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

Hello everybody! It’s been another slow-ish day for news stories in the HYIP industry today, though that of course is always welcome given that no news also means no bad news. To say it was slow is probably an understatement come to think of it, as there’s nothing at all to report for today. Other than that I’ve spent most of the afternoon after lunch driving from Andorra to Barcelona where I’m going to spend the last few days of my vacation before getting the train back home. Even though it’s a tricky enough place to get to – no trains, no airport, and only one road in and out – Andorra was by far the highlight of my trip and a place well worth the effort. I know it’s just a weekender for most readers in France or Span so you guys all know this, but for the rest of us I can say it’s worth the extra effort so try it if you ever get the chance. I have some other business lined up in Denmark and Sweden next week, but this is a place I’ll be returning to in about a year or so I think.

Getting back to business now, and the main focus of tonight’s update is the very latest program joining the MNO Premium List. It’s a brand new medium/long term program called Eazzy that I think many of you might like. Maybe not straight away as Eazzy is still something of a slow burner, but once the first investors in the program start reporting they have not just been paid but have also seen a profit, then Eazzy might really take off.

So let’s have a look at exactly what Eazzy are all about then. Three mid to longer term investment plans are open to investors, though from experience I’d take a guess that the shortest of them is likely to be the more popular, even if it is slightly less profitable. What might put some of the smaller investors off joining Eazzy is their above average minimum asking price. It’s going to cost you at least $50 to join, and that much will get you into what they call The First Capital Plan, the shortest and most affordable of Eazzy‘s three plans. The term runs for 15 business days, that’s three weeks, and during that time members are offered a basic payment of 2% per day, Monday to Friday. That comes to 30% by expiry, nowhere near a profit obviously, so your principal is then returned on expiry. So most likely we’ll see some very slow and gradual growth of Eazzy for the first few weeks online, and when the first investors brave enough to take the gamble report their principals being returned we might see the program getting popular. Maximum deposit for this plan is $999 by the way.

To take a more practical example of how that might work out for you then, let’s say you join the program with a $100 deposit. Eazzy will pay you back $2 per business day for the next three weeks, earning you $30 by completion. You then get your principal back, so it’s $130 all together, of which $30 is net profit.

If you want to make a larger deposit then the next step up is what Eazzy call The Solid Partner Plan which will set you back $1,000 to join. It runs for a longer term of 30 business days, which is six weeks, and you can earn 2.5% per business day for the term. This adds up to a grand total of 75% by the end of the term, which still stops short of putting you in profit by itself. This happens once Eazzy return your principal. The maximum deposit allowed for this plan is capped at $9,999

Lastly then for the really big spenders, Eazzy have The Trust Program Plan. It’s the longest running of the three options, running for 60 business days (twelve weeks), but will cost you a minimum of $10,000 to join. If you can comfortably afford to gamble with that then Eazzy try to entice you into gambling it with them by offering you a 3% daily interest rate from Monday to Friday. By the end of the term that comes to 180% in total, which is net profit once Eazzy return your principal as promised. The maximum limit on investments here isn’t stated (ie there isn’t one) so you’re free to spend whatever you like.

The selection of payment processors is fairly good if you do want to join any of the above mentioned plans. Eazzy have accounts in most of the big service providers, including PerfectMoney, EgoPay, Payeer, and for users of crypto currencies BitCoin is also available for you. Payouts to the Eazzy members are made manually by the admin, and so will need to be requested from inside your private member’s account area. Once done you will have to allow anything up to a further 24 hours for any transactions to be completed. I only need to add that smaller investors need to take note of the fact that Eazzy have a minimum withdrawal requirement of $1, no matter what processor they are using.

