{"id":13518,"date":"2016-08-11T18:01:06","date_gmt":"2016-08-12T00:01:06","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/?p=13518"},"modified":"2016-12-05T07:14:45","modified_gmt":"2016-12-05T13:14:45","slug":"11082016-capitaller-review-daily-news-hyip-industry","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/2016\/08\/11\/11082016-capitaller-review-daily-news-hyip-industry\/","title":{"rendered":"11\/08\/2016. Capitaller Review and Daily News from the HYIP Industry"},"content":{"rendered":"

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

Hello everyone! As the business week gradually comes to a close, I have one remaining new program to discuss with you. It’s a long term project this time called Capitaller<\/a> which you may remember I gave a brief introduction to earlier in the week. I don’t mind telling you I have some mixed feelings about some aspects of the program, feelings of nostalgia about some others, but overall I still think Capitaller<\/a> is interesting and is likely to find its own place in the market. Mostly what struck me was that Capitaller<\/a> is the first program I remember for a couple of years now to not run off any script. It was never I suppose exactly common, but nor was it a rare or unusual thing either. Several programs operated like that, Capitaller<\/a> is just the first I’ve seen myself for a while. You just joined, the admin had his own database somewhere else, and you were paid from that. Anyway, more about that in a few moments, let’s start by seeing what’s on offer and whether you think you have a place in your portfolio for Capitaller<\/a>.
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\nThere are four investment plans in Capitaller<\/a> \u2013 the main reason you are probably reading this review \u2013 and are in turn split into two categories. Three plans make one single payment on expiry, and the other two make daily interest payments per business day. They vary in length from 15\u00a0to 70 business days, or 3 to 14 calendar weeks.<\/p>\n

The minimum cost of joining Capitaller<\/a> is $5. This gets you into the first plan, which offers members a daily interest rate of 3%<\/strong> paid between Monday and Friday only. Over the course of the 70 business day term<\/strong> that eventually adds up to 210%<\/strong> back on your investment, better than double your money. Capitaller<\/a> are including your principal as part of your payments and will not be returning it in a separate transaction. Therefore the final return consists of your own money back plus 110% net profit.<\/p>\n

If we take a practical example of how that might look in monetary terms, let’s say you were to join Capitaller<\/a> with $100. Every day from Monday to Friday for the following 14 weeks they will pay you back $3. That allows you to break-even after 34 business days and so make it impossible to lose anything from that point on. All remaining payments therefore are pure net profit, and should stop only when Capitaller<\/a> have given you $210 in total. That’s $100 that belonged to you in the first place, plus another $110 for joining. There’s an upper limit of $2,499 placed on investments here.<\/p>\n

As the next\u00a0daily paying plans only get started at $2,500\u00a0I doubt very much any of you are interested, but just for the record I’ll just run through the numbers for you anyway so you know what they are. Capitaller<\/a> offer\u00a04%<\/strong> per business day on amounts starting from\u00a0$5,000 and no maximum limit. That’s\u00a0280%<\/strong> principal included or 180% net profit. As I said already, the investment term stands at 70 business days<\/strong> during which you earn your profit.<\/p>\n

With a $100 minimum price tag Plan number 3 wouldn’t be out of the question for a lot of people on financial grounds anyway, but if it’s something you can easily afford the real reason I suggest passing is because it’s unrealistic. The term is 70 business days<\/strong> but only one single payment is made on expiry<\/strong>. That’s an awfully long time in the HYIP industry to have your money sitting in someone else’s pocket doing nothing for you. The return being offered by Capitaller<\/a> to entice this money out of you 1677%<\/strong>. It may as well be a million per cent as far as I’m concerned because this simply isn’t obtainable. The double danger of a plan like this is not only are you likely to lose your principal, you need to think about the money you might have earned investing it elsewhere for shorter daily terms instead of waiting around doing nothing for 14 weeks while Capitaller<\/a> are holding it for you. Anyway, just my own opinion, if you think differently you are free to do what you like with your own money. Capitaller<\/a> have no maximum limit on how much you can spend in this plan.<\/p>\n

Plan number four opens at $200 and also has no stated maximum. The term shortens in half to 35 business days<\/strong>, or 7 calendar weeks. One single payment which includes your principal is offered on expiry, amounting to 1457%.<\/strong><\/p>\n

