{"id":14099,"date":"2017-02-12T05:17:44","date_gmt":"2017-02-12T11:17:44","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/?p=14099"},"modified":"2017-03-03T04:57:25","modified_gmt":"2017-03-03T10:57:25","slug":"12022017-agrarianbenefit-review-daily-news-hyip-industry","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/2017\/02\/12\/12022017-agrarianbenefit-review-daily-news-hyip-industry\/","title":{"rendered":"12\/02\/2017. AgrarianBenefit Review and Daily News from the HYIP Industry"},"content":{"rendered":"

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

Hi everyone! I hope the weekend has been going well for you all. My own adventure across the south seas is almost at an end now, and I’m preparing for a pretty long journey from Tonga to Singapore tomorrow where I’ll spend the remaining week of my vacation before returning home. Back to business for today though, as I want to take a closer look at a program on the MNO Premium List<\/a> called AgrarianBenefit<\/a>. Before appearing on my monitor<\/a> the program has been running successfully for about two months, but as the HYIP season is only getting hotter now perhaps more advanced advertising on bigger resources like MNO is just what the program needs at this point to take it to a higher level. So let’s see what it’s all about and if you have room for AgrarianBenefit<\/a> in your portfolios.
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\nYou have three investment plans to choose from in AgrarianBenefit<\/a>, mostly short\/medium term in nature. Actually the main criticism I would have of the program is that after you create an account there the plans are not explained within the members area when it comes time to making a deposit. They are simply listed as Plans number 1, 2, and 3, and you need to keep referring back to the homepage for the details of each. So pay close attention to this review and use it as a guideline if you feel it helps.<\/p>\n

Anyway, Plan One<\/strong><\/em> starts with a $10 deposit. It runs for 5 calendar days<\/strong> with AgrarianBenefit<\/a> offering one single payment on expiry<\/strong>. The return is 109%<\/strong>, principal included, or 9% net profit. Or to put that in monetary terms, were you to invest $100 the hope is that AgrarianBenefit<\/a> would give you back $109 at the end. Maximum deposits for this plan are capped at $555.<\/p>\n

Plan Two<\/strong><\/em> also opens with a $10 minimum deposit so is equally affordable for all investors. The term however stretches to 30 calendar days<\/strong> with AgrarianBenefit<\/a> offering daily interest payments<\/strong> this time. The rate is 5%<\/strong> which I’d say is fairly typical for a plan like this one, similar programs having offered more or less the very same thing so many times in the past. Your principal is counted as part of the payments, so that means by the end you have withdrawn earnings totaling 150%<\/strong>, which is your own money back plus 50% net profit.<\/p>\n

Putting this one in monetary terms then, let’s say you invested the same $100. AgrarianBenefit<\/a> should pay you back $5 per day, with you earning back your own initial hundred after 20 days (the break-even point) and completing the term with $150. The maximum amount of money you are allowed to spend on this plan is set at $55,555, an unusual number but hardly of any importance as no one would spend anything even remotely close to that anyway.<\/p>\n

The third plan, or Plan Three<\/strong><\/em>, is a bit more unorthodox than the others. It requires a minimum deposit of $55 to join, and the term runs for 15 calendar days<\/strong>. Instead of either daily payments or on expiry payments this time however AgrarianBenefit<\/a> are trying to combine them. What you get is a regular payment of 10% interest made every 5 calendar days<\/strong> throughout the term’s length (three payments<\/strong>). Your principal is then returned on expiry<\/strong>, meaning you should hopefully emerge with a total return of 130%,<\/strong> or 30% net profit. So we’ll say for another $100 investment here AgrarianBenefit<\/a> should pay you $10 once every five days which adds up to $30, then return your principal on completion of the term leaving that amount as your net profit. For this plan AgrarianBenefit<\/a> have placed an upper limit of $5,555 on how much you may spend.<\/p>\n

If you like any of the plans enough to join, then the next thing you will need to know about is what your payment options are. For those who prefer the more traditional style payment handlers to move their money for them then AgrarianBenefit<\/a> are using PerfectMoney, Payeer, AdvCash, and YandexMoney<\/strong>. If on the other hand you prefer the direct approach and want to use a more modern digital e-currency you can use BitCoin<\/strong>. For the most part withdrawals are processed instantly<\/strong>, so most of you will like that about the program. Just log in to your AgrarianBenefit<\/a> account area, place the request, and you should have the money in under a minute. That being said, please be aware that this is by no means explicitly guaranteed by the AgrarianBenefit<\/a> admin either. In certain circumstances when instant payouts are not possible, technical issues with the payment processor for example, though there can be many good reasons, then you are advised that manual payouts will replace them. In this event you are asked to allow anything up to 24 hours<\/strong> for your request to be processed.<\/p>\n

The first thing you will notice when arriving on the AgrarianBenefit<\/a> website for the first time is that it’s bilingual. You will need to select if you wish to proceed either in Russian (the stronger of the two versions and the native language of its operators) or English. Aside from that the other technical aspects of AgrarianBenefit<\/a> such as design and security are a bit more conventional. The program is powered off a script under license from H-Script, which has long been favored by Russian speaking admins. When it comes to generic pre-packed scripts it’s never been as popular as GoldCoders but in my opinion it’s every bit as good, certainly it’s user friendly and keeps the AgrarianBenefit<\/a> website easy to navigate. For an added layer of security you will see a superior Extended Validation Green Bar SSL certificate by Comodo has been installed for safer browsing and more secure transactions. For hosting the admin has went to the industry leaders DDoSGuard who are keeping the AgrarianBenefit<\/a> website on a dedicated server with their tech support and protection from malicious DDoS attacks. Incidentally, if background music on websites in general annoys you as much as me, it’s quite easy to disable it on AgrarianBenefit<\/a> when you discover it on your first visit.<\/p>\n

If you still have any remaining questions for the admin that you don’t see explained here or any account related issues that need to be dealt with then the best way to get in touch with support is to fill in your details on the online support form and submit it online. There’s a postal address in the UK which AgrarianBenefit<\/a> list as their own, longer term HYIP players will\/should know well enough by now to dismiss this completely as at most virtual serviced workspace that anyone can use. It does however come with a telephone number so feel free to check that out if you expect someone will answer. Needless to say any of the above should only be tried once you have read through the AgrarianBenefit<\/a> FAQ page first to see if the information you are looking for is already there.<\/p>\n

As for any alleged business interests supporting the interest payments to investors, despite the name of the program and the theme of their banners and graphics, there isn’t actually a single mention of the word agriculture anywhere on the AgrarianBenefit<\/a> website. Just as well you don’t have to waste too much time searching for things that don’t exist then, but nevertheless as always I would suggest you just approach the project like any other anonymous internet investment scheme and always protect yourself first and foremost when getting involved. So again stay within a spending range that\u2019s comfortably affordable to you, make sure you can definitely earn it back quickly from other sources were you to lose it, and use AgrarianBenefit<\/a> as a smaller part of a wider investment portfolio.<\/p>\n

Before the news then if you don’t mind, if you\u2019ve made a decision one way or another on AgrarianBenefit<\/a> then please vote in the poll below. It\u2019s totally anonymous and might give a better picture of where the wider investing community stand on the prospects of AgrarianBenefit<\/a> getting a good result for them.<\/p>\n

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Will you make an active deposit in AgrarianBenefit<\/a>?<\/strong><\/p>