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The way HYIFund works is as follows. You can not withdraw money in your "investment" category. You may withdraw money in your "earned" category. If you are compounding your interest then all of your interest earned is being added to your "investment" category. This means that you will not be able to withdraw that earned interest ever. It is true that you need to invest $1 dollar in order to withdraw but it is well worth it and I have done it and been quite happy. I suggest that you let HYIFund continue to compound until your "investment" category is above $10 dollars, and then invest your $1 dollar. This means you will have over $11 dollars in your "investment" category. Recently HYIFund has been paying a little above 1% interest per day. That is about $0.11 per day which means you will make back your investment in less than 10 days. Once you have your investment of $1 dollar back then I would go back to compounding for a little while. I have done this and been very very happy with what has happened. If you, or anybody else, has any more questions feel free to contact me and I will help however I can.

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Hi zearah, many mylotters replied to you on your discussion. 'lizardgod' gave a precise description regarding the matter. There are few good sites among the HYIP sites. The site you discussed is a good one. I am a member there. To withdraw money you have to deposit $1 as yours. They have given you $2.50 as a bonus. You can avoid 'compounding' if you wish to get the earnings entirely. Just opt 'No' instead 'Yes' in the tab asking you about 'compounding'. All the best.

Hi zearah, Someone here have already given you the answers. I would just like to add something. What I did with my HYIFund was I chose not to compound the interest to make it deposited in my "available cash balance" which can be withdrawn when it reaches $1 or more. I have withdrawn twice my money, first the $1 then the $1.56 just a while ago. I invested $2.55 and compounded $0.57. My daily interest now doubles from $0.03 to $0.06. Since my investment had already been returned, I am now planning to compound and not to compound alternately each week. Why am I doing this? Simple. In every month, 2 weeks of the compounded interest will be added to my investment to make it bigger (bigger investment, bigger profit), and 2 weeks of not compounding the interest would mean adding the money to my cash balance which in time will be available for withdrawal. In making this plan, I am increasing my investment and at the same time have available money to withdraw anytime.