For those interested in actual daily compounding % rate to compare all of these, calculations are below.
Please note that many of the daily ones pay only on "business days" (monday-friday), and their demo calculations conveniently start on mondays to omit weekends.
For example, Carbon7's program takes your money for 30 days, and gives you 7% * 30 times, which is ~210%. This is 110% monthly = 2.5% daily profit (compounded).
The 7 is there just to sound like "a lot". Similarly, the "110% in a week" is just 110% paid out after 7 days = 1.3% daily.
So, from current website data at daily compounded rates:
Carbon7
1.3%, 30day term ="7% 30day" (mon-fri) = root(30/7*5*0.07,30)
1.37%, 7day term ="110% in a week"
Profit Unity
1.1%, 20day term = "1.8%/20d" (mon-fri) = root(20/7*5*0.018,20)
1.18%, 40day term = "2%/40d" (mon-fri)
1.4%, 10day term = "115%/10d" = root(1.15,10)
1.47%, 30day term = "155%/30d"
1%, 50day term = "4.9%/50d >$500" (mon-fri)
1.2%, 50day term = "5.2%/50d >$1000" (mon-fri)
1.3%, 14day term = "60% weekly for 2 weeks" = root(2*0.6,14)
1.3% 21day term = "44%weekly for 3 weeks"
MutualTrust (assuming it pays on weekends too, as website claims)
1.5%, 12day term = "10% daily >$10" = root(12*0.1,12)
1.9%, 12day term = "10.5% daily >$100"
2.3%, 12day term = "11% daily >$250"
3%, 12day term = "12% daily superior >$1000"
PokerAutomatics (based on last month profit 17%, and probable non-compounding months)
0.22%, 30day term = "40% 30day >$30" (6.8% monthly)
0.27%, 45day term = "50% 45day >$300" (8.5% monthly) = root(1+ (0.17*45/30*0.5),45)
0.3%, 60day term = "60% 60day >$1000" (10% monthly)
0.32%, 90day term = "65% 90day >$3000" (11% monthly)
0.327%, 120day term = "70% 120day >$10k" (12% monthly)
0.33%, 150day term = "75% 150day >$30k" (12.7% monthly)
0.333%, 180day term = "80% 180day >$50k" (13.6% monthly)
Nano67
0.8%, 30day term = "6% daily for 30 mon-fri" = root(0.06*30/7*5,30)
1.36%, 30day term = "7% daily for 30 mon-fri >$500"
1.37%, 7day term = "110% after 7days"
1.6%, 14day term = "125% after 14 days >$250"
Pokerautomatics takes a big hit in profit because of it's semi-plausible profit source. Don't forget that the company decides what expenses to add and when, and can also go bankrupt if it wants to.
Of the shortest terms and lowest deposits, Nano67 "110%/7day" and Carbon "110%%/7day" are tied. Next is ProfitUnity's "115%/10day", then MutualTrust "10% daily" assuming it pays on weekends. If you go higher than $100, it's MutualTrust all the way, although if you want ponzi, that is how you get ponzi.