Cyclers, HYIP's and Paid to surf
By Kowgirl
@Kowgirl (3490)
United States
December 21, 2007 2:29pm CST
Here is the lowdown on cyclers, HYIP's and Paid to surf sites.
Cyclers use new members money to push you up to a point where you will cycle out and earn a percentage of your investment. Yes it is a ponzi program where you may lose your money, but like all programs you have to learn how to play the game. It may take a long time to cycle.There are no set rules for how many days it will take. HYIP's pay a percentage of your investment in a period of time. Like 150% in 1 day or 200% in 14 days. They pick the amount of time for each percent. They are a high risk because they don't last long. The Paid to surf is a program that will pay you to surf a set number of sites for a set number of days. They pay a percentage of the amount you use to purchase advertising packages. This puts your program in the sites to be surfed. All of them pay a percent of what your referrals invest when they join under you. In the cyclers it is easy to cycle when you can put more money in to push your line to the top. If you have $10 to invest it will cycle faster if you invest $1 at a time every hour until you have invested your $10. In a HYIP it is best to invest a high amount then take out your initial investment ASAP and use the interest to keep investing. That way if they fold you wont have lost any money. In the paid to surf just do them like the HYIP and take out your initial investment ASAP and continue on with your earned interest. I have made thousands of dollars with these type of programs doing them this way. I never use any out of pocket money. So when you earn from Mylot ,it's like getting free money, money that you can use to invest in these higher paying programs. This is how the rich get richer, they put their money to work for them making more money. I have cycled at SpeedCycler and reinvested. As long as we reinvest the program will last longer giving everyone a chance to earn without any work. Are you an investor in any of these programs?
Are you making any money with any of them?
2 responses
@visitorinvasion (7709)
• United States
21 Dec 07
Might want to warn people that this kind of program isn't legal in the U.S. Run a search or 2 on 12DailyPro, then search "Ponzi" at www.sec.gov
Just because some of them actually payout before eventually going under owning members money, does not make these types of programs legal.
@Kowgirl (3490)
• United States
22 Dec 07
First of all I did say that they were Ponzi's. Just like most MLM programs are.
As for 12 Daily Pro That was NOT a Ponzi. They paid the members on time every 12 days. They used the money to invest in other programs. One was money exchange at Forex which at the time was doing very well for them. They did NOT depend on other members money to do the paying. They got shut down when people from another country tried to use them to laundry money.(I wont say from where because there are some here who are from there.)They got caught and were angry so they got the
account frozen. She is still under investigation because of these people. If anyone lost money with this program they will receive as much as the law will allow as a refund. But Most of the members of 12 Daily Pro made quite a bit with this program so they wont be getting anything back. I myself wish I could find another program that is as honest as 12 Daily Pro was.
@kris182_2000 (5453)
• Canada
21 Dec 07
Ther are people saying that Speedcycler is a good site. I've invested $3.00 so far, but haven't seen any results yet. I don't know how long it will take.