08/04/2016. MNOFridays (25th Issue) and Daily News from the HYIP Industry

Hello everyone! Welcome again to MNO, the only place to find quality high budget programs in a vast sea of fast scams. I’m writing today on the plane from London which has become my main place of residence over the last few years since purchasing a house here to Tel-Aviv where I’m going to spend the next four weeks relaxing on its sandy beaches, swimming in the warming seas, and sipping cocktails in its countless beach bars. I have made it possible to live the lifestyle I’ve always wanted through consistently hard work on MNO during the last nine years. This not only made me financially independent in the long run but also helped me realize there are only so many hours in the day and to think about how I really wanted to spend them. I’ve gradually changed my opinion of my own site from just a money making tool for myself to a transforming and empowering tool that helps fellow investors to prosper.

In line with that, earlier last year MNOVision and the MNO Info Center were born which have since become helpful guidance for newbies and experienced players alike. It might not be a secret for the majority of you that I have firmly secured my niche among the most influential bloggers in the HYIP industry at the same time making sure there will be no compromise on the quality of the programs I list. Sky high listing prices deter admins not ambitious enough to build something great and who simply wish to use me in their selfish goals for a fast scam. Therefore this makes MNO for them a place to avoid because it will cost them more money than they would be able to steal. Obviously I wouldn’t be able to achieve anything I have now without the support of my readers who tremendously inspired me during the transitional period in reformatting and revamping MNO to make it valued only by the most experienced players. As a result, you have probably noticed the junk programs and obvious scams you see flooding other blogs and monitors are not included here. In fact even the MNO ShoutBox is completely closed for discussing programs not listed on my monitor.

In today’s article from the MNOFridays series which discusses important issues in the HYIP industry that most investors would routinely be familiar with, I’d like to talk about language skills. Specifically the vital role that good English language skills play in establishing the reputation of a website among an international audience and maintaining a high level of transparency on the principles the site is built on. I will also cover the sensitive subject of HYIP admins sometimes not appreciating such important tools as proof reading and professional copy writing, something that can make their newsletters almost unbearable for the native English speakers to read and what can be done to assist them.

Over the last couple of years following the collapse of two major HYIP related payment processors – LibertyReserve and EgoPay – I’ve noticed a troubling pattern in the industry. There’s been a sharp decrease in the number of usually more financially solvent investors from the developed countries in favor of investors from developing countries like China and Russia. And while there is huge interest in participating in HYIPs, there simply isn’t as much disposable income to throw around as we might see in the US or Euro zone countries. That situation helped fuel the proliferation of uneducated blogs and monitors with very poor language, writing, and general communication skills. Unfortunately these sites have managed to become very appealing to Russian and Chinese (etc) speaking audiences who are less literate in English. That can make them very persuasive to people who don’t know any better and make them fall under the influence of self-proclaimed experts who in reality have little to no idea how the HYIP industry works, never warn you about risks and dangers essential to understand if you want to succeed, and work off an entirely self-interest self-serving agenda. They can cause sometimes already poverty stricken investors lose hard earned money they can scarcely afford by supporting criminally fast scams most of which are run either by themselves or their buddies.

Such blogs are mostly aimed at getting closer to those poor people from developing countries and taking advantage of them. Many, while run by people who can barely speak English themselves try to appeal to those who don’t understand much better. They don’t even bother to make the most basic and rudimentary attempts at correcting the most obvious mistakes by simply consulting Google translator or similar online proof reading tools. They present themselves as experts while coming across as people unlikely to have completed high school. Unfortunately because the people these blogs are targeting are often not aware of the problem, they continue losing money in a conveyor belt of fast scams shamelessly hoisted on them one after the other. The lucky ones will come across MNO and discover there is a different type of blog in the HYIP industry that will help you be more in control of your money, identify possible risks and rewards, and build a sustainable long-term HYIP portfolio.

Many HYIP admins are clearly non English speakers but laughably try to disguise themselves as multi-million dollar corporations with hundreds of employees around the world based in the UK. The funniest thing is they think if they “incorporate” a company in the UK they will convince investors they are genuine. This of course can be done cheaply and anonymously over the internet by just about anyone (read the MNO article on how to do so here). Yet they can’t hire a professional proof reader (or basically find ANY native English speaker) who would look at their texts and correct some often shockingly bad mistakes. And for a program pretending to be operating from the UK this is almost hilarious! Many admins underestimate the effect this can have on their program’s future growth. You see, it can be particularly off-putting for actual English speaking investors, and not just those from the UK, US, Canada, etc, but even Scandinavian and some Western European countries where I’ve noticed many educated people speak English to an often higher standard than native UK born citizens. The fact of the matter is that these are the more affluent, bigger spending players, and they’re going to hold your program up to a much higher standard before handing over any money.

