{"id":13493,"date":"2016-07-30T16:25:32","date_gmt":"2016-07-30T22:25:32","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/?p=13493"},"modified":"2016-08-30T14:51:07","modified_gmt":"2016-08-30T20:51:07","slug":"30072016-xcbforex-review-daily-news-hyip-industry","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/2016\/07\/30\/30072016-xcbforex-review-daily-news-hyip-industry\/","title":{"rendered":"30\/07\/2016. XCBForex Review and Daily News from the HYIP Industry"},"content":{"rendered":"

Beware! XCBForex has stopped paying! Do not invest there!<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Hello everyone! I hope you’re all enjoying the weekend, and thanks for finding the time to check on MNO. There’s a couple of news stories to catch up on today, some positive, and one not so positive. More on that in the news section coming up in a moment, after I talk a bit more about XCBForex<\/a>. That’s the name of a newly launched program that joined the MNO monitor’s Standard List<\/a> just after it opened a couple of days ago. So let’s see what they’re all about and whether you think XCBForex<\/a> is a name you want to see in your portfolios or not.<\/p>\n

The first thing I have to tell you about XCBForex<\/a>‘s investment plans is that most of of them aren’t going to put you in profit, or anywhere close to it for that matter, until after expiry. Interest payments are made by the day, but these only become \u201cprofit\u201d when the admin returns your principal on expiry of the term. As no one has actually received this yet, it won’t hurt if you were to wait until the first cycle ends and some reports start coming in of other investors (not monitors) getting their principals back. Alternatively you can just go ahead and join, who am I to tell you how to spend your own money? Just be aware of the enhanced risk you are taking if you can’t wait the extra few days.
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\nThe first plan, and most likely the only one that will be of any interest to those who do join, will set you back a $20 minimum. The term runs for 10 calendar days<\/strong>, during which XCBForex<\/a> are offering a daily interest rate of 1%<\/strong>. So obviously that adds up to 10%<\/strong> of your investment back with the final payment. That becomes your profit on XCBForex<\/a> returning your principal<\/strong>. The maximum amount you are allowed to invest with this one is capped at $500.<\/p>\n

If you are looking to invest more than that, the second plan is open to deposits between $501 and $1,000. The term stretches to 15 calendar days<\/strong>, as does XCBForex<\/a>‘s interest payment which is now 2%<\/strong> per calendar day. This comes to a grand total of 30%<\/strong> of your money back by the time the final payment is made. This becoming your profit then hinges on the XCBForex<\/a> admin returning your principal<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Plan number three opens with a minimum deposit of $1,001. This time the term length is for 20 calendar days<\/strong>, and your reward for joining is a daily interest payment of 3%<\/strong>. Assuming XCBForex<\/a> sees out the term, your payments then come to 60%<\/strong> of your total investment. This would then become net profit on the XCBForex<\/a> admin returning your principal<\/strong>. For the bigger spending gamblers among you the upper limit for investments in this plan is set at $3,000.<\/p>\n

The fourth and final plan starts with a minimum deposit of $3,001. It runs for a term lasting 30 calendar days<\/strong> during which members should expect XCBForex<\/a> to pay them back at a rate of 3.5%<\/strong>, also per calendar day. On receipt of the final payments this should bring your earnings up to 105%<\/strong> which then becomes net profit if the XCBForex<\/a> admin returns your principal<\/strong>. The upper limit on deposits in this plan, indeed the entire program, is capped at $10,000.<\/p>\n

So, if you’re looking to take a gamble on any of the above investment plans then the next thing you should probably be looking into is what are your payment options. At the time of writing, and to be honest I’m not expecting this to change, the choice is fairly limited. It’s just the two anonymous and unverified processors in PerfectMoney and Payeer<\/strong> if you prefer the more traditional way of investing, with XCBForex<\/a> also accepting BitCoin<\/strong> if you prefer using a digital e-currency. Payouts are generally made manually and need to be requested from inside your account area. I say \u201cgenerally\u201d because the XCBForex<\/a> admin has occasionally switched on instant payouts, but this is by no means guaranteed. You should be prepared to allow anything up to 24 hours for your transaction to be completed<\/strong>, and just take anything faster than that as a welcome bonus.<\/p>\n

Moving on to the more technical aspects of the XCBForex<\/a> website such as design and security, these all appear up to an acceptable standard. The program running off a licensed script by GoldCoders which will probably have already been recognized by most regular industry players, and is as usual customer friendly and easy to navigate as you would expect. XCBForex<\/a> is hosted on a dedicated server with the support and protection of DDoSGuard, and for an extra layer of security features a Green Bar SSL certificate from Comodo for safer browsing and more secure transactions. There’s a promotional video embedded in the XCBForex<\/a> website if you’d like to check it out for further info, or alternatively you can also watch in on the MNOVision<\/a> page.<\/p>\n

Any further questions or account related issues can be addressed to the XCBForex<\/a> admin by a couple of different methods. You can start by checking their Live Support, and if you find an operator there he may be able to answer your questions immediately. Alternatively you can write directly to the admin at the listed e-mail address on the website’s contact page. A postal address in the UK is listed, that being where XCBForex<\/a> claim to operating from. In reality this can safely be ignored as registering a business name there is a fairly cheap and trouble free process done online without any questions. The address is accompanied by a telephone number though so you can try that if you think someone will answer.<\/p>\n

As for any financial interests allegedly supporting the payouts, we are told as you can probably guess from the name that XCBForex<\/a>‘s main line of business is ForEx trading. Texts on this are a bit vague and as you might expect there’s very little in the way of solid evidence to back any of this up, not that it would guarantee profitability anyway even if it were true. So as with all online HYIPs, proceed with caution. Texts are at least original, including the bizarre entry in the FAQ page that asks \u201care donkeys dangerous\u201d (in reference to an old urban myth used to treat people who suffered from a fear of flying). I don’t know what place this has on XCBForex<\/a>, perhaps the designer thought it was funny, or maybe it’s some kind of weird experiment to see whether anyone actually reads through the site before handing over their money or pays any attention to the information given there. Whatever, treat XCBForex<\/a> as you would any other form of gambling, and don’t be afraid to really think very hard about whether you think this is a risk worth taking. If you do, then stay well under a sensible spending limit you can easily afford to lose and recoup elsewhere, and if joining XCBForex<\/a> at all then try to keep them as a smaller part of a wider more diverse portfolio. If you’ve already made a decision on the program, be it good bad or indifferent, then why not share your thoughts with other readers and vote in the poll on XCBForex<\/a> below. It will help everyone I think get a better picture of what the investors mood is really like regarding them.<\/p>\n

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