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

Hello all! Hope your Sunday’s been going well for you so far. There hasn’t been much in the way of major news stories from the industry so far, though I’ve been kept busy enough with two blog updates today. There was an interview earlier which you may have seen, and now as promised the main news stories that did occur. In between however I want to take a closer look at a brand new medium-term program called AXAIndustries that seems promising enough at first glance. They just opened a couple of days ago and so far everything seems to be working OK for them. Despite the ongoing payments which are made on a daily basis however it will still be a couple of weeks before the very first members see an actual profit on their investments so it’s really only then when we can say that AXAIndustries is a bona-fide success or not, but for now let’s take a look at what they have to offer and some of the program’s main features and see if you like it or not.

What you have is three simple investment plans, or one plan split into three different categories if you prefer, the difference being AXAIndustries will reward you according to how much you spend. But you can join for an affordable minimum deposit of $10 which gets you into what they call The Basic Plan. This runs for a duration of 30 calendar days during which AXAIndustries are offering members 5% interest on their principals per day. Your original deposit is counted as part of the payments and so will not be returned in a separate payment, meaning your payouts which should eventually accumulate to 150% will be made up of your own money back plus 50% net profit.

Here’s a simple example. We’ll say you spend $100 on this plan. Every day for the next 30 days AXAIndustries will give you back $5. Twenty days into the term you’ll have earned back your own money so it’s pure profit from that point on. Payouts should add up to $150 by the end, which is your own initial hundred plus an extra $50 for yourself. The maximum deposit for this plan is $499.

AXAIndustries have higher rates of interest available, but to avail of them you are required to make a larger deposit. A $500 minimum for example gets you into The Business Plan, also running for 30 calendar days. Payouts to members are made at a rate of 5.5% per day, and will include the principal as part of them. Therefore by expiry of the term your payouts should add up to a total sum of 165%, from which the 65% is your profit and the rest your own money. You break even with your 19th payment (only slightly faster than the previous option) and AXAIndustries will accept a maximum deposit of $1,499 for this rate.

The Premium Plan follows, and sees AXAIndustries requiring a $1,500 minimum deposit to join. As with your other two options the investment term runs for 30 calendar days, during which members can earn a daily repayment at 6%. Again your initial principal is factored into the payouts meaning you break even after 17 days and complete the term with payments totaling 180%. So that’s your own money back plus 80% net profit. AXAIndustries allow a maximum spend of $100,000 for this plan, though as far as most people are concerned it may as well be limitless.

Payment options are as good as you’d expect from any new program hoping to be taken seriously around the HYIP industry. AXAIndustries list all the popular processors with SolidTrustPay, EgoPay, PerfectMoney, and LibertyReserve included, so I guess no one’s going to have any problems there (not with the choice I mean). Payouts to members are handled manually and so will need to be requested from inside your AXAIndustries private members account area. Once done the admin requires you to allow up to 18 hours for him to complete the transaction.

On the subject of security and design AXAIndustries is also up to a reasonable industry standard, with the website being SSL encrypted by Comodo for safer browsing and more secure transactions, and hosted on a dedicated server with the support and protection of BlockDos who are regarded very highly in their field. AXAIndustries is running of a unique and custom made script which is always nice to see, but despite that is still quite user friendly and very easy to navigate. If you have any further questions for the admin about anything here or account related issues you need to be dealt with then the two points of contact are either to mail the program directly at the listed e-mail address, or else just fill in your details in the online customer support form and submit it via the contacts page. AXAIndustries do list a postal address though this would be a serviced virtual office used for correspondence rather than somewhere you would actually locate the admin.

At this point those of you new to the world of online HYIPs might be wondering what kind of business could possibly come up with such enormous profits in such a relatively short space of time. Experienced players are unlikely to be thinking anything of the sort as they will know enough about the HYIP industry to ignore this and concentrate instead on the viability of the program to be around long enough to make some money from it, and to be honest this is kinda where I’d be leaving things myself. But for the benefit of the newbies, AXAIndustries actually say very little about this. The website and the content, ie texts, are all quite original though when it come to the actual practical information as to what goes on there on a day to day basis thing’s get shall we say a little gray. Other than describing themselves as an investment company AXAIndustries don’t do a whole lot to expand on that. Again, I only mention these things for the less experienced users, and my own advice is not to waste your time looking for something that isn’t there. Treat AXAIndustries with the same amount of caution you would with any other online HYIP, in other words be aware of the risks without needing to be afraid of them if you know how to behave around them. That means to set yourself a sensible spending limit that you can comfortably afford to lose and will not go past under any circumstances, and if joining AXAIndustries at all then try to keep them as a smaller part of a wider more diverse portfolio.