Moving on then to the more technical, design, and security aspects of the program, Eazzy is hosted on a dedicated server with the support and protection from DDoS attacks from DDoS-Guard, whose record in the industry as far as HYIP related websites are concerned has been fairly dependable. For an extra layer of security the Eazzy website is also SSL encrypted by Comodo for safer browsing and more secure transactions. Not the regular version that most HYIPs use by the way, but rater the “green bar” SSL that’s another step up in terms of online safety. The Eazzy website is also powered off a script under license from GoldCoders, though I have to say it’s been heavily modified to suit the unique needs of the program. Some of you might not recognize it as a GoldCoders product at first, so I assume there’s a talented designer or programmer involved somewhere along the chain if it’s not actually the Eazzy admin himself. There’s a lot of good information in there to get you started though such as a step-by-step guide to joining and investing with the program, and even if you’re not a member you can find a list of approved exchange service providers.

For any further questions or account related issues you might need to have looked into, the program’s customer support can be contacted by filling in your details on the online support form and submitting it via the contacts page, or else just by mailing them directly at the listed e-mail address. There’s also a postal address in the UK (London to be exact) though I wouldn’t pay too much attention to that. Generally the addresses listed by HYIPs do tend to be genuine in the sense that the buildings do physically exist, it’s just that they are usually hosted virtual offices that anyone can “rent” over the net. Personally as I’ve lived in London myself for the last few years, I know the street that Eazzy have listed their office on and can tell you two things about it for a fact. The movie director Guy Ritchie (Madonna’s ex husband) owns a cozy little old fashioned style English pub around the corner, and the photo of the building displayed on the Eazzy website is not anywhere near that location. Of more practical use to investors might be the Live Chat support where you can get your questions answered in real time by either the Eazzy admin or one of his operators. I can’t really confirm that it’s a 24 hour service as stated on the website (even I have to sleep sometime!) but I can at least tell you that it definitely works, something I can’t say for many other HYIP sites that pretend to offer the same service. Fans of social networking sites will also be able to communicate with Eazzy using their profiles on Facebook and Twitter. If you wish to speak to someone on a one-to-one basis then Eazzy have a telephone number you might wish to try if you think someone might answer.

Like I said already, Eazzy looks like being a solid enough project that will probably only require the principals of the first investors who join to be returned before getting popular. Once that happens you’ll be able to read about it in a future news update right here on MNO. I would also say that the admin seems to have a sizable start-up and advertising budget, given that the first thing he did was book the top banner spot on MNO for a solid month. An experienced admin perhaps, or at least one who is taking the program seriously and knows how to get noticed by the right people. For the record Eazzy list ForEx, Stocks and Bonds, Commodities, and BitCoin mining as their business activities. Nothing we haven’t heard before in the online HYIP industry so, and despite some easily obtained company registration documents available for viewing there’s nothing you can really verify for yourself. So as usual it’s entirely up to you to assess the risk and proceed accordingly. I’d only suggest that you always stay well under an affordable spending limit that you can comfortably afford to lose, and if you do decide to join Eazzy then try and keep them as a smaller part of a wider more diverse investment portfolio.

GET PAID REPORT FOR 30/04/2014 

Here is the list of the programs from my monitor that paid me for the last 24 hours:
From MNO Sticky list: –
From MNO Premium list: RockwellPartners, DublinCryptoriumLimited, BitcoFinancial, InvGlobal, ApexBinary, RemiTrade, VaBank, 5DailyPro, AssuredAssets, OneAdClick, Eazzy (the first payment received).
From MNO Standard list: AdShareCycler.
From MNO Basic list: ThaiMonetaryFund, VictorCoins.

That’s it for today guys. Short and sweet, and hopefully tomorrow will bring a few more newsworthy stories. Good ones that is, not bad ones! In any event the MNO monitor will always be updated at a very minimum of every 24 hours at least, but often more frequently than that. And remember if you like the service – the information here is all free – remember that you can follow me on Facebook and Twitter where all the important news stories are posted, and subscribe to the daily news feed to have all the MNO articles sent directly to your e-mail inbox every day. Every mail sent contains an unsubscribe link so you can change your mind at any time. Also I just want to remind you of the opinion polls running on the MNO TalkBack page where you can vote for your favorite program on my monitor. Thanks to everyone who already participated, and it will stay open for at least a few more days to give anyone who wants to vote a chance to do so. Bye for now, and see you all tomorrow!