28/06/2012. GlobalOilFund Review and Daily News from the Industry

Beware! GlobalOilFund has stopped paying! Do not invest there! 

Hello everyone! As we come towards the end of the week I want to take a closer look at another of the recent additions to the MNO monitoring list called GlobalOilFund. It’s another short term program this time which by now will have a familiar look to it for most of you – a couple of easy money plans if you know how to play it right and a couple that are maybe best left to one side. It should be noted before we begin that GlobalOilFund is not a brand new program and has been paying successfully for around three weeks now.

There are six plans in total to choose from in the program, all except one of which make one single payment on expiry. GlobalOilFund will determine the interest rate based on the size of your deposit and include your principal in the payment together with your profit. So the first one runs for just 1 single day and can be joined for a $5 minimum. Anything from that up to a deposit of of $250 will get you back a total return of 105%, or 5% profit. For bigger deposits GlobalOilFund offer 107% to amounts from $251 to $500, and 112% for anything between $501 and $500. If you’re interested in spending more than that then check the GlobalOilFund members area for the applicable rates.

Your second option runs for 2 calendar days and differs from the rest by making two daily payments that include your principal. It can also be joined for a $5 minimum deposit. Anything up to a $250 investment sees GlobalOilFund offer you a 55% per day (10% profit). So that’s 10% net profit for yourself. Returns on larger deposits include 58% per day on amounts between $251 and $500 (16% profit), and 61% per day for anything between $501 and $500 (22% profit). See the GlobalOilFund members area for further details if interested in spending anything more than that.

GlobalOilFund third plan runs for a term of 5 calendar days, which as you can see is more of a risk but still need only cost you a $5 minimum to join. Risk more than you’re comfortable losing and you’ve only got yourself to blame. Anyway, for a deposit up to a maximum value $250 GlobalOilFund offer a final payment of 130% on expiry, principal included. For bigger deposits the payouts on offer include 150% on amounts between $251 and $500, and 180% on amounts from $501 to $500. Unlikely to be achievable on any sort of consistent basis but as I said the decision to join or not rests with you. For information on larger investments see your GlobalOilFund members area.

The next plan runs for a term of 10 calendar days and requires a $5 minimum deposit. The increasing risk might help to make it a less popular pick but for $5 I don’t see why anyone wouldn’t want to at least give it a shot for the fun of it. Interest payments are made once on expiry and will include the member’s principal. Deposits up to a maximum value of $250 are offered a payment of 180%. If you wish to make a bigger deposit then other rates include 230% on amounts between $251 and $500, and 300% for anything between $501 and $1000. See your GlobalOilFund account area for any further details on deposits bigger than that.

For a 20 calendar day term, and again requiring just a $5 minimum deposit, GlobalOilFund‘s fifth plan offers a 300% return paid only on expiry to investments up to a value of $250. That includes your initial deposit so it won’t be returned separately. For bigger investments the offer rises to 400% on deposits from $251 to $500, and 500% on amounts from $501 to $1000. See your GlobalOilFund members area for figures relating to anything larger.

And finally with a term of 30 calendar days is a plan perhaps best avoided. I’m not trying to say that GlobalOilFund can’t possibly last that long (well, they’ve already been here for three weeks so it could easily happen) it’s just that it really does make things more difficult for you as an investor and kinda defeats the whole purpose of joining a program that can put you into profit in as little as 24 hours. But just for your information, GlobalOilFund offer the following interest rates paid on expiry – 500% for a $5 minimum deposit and up to a value of $250, 650% on $251 up to $500, and 800% on amounts from $501 to $1,000. Check out the members area for any information on deposits bigger than that.

Payment options are pretty good by any standards, but especially for a program like this. It’s not just limited to just LibertyReserve and PerfectMoney but includes Payza, one I’m not familiar with called Bitcoin, and the most recent addition SolidTrustPay. Payments are made manually and so will have to be requested from inside your members account area. Once done you will then have to allow the GlobalOilFund admin up to 48 hours to process the transaction. It should be noted however that until further notice GlobalOilFund are only taking Payza and STP deposits in manual mode. Unlike some other programs that currently doing this, you can actually go through the GlobalOilFund website to make the transfer. All that happens is the deposit does not get credited automatically, the admin will add it manually afterwards. You’ll find further details on this after you sign up for the program inside your private members area.

As for the design and security, GlobalOilFund is running off a script that looks very like GoldCoders but isn’t. The admin says it’s been adapted for greater security. The website is SSL encrypted and is hosted on a protected server by a company called CloudFlare. If you have any questions for the admin relating to your account then you can reach him by filling out the e-mail ticketing form you’ll find on the GlobalOilFund Help Desk page and submitting it.

Texts suggest that GlobalOilFund are somehow involved with the oil business (if the name didn’t quite give it away, lol!), though personally I’d be a bit wary of that. So as with all high risk HYIPs you know to keep your wits about you at all times and be aware of the risk, but not afraid of it. If you play it right GlobalOilFund can generate a reasonable return on a modestly sized deposit within a reasonably short space of time. The problems only arise when people have totally unrealistic expectations and start acting on them, and that rarely ends well in this industry let me tell you. So as ever keep GlobalOilFund as a smaller part of your portfolio (assuming your joining it at all, that is) and set yourself a sensible spending limit. But just because some of the plans seem a bit unfeasible doesn’t mean there isn’t a couple of bucks to be made on the others.

DAILY NEWS FROM THE INDUSTRY

GLOBALOILFUND – STP ADDED

I can see after the collapse of one of the leading programs Royalty7 the HYIP industry is really slowing down already, as many investors had to stop for a second and consider what to do next and which other programs to join. Those who lost money in Royalty7 will be surely desperate to find a promising short term program to recover their losses, but I would advise them to be careful about that until we see the effect this event has on the industry, and never put all their money in one program regardless of how stable it seems at the moment.

