{"id":14452,"date":"2017-05-17T20:01:27","date_gmt":"2017-05-18T02:01:27","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/?p=14452"},"modified":"2017-09-15T03:19:17","modified_gmt":"2017-09-15T09:19:17","slug":"17052017-trafficheap-review-daily-news-hyip-industry","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/2017\/05\/17\/17052017-trafficheap-review-daily-news-hyip-industry\/","title":{"rendered":"17\/05\/2017. TrafficHeap Review and Daily News from the HYIP Industry"},"content":{"rendered":"

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

Hello everyone! Quite a busy day for me with MNO today, and I wonder if the HYIP industry is finally turning a corner after a torrid spring season? Today I have another two brand new programs to introduce on my monitor, so keep reading for more info on those. However, and I hope I’m not speaking too soon here, I’m also encouraged by the (recent!) lack of fast scams so maybe we really are in for a good summer after all. Who knows, but one step at a time as they say. Before I get to the new programs I want first to look at another new addition called TrafficHeap<\/a> that just launched over the weekend and started the business week by joining the MNO Premium List<\/a>. Even if you are a regular industry player you could be forgiven for not recognising TrafficHeap<\/a> as a HYIP, as there’s next to no mention of \u201cinvesting\u201d or any of the usual terms one normally associates with such things. Instead TrafficHeap<\/a> is presented as an advertising service, however I must stress before we get any further that there is NO requirement made of members to surf any websites or to view any ads. You can advertise your own website if you have one (if not you can always include a ref link banner to something else you are a member of), but that’s not compulsory either. All you really have to do for TrafficHeap<\/a> to start paying you is to invest. Let’s see what it’s all about then and if you think it’s a program worth joining or not.
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\nWe\u2019ll get things started as usual then with the investment plan. So the first thing you need to know in this case is that TrafficHeap<\/a> require a $50 minimum deposit to join. A bit more than the industry average, but still OK for most regular players. If you want to spend more than that however, TrafficHeap<\/a> only allows you to do so in blocks of $50<\/strong>, or as they call it advertising tokens, priced at $50 each if you prefer to think of it like that. That means you can invest $50, $100, $150, $200, and so on like that. The maximum investment in TrafficHeap<\/a> is 100 tokens, so priced at $50 each that comes to a relatively conservative by HYIP industry standards $5,000. The admin has also stated that 40% of the money raised from the purchase of new tokens goes back into a so-called \u201cpayback pool<\/em>\u201d<\/strong> which is re-distributed among the members, i.e. finances the interest payments.<\/p>\n

So what do you get back for your money? Well, that’s where TrafficHeap<\/a> starts to get a bit tricky. Basically this is a target based program that makes variable interest payments until you reach a certain amount before your investment expires and you are out. Nothing unusual about that you might think, plenty of programs work along those lines, and TrafficHeap<\/a> are certainly not the first ones to come up with that idea. But they do things very differently here. TrafficHeap<\/a> have a compulsory repurchase rule you see, which doesn’t make it any less profitable, but does serve to keep the cash flow moving to benefit investors joining later than you.<\/p>\n

I’ll try and explain that in more detail below, but first let’s just get the actual numbers out of the way. Like I said already, if you join TrafficHeap<\/a> the admin pays a daily interest rate which is variable<\/strong>, changing from one day to the next. The program is still too new to say what an average or typical payment might be, but the admin has told me he is aiming to try and keep it somewhere between 1% and 4% per day. This is not a strict rule now, just a very rough guideline. The exact figure will be established on the day as it will depend on the financial performance of the program. It’s announced at the same time every day at midnight, server time. From the amount you are earning, some can be withdrawn, and some is re-invested. Essentially then you have two balances in the program, the bigger one that you withdraw and keep, the other which gets ploughed back into TrafficHeap<\/a> but continues to earn more interest for you.<\/p>\n

Payments continue until you have reached 180% back<\/strong> on your investment, however from this money you only get to withdraw 130% with the remaining 50% being re-invested<\/strong>, thus keeping you a paid and earning member. So to put that into simple monetary terms, you keep earning until you reach $90 on each $50 token you buy. You get to keep $65 while the remaining $25 balance must be reinvested.<\/p>\n

With the plans out of the way then let’s see what payment options TrafficHeap<\/a> are dealing with. At the time of writing you can join the program using any of PerfectMoney, Payeer, and AdvCash<\/strong> if you prefer the more conventional third party handlers. BitCoin<\/strong> is available if you would rather avoid this and take a more direct route. The expected\u00a0addition of Payza<\/strong>\u00a0has also now been completed which will be a huge boost to the program. In this case with TrafficHeap<\/a> being presented more as an adverting platform as opposed to a HYIP it’s probably been easier for them to get approval for a Payza payment button. Payments to TrafficHeap<\/a> members are made manually. You need to log into your TrafficHeap<\/a> members account area, submit the request, and then allow a further 24 hours for the admin to complete your transaction. One other feature to TrafficHeap<\/a> that I should point out here is the option to withdraw to a different payment processor than the one you joined with. This will probably prove a popular move with a lot of investors.<\/p>\n

