Put together a short list of things you can do before investing in a program to help you get the most out of your money.
#1-Search the HYIP name in all HYIP forums. This is usually a sign of a short-lived scam, so check with the people spamming your program. Look for people’s opinions.
Often, those who have invested in HYIPs for some time are the ones with the best insights. The most important thing is to seek complaints from people who are not paid.
#2-Search on Google. It copies small chunks of text (1-2 sentences) from the homepage and pages and provides information on how they are returned. Paste it into the cited Google search bar to see if anything comes up.
For some time, Google will return an exact match. Usually a professional trader’s website. It also does the same for images of people who look like program administrators. All you have to do is look at the properties of the image and get the name of the file where the image is uploaded.
Then paste this into Google Image Search. In many cases, you will be surprised that the image is a direct copy from another site. This proves that the administrator is lying.
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#3-Send an email to the administrator. Ask some good questions, like where you were, how long you lived, and how to get it back. The common answers you receive are US, 2 years, and Forex trading.
Usually if this is the answer, the admin will lie to you. About 75% of all new HYIPs claim to pay their members offline for more than a year. There is a 99.99999% chance that this is a lie. If an investment firm can trade with its members offline for two years, there is usually no need to do business online.
#4-See major HYIP evaluation sites. If the program appears to be self-selecting and defrauding ratings, or if it appears to have recruited voters, stay away. You can usually determine if a program is cheating by looking at what each member has voted for.
Also, check the IP selector. Maybe scammers are careful and don’t use proxies.
Overall, following these four steps can save you money in the long run. HYIPs are very risky and these steps alone do not guarantee success. They only increase your chances of walking away with a profit.
