What do you think?

Just like you, I got scammed and this is during my first investment! (Beware of dollarwallet dot net, guys.) Anyway, I've learned my lesson and this did not stop me from joining other HYIPs. The thing is, don't invest money you could not afford to lose. You can check up on an HYIP in the monitoring and review sites to help you decide where to invest your money. Beware of HYIPs that offer unbelievably big profits for they will certainly disappear and run away with your money in a very short time. Go for those which offer a realistic ROI, let's say a 2 percent daily profit, for they would certainly last longer. Of course, no HYIP lasts forever, enjoy while you still earn. If you plan to join any HYIP, visit allhyipmonitors dot com.

IyanMuska, HYIP - High Yield Investment Program is nothing but a Ponzi scheme, which is an investment scam that promises unsustainably high return on investment by paying previous investors with the money invested by new investors. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has said that "these fraudulent schemes involve the purported issuance, trading, or use of so-called 'prime' bank, 'prime' European bank or 'prime' world bank financial instruments, or other 'high yield investment programs.' (HYIP's) The site is really a piece of art with all the various investment "portfolios" as adversarial information retrieval techniques in order to attract potential victims by creating an impression that the company has done no wrong. You should really be careful with your money and where you park it. Honestly, you do not really need to rely on these sites which are nothing legitimate but scams to profit no one than the site owner(s). I am sure your country's own legitimate financial institutions have enough investment portfolios to offer which pays in the real and legitimate sense. Ref: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-yield_investment_program

Hi Iyan Muska: I am sorry to tell you this my friend but HYIPS, they are all big scams. The finance model of HYIPs is creating a ponzi scheme so they will return your investment until they take the money and run. Some people may be lucky and get some profit but in the end people will lose their money. It's the same story on every HYIP. ALVARO

I have no expereince with such sites, but the way you descibe tell me that it has the characteristics of scam. You have to be careful with your money and where you invest them The initials HYIP does not tell us anything, wiite out.

Hi, The same experience happened to me several years ago, I would not say that any site, this is a blow for me to early to know the internet business. I wasted 1500 of dollars in just one month, this makes me frustrated, they disappeared without a clear responsibility. Nice day

HYIP is actually built to scam. Ask an owner of an HYIP monitor site and he'll tell you that what I said is true. So, joining an HYIP is like saying "Hey, go ahead and scam me." But of course, if you're able to join the site in it's first 60 days, then, chances are you'll be able to rake in a lot of money. HYIP sites are purely ponzi scheme in nature. The new investments that comes in pays for the maturing accounts by the earlier investors.