The fifth plan starts with a minimum deposit of $250 and runs for\u00a020 business days.\u00a0<\/strong>Again just one payment is made on expiry<\/strong>, and the rate is 1210%<\/strong> with principal included.<\/p>\n

And finally just to complete the picture, plan number six\u00a0opens at a $400 minimum. The term is a lot shorter this time, which if anything makes it even less realistic. 15<\/strong>\u00a0business days<\/strong> is the expiry date<\/strong>, at which point Capitaller<\/a> offer a single payment of 1177%<\/strong>, principal included.<\/p>\n

If any of those inspire you to part with your money, the next thing we need to discuss are what payment processors Capitaller<\/a> are dealing with. There are five options open to you in total, with PerfectMoney, Payeer, NixMoney, NixMoney, and AdvCash<\/strong> as the more traditional style handlers and BitCoin<\/strong> for those favoring a more modern digital e-currency. An interesting feature to Capitaller<\/a> is that with no real members account area as you would see in most programs, it follows that there is no requirement for you to log in and request your payment<\/strong>. Capitaller<\/a> just do it automatically every day, starting from the day after you join. All you need to do is sit back and wait. Just one thing to keep in mind is the fact that payments only happen on business days, so if you join Capitaller<\/a> on a Friday or Saturday then don’t expect anything to happen until Monday.<\/p>\n

Looking in to (what there is of) the more technical aspects of the Capitaller<\/a> website such as design and security and so on, it’s easy to see why some folks might have some mixed feelings here. You see, the Capitaller<\/a> website is as I said a throwback to what was more common in the HYIP industry some years back when programs that didn’t run off any kind of script and consequently didn’t have any back office or members area. You just make your investment and imagine the admin working from an offline database. If you’re not used to this approach then sure, it might make keeping track of your deposit a little bit more challenging \u2013 I mean who remembers off the top of their heads the exact day and time they joined every single program \u2013 so make sure to record everything from the day you join, each individual payment, and your expiry date. The Capitaller<\/a> website also doesn’t feature any secure SSL connection. Again, without any actual account areas to hack this becomes less and less of an issue. My own concern is that not everyone appreciates this and might think the absence of an SSL certificate (regardless of whether its needed or not) makes Capitaller<\/a> look like bit of a cheap operation. Hosting is on a shared server by GeniusGuard with anti-DDoS protection provided by CloudProtection.<\/p>\n

If you have any further questions for the Capitaller<\/a> admin or payment issues you need him to clear up then there’s a couple of ways you can get in touch. First of all you can just e-mail the admin directly at the listed address. The second is a bit more unorthodox, and is again something I don’t remember seeing in the HYIP industry for a few years now. Capitaller<\/a> have their own online forum, given over entirely to their own members\/investors being able to discuss the program with each other and its admin. The forum website is hosted on a separate domain and server to the main site, so I imagine if anything goes wrong or it’s taken down for maintenance for example the channels of communication remain open and the admin can keep everyone up to date. You’ll also find a general FAQ thread on the forum, so if you have any specific questions you don’t see answered elsewhere just go right ahead and post it yourself. Fans of social media networks will also be able to keep track of Capitaller<\/a> by following their Facebook and Twitter profiles.<\/p>\n

And that’s about it really. If anyone is interested in what sort of alleged business activities are supposedly backing the whole thing up, I know experienced industry players will know better than to go down that road but just for the record all the usual HYIP cliches are wheeled out. ForEx, stocks, bonds, hedge funds, gold, and so on. Nothing you can ever research and verify for yourself and not a lot of evidence presented to help you even if you wanted to waste your time trying. For the sake of industry newbies though I should remind you that even if any of this were true, that’s no guarantee that Capitaller<\/a> know how to make it profitable. So that means treating Capitaller<\/a> as you would anything else in the HYIP industry \u2013 a form of high risk gambling. Always set yourself sensible spending limits that you can comfortably afford to lose and easily recoup from other sources if things don’t go your way, and if joining Capitaller<\/a> at all then try to keep them as a smaller part of a wider more diverse portfolio.<\/p>\n

I think that just about gives a fair, balanced, and unbiased description of the facts about Capitaller<\/a>, so what do you guys think? Before we move on to the news section please take a second to answer the following opinion poll, remembering that it’s 100% anonymous:<\/p>\n

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Will you invest in Capitaller?<\/strong><\/p>