{"id":14317,"date":"2017-03-30T20:21:21","date_gmt":"2017-03-31T02:21:21","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/?p=14317"},"modified":"2017-10-13T07:28:23","modified_gmt":"2017-10-13T13:28:23","slug":"30032017-fatfunds-review-daily-news-hyip-industry","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/2017\/03\/30\/30032017-fatfunds-review-daily-news-hyip-industry\/","title":{"rendered":"30\/03\/2017. FatFunds Review and Daily News from the HYIP Industry"},"content":{"rendered":"

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

Hi everyone! What do Elvis, Oprah, John Goodman, CeeLo Green, Michael Moore, and Pavarotti all have in common? Apart from an obvious liking of a cheeseburger or three, maybe second helpings of dessert, and being famously \u201cdifficult to kidnap\u201d as the expression about big people goes that is. They may also have found something of interest in the program I’m looking at today which is called FatFunds<\/a>. This is a brand new long term HYIP which just started up this very week, coming to MNO for monitoring right from day one. I’m tempted to say it’s a really unusual program, but it isn’t. If anything FatFunds<\/a> is quite simple as a program, it’s the website that acts as a vehicle for the investment plan that is so intriguing. It’s based around food, dieting, nutrition, and health. It used to be the case some years back that in certain societies and cultures carrying a little excess weight was seen as an attractive quality because it meant you were rich. A strange notion indeed, especially now that the opposite is true. Natural organic food is a lot more expensive than a takeaway KFC\/McDonalds, etc, less people are in employment that requires any kind of physical activity with the office desk replacing the farmyard, and a decent gym is never cheap either. Nobody forces you to eat bad food, but when processed junk is cheaper than lettuce you have to wonder how people who don’t have a lot of money are coping. Anyway, that’s the basic premise behind FatFunds<\/a>. You can read as much into the subject as you like, I’m just here to explain how it operates as a HYIP.
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\nFirst of all you can be forgiven for getting the mistaken first impression (as I did) that FatFunds<\/a> have something like dozens of different plans. They don’t, they’ve only got one. It’s just that the website is designed in such a way as to create that impression. Whether that’s deliberate or not (and I doubt it is) is irrelevant, all you need to know and all that’s important is that FatFunds<\/a> definitely only have one plan. Before I get to the numbers I just want to say a few words on the process of joining, because FatFunds<\/a> is quite unique and will probably be unlike anything a lot of you have seen before. But don’t worry, it’s all very simple, to such an extent you may even feel confused as to why there isn’t more complicated procedures involved. Basically when you are on the website there is no need to signup because there isn’t any members account area. You just click the \u201cMake a deposit<\/em>\u201d button at the top of the page, choose your preferred currency and the amount you are looking to spend, specify your email address, and that’s it. You will get an email confirmation and on the following business day receive your first interest payment, simple as that. There’s a sliding calculator which, as you move across the scale, shows how the payments will accumulate on the particular amount of money you are looking to invest. The currency displayed on the calculator can easily be switched between dollars and BTC, and should be noted because FatFunds<\/a> are not giving an exact \u201cofficial\u201d exchange rate.<\/p>\n

You will need a minimum of just $5 (or 0.01 BTC) which is a bit less than the industry average to join FatFunds<\/a>. The term then runs for 100 business days<\/strong> which is 20 calendar weeks, or close enough to five months. During that time FatFunds<\/a> then offer members a daily interest payment of 2.1%<\/strong> every day from Monday to Friday. This eventually adds up to 210% by the end of the term<\/strong>. With FatFunds<\/a> including your initial principal into the payments, that means you are getting your own money back plus 110% net profit<\/strong>, or better than double your money.<\/p>\n

If we put that into simple monetary terms then to see how a typical investment might work out for you, let’s suppose you want to invest with $100. In return for that, FatFunds<\/a> will pay you back $2.10 every day between Monday and Friday. With your initial hundred counted as part of those payments that means you reach the break-even point (earn back an amount equal to your investment therefore making it impossible to finish with a loss no matter what happens the program next) after 48 payments. This is just under half way through the full term, or around nine and a half weeks, at which point everything else you get is pure net profit. You should then complete the term with $210 back on your own $100, or your own money back plus another $110 on top of that as your reward for joining FatFunds<\/a> in the first place. Nothing much else I can add to that except to say that the maximum amount you can make in one single deposit in FatFunds<\/a> is capped at $25,000, and that all deposits big and small are paid the very same interest rate.<\/p>\n

What may confuse you at first glance is all these icons of various foods and drinks. These are accompanied by what each item costs and the calorie content. You see, this looks a lot like these are actual individual investment plans. They aren’t. I think the idea here is to say how much money you could save by not spending it on this food, and how much you could earn by investing the price into FatFunds<\/a>. For instance, we are told doughnuts cost $10. So instead of spending that $10 on doughnuts you could invest it with FatFunds<\/a> and turn it into $21. There are dozens of examples like this, but no, they are not all separate plans, just examples of what you can earn. All I want to know now is where on Earth the admin found a beer for $2 but a coffee for $17!<\/p>\n

Payment processors then should you wish to continue and make an active deposit in FatFunds<\/a> are the next thing you need to know about. It’s a fairly standard list for the HYIP industry at the moment, with PerfectMoney, Payeer, and AdvCash<\/strong> all included if you prefer the more conventional third party payment handlers, and BitCoin<\/strong> for those favoring the more direct route of moving their own money in and out of FatFunds<\/a> with a more modern digital e-currency.<\/p>\n