Obviously no one “blames” you for what’s basically the geographical accident of not been born into a fluent English speaking background, but if you want to tap into that market effectively then a dependable proof reader and copy writer are essential. In the worst cases the HYIP is so over complicated and so poorly explained that many investors simply can’t be bothered. Of course some admins can hire English speaking monitors like MNO to do their job for them by explaining their investment plans in site reviews, but why overcomplicate things in the first place and make it difficult for investors to get to the core values? Plus the fact that when HYIP admins who don’t speak much English ask for the help of blogs they don’t realize speak even worse English than they do, they only make things worse. From a neutral point of view the results are often amusing, bit of a “guilty pleasure” for me as they say, but honestly from an investor’s point of view I can tell you the bigger spending players are only been driven further and further away from you.

Therefore, the importance of having a HYIP website in clear and concise English is vital. Something that many admins neglect is to create a website for everyone – wide choice of payment processors, good hosting provider with reliable DDoS protection, secure transactions, and texts that explain everything written in terms that everyone can easily understand. If only one of these components is missing it’s highly unlikely the program will reach its full potential, and may even be a bitter disappointment for both the investors and admin alike. Many experienced HYIP admins who have been in the industry for years know this and make sure to have a properly designed websites with simple but perfectly written English texts as a priority. And not the other way around, because even a perfect design would not work without a well written explanation.

The same goes for blogs and monitors not writing in their native language in favor of English and which frankly speaking, they’re not that good at. By not being able to explain anything properly they only serve to further confuse investors now feeling more lost than ever. And when the HYIP admin doesn’t provide proper English texts and the blogger in question doesn’t speak English any better, it’s simply a recipe for disaster. Everyone becomes confused and people are less likely to invest, especially if the texts on the website are stolen or unoriginal despite the website still flashing UK issued incorporation documents.

So the point is admins need to think twice about the effectiveness of employing blogs and monitors to do a job you’d be better advised to offer professional writers. And of course stick with the original English speakers like MNO. You can see from the latest examples of admins who use my blog as their exclusive partner are doing particularly well, winning lots of investors for a fraction of the cost.

If you are not particularly good in English you can always rely on someone who can do it for you, as I know many people who can offer a dependable service and will proof read your newsletters or even write it for you if you give them the main points you want to get across. If you don’t have anyone like that yourself then you can use the services of MNO to do it for you. This doesn’t come cheap, but that you can always be sure you reach your target audience and they understand exactly what you are trying to say. I can also personally proof read any texts and make sure they are up to a high standard, as I already did many times in the interviews with admins who weren’t so strong in English.

Those who require a translation of their site into Russian can always get in touch with my programmer who already once did a good job in translating my advertising page into Russian, and as the Russian HYIP market is growing and already responsible for about a quarter of all investments you might find that service invaluable. In any case, if you require assistance with English or Russian translations you can always contact me and I will be able to provide you with the best possible service.

Don’t try and cut corners on the best services in the industry, it will only cost you more in the end, and don’t fall into the trap of trusting your program to cheap monitors and bloggers that can barely speak English and will just complicate things for investors instead of simplifying them. If you’re ambitious enough come to MNO and make your program seen by the bigger spenders. There’s a chance they may otherwise not understand what you’re trying to do unless it’s explained properly in a review or get a professionally written website issuing quality newsletters in fluent English. Many of my readers will appreciate this while the exclusive status on MNO gives you much more benefits than you could dream of.

So think about that very carefully and make your program a success by bringing it here, so my readers and yourself can enjoy profits for a very long time. Remember that only the best programs are worth listing here, so make sure yours is of the highest possible standard before presenting it to a discerning MNO audience.

DAILY NEWS FROM THE HYIP INDUSTRY

COPPERTRADEPRO – PAYZA ACCOUNT ISSUES RESOLVED

Over the last few days the only news update of any note worthy of discussion on MNO was the Payza issues experienced by CopperTradePro. This briefly prevented the program from accepting deposits or paying withdrawals to Payza clients for around 36 hours. I can only applaud just how professionally the admin managed to handle the situation and where other programs would have collapsed by now, CopperTradePro not only managed to survive, it actually strengthened its reputation among investors. Yesterday morning as I was waiting at Gatwick airport for my flight to Tel-Aviv I was informed by the admin himself about the issue which I was not aware of. CopperTradePro made sure that everyone, and not just Payza members, were made aware of the complications with their Payza account which they then considered temporary with an imminent resolution pending investigation of an unexplained transaction. Here’s the newsletter that was posted:

“Attn: Payza withdrawals
Dear CTP clients!
We would like to inform all our users who have made deposits in Payza that due to security check made by Payza (upon our request when we spotted a suspicious transaction) our Payza account has been temporarily locked. This means that all Payza withdrawals can not be processed due to this limitation. We have replied to Payza already & provided all the information that was asked & we expect that we will have full access to our account within the next 36h.
This will have absolutely no effect on other Payment processor withdraws as we are processing them within normal time frame.
Thank you your understanding of this current situation with Payza.
We will inform you when we hear from the support on this issue.
Have a nice day.
CTP”.