DAILY NEWS FROM THE INDUSTRY

MNO TALKBACK – LATEST POLL RESULTS AND NEW QUESTION POSTED

Regular readers will know by now that I’ve had a couple of opinion polls and surveys on the MNO TalkBack page, usually running for about a week or so each. There’s been a couple of interesting revelations there over the last few weeks I must say, with most (though not all) questions relating to your thoughts and activities in the HYIP arena. So the topic of last week’s question was hosting providers. They form an integral part of any successful HYIP, though not necessarily one the investors put a whole lot of thought into and think it’s simply something the admin needs to deal with. I was a bit surprised therefore to see just how many of you treat the subject more seriously that I thought, though I really shouldn’t be because I know most MNO readers are pretty level headed and experienced. The exact question posted then was this:
Is the hosting provider ever a deciding factor in you joining (or not joining) a program?

The biggest single answer with 44% of the votes was the reply “Yes, this is very important and I always check first and avoid the bad ones” which would indicate just how important a factor good hosting providers are to investors. Admins should also take note, because if you want to convince people it’s a good idea to join your program then you’ll have to prove you’re serious about it. More and more investors can spot the cheap scams a lot faster than they used to, so that’s not a bad thing I guess.

Also impressive though not quite as meticulous, 24% of readers answered “It’s important but not a deciding factor that will keep me out”, which still indicates a good quality host is always important and something the members will look in to.

And lastly 36% of readers were of the opinion “No, I don’t really take it into consideration”, so I guess there are probably many factors influencing their decisions on what programs to join, but this doesn’t seem to be one of them.

So the next question involves another integral part of the HYIP industry, and sometimes a controversial one – monitors. Love them or hate them, they’re part of the industry and they’re not going away. So what do you think of them? Some are better than others of course, that much I think we can all agree on, but I’m not mentioning any specific names here. I just mean what’s your opinion of that entire side of the business. There’s quite literally hundreds of them out there so clearly somebody’s making use of their services. But what about you? Do you think we really need them? Or need so many? Do you think the good ones outnumber the bad ones, or that the service they offer regular investors is even worth having? The exact question and the various options are below:

What do you think of the role played by monitors in the HYIP industry?

a) They provide a vital service to investors and would really limit my activities if I couldn’t use them. The more there are the better.

b) I think they are important but I only trust a couple and ignore the rest.

c) They don’t really tell me anything I don’t already know so don’t see much point in following them.

d) Self-serving mercenaries who line their own pockets and don’t care about their readers. Pay them no attention.

Please visit MNO TalkBack page and cast your votes. I’d be interested to hear your thoughts on the subject, so please share them with others!

GET PAID REPORT FOR 10/02/2013

Here is the list of the programs from my monitor that paid me for the last 24 hours:
From MNO Sticky list: ProForexUnion, MGProfit, OilOfAsia.
From MNO Premium list: ProfitableSunrise, EurexTrade, StallionGold, TureProfit, VisitAd, PerfectForex, GoldenPayment, AirCargoXpress, FatProfit, Profitable2013, RewardsWeekly, StockEvoTrade, ExpressProfitShares, ADSolid, AXAIndustries, WaldmanDiamond (the first payment received).
From MNO Standard list: AustralianBusinessGroup, PureIncome, AxiomInvestingGroup.
From MNO Basic list: TrackInvest, MoneyPlanet, InvestmentCapital, MainaLimited, Finance7, StableInv, Money&Credit, TheInvestmentBank.

That’s all I have for you tonight, guys. Enjoy what’s left of your weekend and I’ll see you back here tomorrow for what should be a more lively day for news stories (being Monday and all) plus a more detailed review at AxiomInvestingGroup which is a new long term program that launched about a week and a half ago. Stay tuned for that and see you all then!