One such promising short term program is GlobalOilFund which has just been reviewed on MNO. Today sees another good reason to mention is on MNO news as SolidTrustPay was added as the fourth payment processor joining Payza, LibertyReserve and PerfectMoney. This will certainly strengthen the position of the program in the market and make it more competitive. Please note that due to some issues with STP, deposits are credited by the admin manually, although unlike Payza deposits you can make the deposits automatically from your account area. Here’s their latest newsletter which I hope explains the process:
“GlobalOilFund Starts Accepting Solidtrustpay
Another great news! GlobalOilFund will start accepting deposits via Solidtrustpay ( http://www.solidtrustpay.com ) today!
This is yet another request by our loyal investors and we are granting their request. You can start depositing with Solidtrustpay funds on our website. The process is automatic and your deposits should be added instantly. No need to wait, no need to send a ticket, just deposit, and start your investment.
If you have further questions or need assistance, please contact the customer support team via the helpdesk.
Thank you for supporting our company.
GlobalOilFund
Earlier, we sent an e-mail thinking that the deposits via Solidtrustpay are automatically added to your deposits list, only to find out that we have to add them manually. Although the deposit process itself is automatic, the deposit will be added manually to your balance. Once the funds are in your balance, you need to make a deposit from your Solidtrustpay balance to the plan you want to deposit to.
Thank you for your support and understanding of this matter, and being patient with us. We will always try to process your deposits in as fast as possible.”

PAYZA – REFLECTIONS ON SOCIAL NETWORKING BUSINESS

I must say that after changing from AlertPay to Payza the articles posted on their official blog became more interesting though not necessarily connected with the online payments industry as a whole. For instance, the latest article posted two days ago contained an in-depth analysis of the ongoing success of the LinkedIn website and its rivalry with Facebook. The article’s author finds some advantages which he thinks make LinkedIn stand out from the others and made some interesting points about the present and future of the social media and its place in online business. Here is the full article from Payza’s official blog which you should read if you fancy the topic:
“Social Media in Business
Two weeks ago we wrote about LinkedIn’s security breach and the ways that Payza and its users can prevent the same thing from happening to us. Now I’d like to take a look at what LinkedIn is doing right, and at the bigger picture of what it can teach us about the role of social media in business and of business in social media.
Facebook, LinkedIn, etc…
In May, social media platforms took what was possibly the final step in legitimizing themselves as an industry. Facebook, LinkedIn, Groupon, Pandora, and several other major social media players went public on the stock market. In the first month of trading, LinkedIn has not only vastly outperformed all others, but has been the only one showing any significant growth.
As the chart above records, most stocks have plummeted in value, including Facebook, which shrunk by 27.16%. Yelp, the only stock showing growth other than LinkedIn, has grown by a mere 4.6%. LinkedIn, on the other hand, has more than doubled in value, a growth of 103.3%.
Remarkably, when LinkedIn announced that it had been hacked and 6.5 million passwords had been revealed, this did not hurt their stock performance. Despite a backlash from some users, including a class-action suit launched by an Illinois-based LinkedIn user, investors seemed to consider the breach a minor issue and have not lost their faith in the company.
LinkedIn responded to the breach quickly – in fact they broke the news of the breach themselves and urged all members to play it safe by changing their passwords immediately. They continued to reveal the details of the breach as they learned them, an act of transparency which certainly played a part in keeping the loyalty of their investors.
What It Means
The marketplace is betting that the future of social media lies in its application to business. LinkedIn, a professional networking site, is the clear poster boy for how social media and business benefit each other. The site allows businesses to actively seek out prospective employees, and vice versa. User profiles are basically interactive resumes, and users can connect with colleagues and groups with whom they have a professional relationship.
The only other social media stock that showed growth in its first month was Yelp, a networking site which allows users to search for businesses in their local area and to submit reviews.
Both of these sites apply social media strategies to business, and both have seen their stocks grow. Meanwhile Facebook and Pandora, which market primarily to individuals, have shrunk in value.
The Implication
As much as Facebook is highly profitable, and works for its bottom line like any corporation, investors are still putting their money with the tools that feed back into the business community, rather than just feeding back into their profits.
Let’s face it, Facebook is here to stay – but its profitability benefits only itself. LinkedIn, on the other hand, has a mutually beneficial relationship with the business world – it is only successful if it is actually helping the careers of its users.
Businesses are now embracing social media as the powerful, game-changing tool it is. An American survey shows that LinkedIn is the preferred tool of 39% of hiring managers. As people are adopting social media more and more for professional use, the industry has nowhere to go but up, and the tools that feed back into the business world will come out on top.”

GET PAID REPORT FOR 28/06/2012

Here is the list of the programs from my monitor that paid me for the last 24 hours:
From MNO Sticky list:  FlitzInvestments, GlobalOilFund, HYEarn, EWFund.
From MNO Premium list: NewGNi, ENR-G, OneInv, SilverStructure, EurexTrade, ProfitableSunrise, Wacomark, FelminaAlliance, BensonUnion, InvestForia,  DividendService, MetalROI, PlexCapital, PrimeXCash, HighBornFinance, OrbitsPay, ProfitHall, KISnP, InvestConcept, Ivecon.
From MNO Standard list: UFOWin, InternationalForexLLC.
From MNO Basic list: CheeseCash, XtraForex.

That’s all the news from the industry tonight, guys. See you all tomorrow with the latest news from the most popular programs online!