In addition to providing CopperTradePro members with that vital information the admin also kept me updated at all times with their private matters with Payza by sharing their email exchange. As the admin was quite honest and straightforward about everything that was happening with CopperTradePro and at the same time never slowing down with withdrawals to other payment processors I had no reason to either change the status of the program or report on the matter which would hopefully have been resolved within 24 hours anyway. Apart from that, it seems that CopperTradePro‘s honesty was met with genuine support and calmness from investors (a refreshing change!) who stayed loyal all the time, considering the program obviously had every intention to continue paying as usual once the situation was resolved. When this was still ongoing this morning, the CopperTradePro admin made a decision to offer members with deposits made via Payza a temporary solution and allow them withdraw to a different payment processor until the problem was solved. Investors were informed and asked to inform the admin of their first preference alternative from extensive list CopperTradePro had been working with other than Payza, including SolidTrustPay, PerfectMoney, Payeer, BitCoin, AdvCash, or NixMoney. They would then have continued to be paid on the 2.4% -3.2% for 100 business days plan as usual, just like everybody else.

Fortunately, even though the administration of CopperTradePro was not confident of having the problem resolved before the next business week, and therefore was fully prepared to accommodate those with pending withdrawals, it seems Payza this time proved more proactive than usual and just a few hours ago the situation had been successfully resolved. All members of CopperTradePro with pending Payza withdrawals are now asked to re-submit their requests which should be processed on a priority basis now, with deposits via Payza back to normal as well. Here’s the latest newsletter that had closed the issue with Payza and green-lighted the continuous smooth operation for CopperTradePro for hopefully months to come:

“Payza withdrawals are available again
Dear CTP clients!
Herewith we would like to inform you that Payza has restored our account & we are able to process all pending Payza withdrawals now. Please, resubmit those again so that we can process them as top priority.
Thank you for staying loyal to us during this time.
We will keep making everything possible to make CTP one of the best online investment programs in 2016 & beyond.
It’s indeed time to expect MORE!
Your CTP team”.

Obviously the way the admin of CopperTradePro has handled the whole situation with his Payza account and how he kept the members updated during every stage was impressive. It was a good test of his abilities to overcome any obstacles on his way to the top and indicates just how strong a position CopperTradePro has got itself and the niche carved out from such strong competition in the HYIP industry nowadays. It’s without any doubt CopperTradePro (first reviewed on MNO here) will continue to be seen as a stable performer with a very experienced admin at the wheel who knows exactly what he’s doing. Kudos to him and congratulations to all the CopperTradePro members who made such a wise decision to join!

SOLIDTRUSTPAY – WEBSITE MAINTENANCE ANNOUNCED FOR TOMORROW

The SolidTrustPay website, a payment processor which is the best alternative to Payza and which offers many similar features including direct bank and card deposits and withdrawals allowing you to bypass the third-party exchangers fees and remove the middleman, is going to be unavailable for a few hours tomorrow. The SolidTrustPay administration just put a time-sensitive update on their official blog earlier tonight and outlined the hours when their scheduled maintenance might affect your access. Please take this into consideration, guys, and make allowances if you invest in any program accepting SolidTrustPay and try to request a withdrawal or are just about to invest via STP during the hours from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. EST which is going to be in just a few hours after this MNO update is published. As SolidTrustPay is based in Canada and works Canadian hours that might not seem the best time for European based clients, but someone has to be inconvenienced somewhere and the work simply has to be done. Remember that the support site will still be fully accessible at the time of STP’s scheduled maintenance as it’s working off a separate website, so you can still address urgent enquiries there. Please read the full update below and I remind you that you can always read about the advantages of using SolidTrustPay compared to other payment processors in this article:

“ATTENTION: Website Maintenance
SolidTrustPay is always working to improve and provide the best service to our customers and these updates sometimes requires that we go offline to make these improvements and perform maintenance.
SolidTrustPay would like to inform members that our website (www.solidtrustpay.com) will be undergoing scheduled maintenance on Saturday Morning, April 9th from about 2AM to 6AM EST. Access to the website at that time will be disconnected as we undergo standard maintenance activity. This will only be temporary.
You will still be able to access our Customer Service Support Site (https://stpay.info/) to submit support tickets for any issues or questions you may have regarding your account.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you, and thank you for your patience.”

GET PAID REPORT FOR 08/04/2016

Here is the list of the programs from my monitor that paid me for the last 72 hours:
From MNO Sticky list: –
From MNO Premium list: RixosFinance, ForexKing, ArdexFunds, Romball, BandeiraCorp.
From MNO Standard list: Capital7, CopperTradePro.
From MNO Basic list: GloboxTrade, TokyoInvestmentCompany.

That’s all I have to share on my blog tonight, guys. Apart from the minor and already resolved incident with CopperTradePro happened with their Payza account everything has been going well lately. All the programs listed on the MNO monitor continue to pay fine and many of my readers are enjoying nice profits from them. No wonder then that about 96% of those voted so far in the poll on the MNO TalkBack page say the HYIP industry is going much better now than it did in the winter months. Spring has definitely put everything in bloom and the industry is on the rise. Note that the poll will run for another couple of days with the final results posted in the next blog post, so click here if you haven’t voted yet. Have a good weekend, thanks for reading, and I wish you the best of luck with your investments. I will, of course, keep you updated on anything important in the most elite and high-budget programs listed on the MNO monitor, so keep an eye on my site for any changes in status before investing and for possible new promising additions to the list. See you all soon!