What probably makes FatFunds<\/a> most unique in the HYIP industry at the moment is the payment schedule. Payments are fully automated<\/strong>, made every day, Monday to Friday, without you ever needing to ask for them or having any real waiting time. I suppose you should probably still check your payment processor account of course, obviously you will need confirmation that FatFunds<\/a> have actually made the payment and that it’s still safe to add more money if you or your downline still want to, but that’s about it. Technically you don’t really need to bother even visiting the FatFunds<\/a> website again after you’ve made the initial investment, everything should be taken care of for you from that point on.<\/p>\n

Of course if you do wish to visit the FatFunds<\/a> website again, there isn’t really a member’s account area as such. This might sound a bit strange to some of you, but was actually not that that rare in the industry a few years back. With no account area there’s nothing that can get hacked or stolen, so in some ways a lot of people liked this at the time. But what if you want to keep track of your investment, see the statistics relating to FatFunds<\/a>, and so on? Isn’t an account area still important for this even if you don’t actually need one just for payment requests? Well, yes but FatFunds<\/a> have got around this quite easily. You just enter your e-mail address on the statistics page and you’ll be sent a unique link where you can see what would otherwise be a members area, i.e. information on your deposit, your payments, and any referrals who joined using your link. The link can be sent to you anytime on request, and as it’s automatic can be asked for as often as you need it. If you are not actually a member of FatFunds<\/a> then obviously your e-mail will not be on the database so you won’t be sent anything were you to request it.<\/p>\n

In other technical aspects of the FatFunds<\/a> website, hosting is by GeniusGuard who are keeping the program on a dedicated server with their support and protection from malicious attacks. The site is also powered of a unique and custom made script developed specially to meet the program’s requirements. At this point I would normally comment on whether having a unique script did anything to adversely affect the navigability of the program, but with no members area and no passwords to save this isn’t really an issue. You only need to make direct transactions one time, and for that FatFunds<\/a> is boosted by the inclusion of a secure connection SSL certificate from Comodo for safer browsing and enhanced security when spending your money.<\/p>\n

If you still have any unanswered questions about FatFunds<\/a> that you think weren’t explained in this review or have any other issues you need the admin to look at for you, there’s a couple of ways to get in touch. You may be able to avoid that situation completely of course by checking the website’s FAQ section. Also if this makes things easier for anyone to understand, FatFunds<\/a> is bilingual and available in both English and Russian which will make it more appealing to an international audience. If you definitely need to get in touch then you can start by filling in your details on the online customer support form and submitting it through the website’s contacts page. Alternatively you can just write directly to the FatFunds<\/a> admin at the listed e-mail address. Fans of social media will be able connect with FatFunds<\/a> on their Facebook page. What’s a real rarity in the HYIP industry these days however is that FatFunds<\/a> have their own dedicated members forum. Payment posts, questions related to the program, just regular chit-chat about FatFunds<\/a> in general, plus a separate Russian language section for anyone not speaking English are all included. FatFunds<\/a> also have a blog which is perhaps a bit less to do with the actual investments but is just loaded with information and videos about exercise, nutrition, and health & well-being. Whatever your views on the program, this is actually well worth a visit and has some good solid advice that anyone can use to their benefit.<\/p>\n

As for any business related activities, namely how FatFunds<\/a> are supposed to be generating the profits that are paid to investors, we are told the admin is an expert in weight loss and health management. The funniest man to say this since Frasier Crane, he is described as a Harvard educated psychiatrist. Shrinks running HYIPs may not be the most believable story of the year in the industry, but it’s gotta be up there with the most original! I think it was Rodney Dangerfield who said \u201cthe easiest way to look thin is hang out with fat people<\/em>\u201d. Anyway, it’s entirely up to you guys what to make of the back story, I know most experienced players won’t even bother reading most of it, but just to anyone who’s tempted to believe it I ask that you remember even if it’s true there is still no guarantee of profitability in any business. All I can say is that in HYIP terms the FatFunds<\/a> investment plan is workable up to a point and can be sustained long enough for a good number of people to profit from it, but that also hinges on a lot of other factors that I can’t answer. The admin’s competence to run an online HYIP for example, or if the wider investing public will show any interest in supporting the project. So if you join, there’s always a risk. Make sure it’s one you are comfortable living with. Establish a sensible spending limit you can afford to lose as well as recoup from other sources without any problems if things don’t work out for you, and if joining FatFunds<\/a> at all then do so as a smaller part of a wider more diverse portfolio. While undeniably a very good website, and certainly a totally different approach to marketing, it\u2019s unlikely FatFunds<\/a> will grow quickly. I would say the admin is looking at the longer term picture and aiming at gradual development. FatFunds<\/a> is a high quality site that certainly took a lot of time, money, and effort to create in the first place so let’s hope it all works out well brings some good profits to everyone who gets involved.<\/p>\n

So, what do you guys think? Like it or leave it? If you have given any thought to FatFunds<\/a> and whether or not you would like to join it or not then I hope you won’t mind sharing your thoughts with your fellow MNO readers by voting in the following opinion poll. As always it’s completely anonymous and untraceable, and will only take literally a second of your time. The results are never exactly final as such, but will give an interesting picture of what investors do and don’t like about HYIPs and how many of you make a good decision as we learn more about how the program performs. The question is:<\/p>\n

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