Hello Everyone.
I know that the HYIP's invest there money in shares,forex,bonds,etc..
But i wanted to know the address of the sites where they invest money.
Anyone of you knowing them,plz post them over here....
Thank-You

There is no "magical" site where you just 'go and forex' or buy stocks/bonds. These are real-world transactions, meaning if the HYIP is actually honest and does invest, they do it through a bank. If they play on the Foreign Exchange markets, they most likely operate independently buying and selling currencies. But sure there are sites too, like MyShareBuilder.com, that one's for stocks if you want to check it out.

-Lance

and currency exchanges are an option too!

betonmarkets.com
oanda.com
gamebookers.com(not e-gold)

i was also wondering about this where all money go ???

we don't know exactly where the $$$ go, but it's not our work anyway. no need to care. the only thing you should care is which hyip you can invest, when to invest and how much to invest!

or, another option is: in the wm's pockets

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They do?

No, the template they come with says that, what they actually do is take the the money from later 'investors' and pay the earlier 'investors' with that - that is why they crash all the time, because that is not a sustainable thing to do.

Real hyip's might invest in forex or bonds or stocks, but real hyip's need millions of dollars to invest in, not $10 for 100 days of 5% by egold. Those ones are just ponzi scams.



Of course when a scammer is sharing their proceeds with you you shouldn't care where the money comes from but when they run out of new scammees and can no longer share any proceeds with you, do you care then? Or if you become one of the scammees do you care then? I guess not if you knew what was happening all along that the line about 'we're experts in forex' was just a lie'

A majority of HYIPs do not invest in the forex or commodities or anything like that. Many claim to do so but has anyone here ever seen an audit or trading records to indicate that they are actually trading your money? I certainly haven't so that leads me to assume most HYIPs are either straight ponzies or are investing on other HYIP ponzi sites.

some of them(0,000001%) invest in forex, others in other hyips, but the most don`t invest at all.

No HYIP invests in shares/bonds because the rates that they payout are higher than shares/bonds gives.

I'm fairly certain that no HYIP invests in ForEx either because they don't have enough capital to do it successfully. Besides which, if they were skillful enough to consistently make a high yield, they'd be offering their services to billionaires and not people who want to invest a couple of bucks of eGold.

Basically, HYIPs are scams. The only reason that they're able to survive a week or two instead of crashing immediately is because some people think things like

There's not really anything I can add to the other responses. They don't invest the money anywhere. They're Ponzi scams. They're illegal, and best avoided.

Cheers,

Wil

just they play with ur money
traders work for self no time for others

I don't think they "invest" it anywhere, just recycle it throught the hyip

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponzi#Examples_of_Ponzi_schemes

An advertisement is placed promising extraordinary returns on an investment ? for example 20% for a 30 day contract. The precise mechanism for this incredible return can be attributed to anything that sounds good but is not specific: "global currency arbitrage", "futures trading", "high yield investment programs", or similar.

With no "proven track record", only a few investors are tempted, usually for smaller sums (say $5000). Sure enough, 30 days later, the investor receives $6000 ? the original capital plus the 20% return ($1000). At this point, greed starts to overcome reason: the investor will put in more money, and, as word begins to spread, other investors grab the "opportunity" to participate. More and more people invest, and see their investments return the promised (and quite large) returns.

The reality of the scheme is that the "return" to the initial investors is being paid out of the new, incoming investment money, not out of profits. There is no "global currency arbitrage", "futures trading", or "high yield investment" actually taking place. Instead, when Investor D puts in money, that money becomes available to pay out "profits" to investors A, B, and C. When investors X, Y, and Z put in money, that money is available to pay "profits" to investors A through W.

One reason that the scheme works so well is that early investors ? those who actually got paid the large returns ? quite commonly keep their money in the scheme (it does, after all, pay out much better than any alternative investment). Thus those running the scheme don't actually have to pay out very much (net) ? they simply have to send statements to investors that show how much the investors have made by keeping the money in what looks like a great place to earn a high return.

The catch is that at some point one of three things will happen: (1) the promoters will vanish, taking all the investment money (less payouts) with them; (2) the scheme will collapse of its own weight, as investment slows and the promoters start having problems paying out the promised returns (and when they start having problems, the word spreads); or (3) the scheme is exposed, because much of the "assets" that are on the accounting records of the so-called enterprise do not (cannot) really exist.

Hopefully your mother doesn't give you an allowance.

No Allowance Dude..
I just invest the money i got paid from many sites.....
And my secret for that is : -
Get in early.....Get out early.....

IF HYIP most of them scam, how about Paid to Surf (PTS) ?
Their rate return also enough high.
I curious how the famous 4daily get the money for pay...
Any comment ??

Yes, they operate on exactly the same model.

Basically, most people were beginning to realize that all HYIPs were scams, so someone came up with the idea of changing the name and forcing users to do something that doesn't take much work but which still has the appearance of doing something. Then they can make people who should know better say, "Oh, it's not a HYIP scam because I'm actually getting paid for leaving my computer on while I go take a shower. And advertisers will pay thousands of dollars per page view, right?"