If everything is clear then about the financial side of TrafficHeap<\/a>, then how about the practical side? How do you join, buy advertising tokens (invest), and withdraw? OK, first of all to buy your first token. On the left hand side of the page in your TrafficHeap<\/a> members area you will see the tab \u201cBuy Tokens\/Ads<\/em>\u201d. Click that. That brings you to the order form, where you select the number of tokens you want to buy, the total value, and what payment method you are using. Be careful here in the future, because once you have enough money these options will also include your account balance as well as your re-investment balance. Be sure you pick the one you really want to spend!<\/p>\n

Once that transaction is complete you go to the tab marked \u201cYour Tokens<\/em>\u201d. The thing to be careful about here is that your advertising tokens do not start earning you any money until you activate them. So, you will now need to click the \u201cAction<\/em>\u201d button that you will see on the page. This requires you to choose a particular type of advertising package to use your token on. Your choice is either \u201crotator spot<\/em>\u201d or \u201cbanner exposures<\/em>\u201d. Don’t worry, this is just a formality, it makes absolutely no difference whatsoever to your earnings, so just click what ever you like. You must however enter a website you wish to advertise. Again, you may enter anything you like, it has no bearing on the interest rate you get back from TrafficHeap<\/a>. If you don’t have a personal website you can always try entering a referral link. Honestly, I have no idea if anyone will ever click on it or even pay attention to\u00a0it, but it’s best that you\u00a0enter some website in order to activate your token and start earning. Whatever links and banners you enter will be moderated by the admin so please try and avoid the temptation to be funny and keep things shall we say G-Rated here guys. You’ll only be wasting your own time if you’re going to start posting unsuitable content because it won’t be allowed. You will still be paid while the links are under moderation. There’s no absolute imperative to activate this of course, you can still earn money from the program just by investing. It’s a lot more efficient for you if you have something that promotes your own best interests to advertise, but there’s no real obligation to activate anything.<\/p>\n

Getting paid from TrafficHeap<\/a> is I’m pleased to say thankfully a lot simpler. You just click the \u201cCashier<\/em>\u201d tab in your members area. You will see the amount available in your \u201cwithdrawal balance<\/em>\u201d (as distinct from your “re-buy balance<\/em>“). You then write in how much you are withdrawing, and click the account you are withdrawing to. And that’s it, you’re done! The withdrawal goes to pending status in your account, and the admin should have it completed within the next 24 hours<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

On the technical side of things, I can tell you the TrafficHeap<\/a> website is running off a unique custom-made script developed specially for the program. Given that at first glance TrafficHeap<\/a> looks to be such a deceivingly complex operation it probably comes as no surprise they would need to operate off a script developed to meet the program’s unique individual needs. I can only add that it certainly looks a high end and quality product that took a lot of time, effort, and expense to develop. Considering that the TrafficHeap<\/a> domain has been registered for five years but as far as I can see began in 2016 would certainly indicate this has been a long term project the admin has been working on for quite some time. TrafficHeap<\/a> also have the superior Green Bar version of the SSL-certificate by Comodo to provide for safer browsing and more secure transactions. For a hosting provider the admin is currently using OVH which is keeping the website on a dedicated and DDoS protected server, however the actual DDoS protection is provided by CloudFlare. By the way, if it helps explain things any better you can watch an instructional video on the TrafficHeap<\/a> website acting as a guide. This is also embedded on the MNOVision page<\/a> here<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n

If you have any further questions for the TrafficHeap<\/a> admin that you think weren\u2019t really explained here then you have a couple of options at your disposal to get in touch. Needless to say the first thing everyone needs to do first is read through the program’s FAQ section very carefully. Then if that didn’t help anything you should continue by just filling in your details on the online customer support form and submitting it via the contacts page in your members account area. You can then keep track of all open support tickets until they are resolved to your satisfaction. Alternatively if you prefer you can write directly to to the admin at the e-mail address included at the end of TrafficHeap<\/a>‘s main home page. A postal address in the UK is included, where TrafficHeap<\/a> has been registered as a company. That’s not something I’d pay much attention to though, these are generally just virtual serviced workspaces that allow companies to use the address without the necessity to ever physically be there. Buttons for various social media profiles are included but are not actually active. Click them and it only refreshes the page so I’m guessing this is something the admin might have planned for TrafficHeap<\/a> at a later stage if the program gets more popular and he feels the need. It may interest you to know that you can use your own Facebook account to sign up and sign in to TrafficHeap<\/a>, so you can link to that if you want.<\/p>\n

I know I mentioned this already but for the record the alleged business activities we are told support the payments to investors are based on TrafficHeap<\/a>‘s involvement in advertising. Believe it if you want to, but only as long as you remember that even if it was true there still isn\u2019t anything to guarantee its success or profitability. I suppose in some ways it’s more true than what you find in most programs, given that you can actually see the advertising that takes place online in front of you, but it still doesn’t prove there’s any money in it. From a monitor\u2019s point of view just looking at TrafficHeap<\/a> simply as an online HYIP, it looks pretty good so far, and I\u2019d have to say it certainly doesn’t look any worse than most of what else is around right now. We\u2019re in a volatile industry after all, but if the conditions are right then sure, it might be a hit. You still have to accept the risks though and act sensibly. So always stay well under a spending limit it won\u2019t hurt you if you lose it, and try to keep a wide and diverse portfolio.<\/p>\n

So, what do you think guys? Hit or miss? If you have given any thought to TrafficHeap<\/a> and whether or not you would like to join it or not then I hope you won\u2019t 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\u2019t 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 TrafficHeap<\/a>?<\/strong><\/p>