{"id":14718,"date":"2017-09-03T05:05:08","date_gmt":"2017-09-03T11:05:08","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/?p=14718"},"modified":"2017-09-11T07:48:28","modified_gmt":"2017-09-11T13:48:28","slug":"03092017-matrixalliances-review-daily-news-hyip-industry","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/2017\/09\/03\/03092017-matrixalliances-review-daily-news-hyip-industry\/","title":{"rendered":"03\/09\/2017. MatrixAlliances Review and Daily News from the HYIP Industry"},"content":{"rendered":"

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

Hi everyone! I hope the first\/last weekend of the autumn\/summer has been a good one for you, I know a lot of people have high expectations of the coming week and indeed the season. There’s been a lot of business on the MNO monitor<\/a> over the last week with late flurry of activity before the listing prices increased on Friday. I’ll be announcing another new program coming up in the news section, no promises but I suspect it to be from the team behind one of the most impressive and well organized programs of the last year so keep reading for more info on that. I want to focus first of all however on another recent addition called MatrixAlliances<\/a>, a new short term program added to MNO just after it launched during the last business week. There’s probably something in there for some of you at least, so let’s see what MatrixAlliances<\/a> is all about and whether you want them in your portfolios or not.<\/p>\n

The first thing you need to be aware of when investing in MatrixAlliances<\/a> is that their preferred currency of choice is BitCoin, not dollars as is usually the case with online HYIPs. You are by no means restricted to using just BitCoin as a payment method though, you don’t even need to have a BitCoin wallet or even understand what BitCoin is to invest with MatrixAlliances<\/a>, but any dollar deposits you make from other payment handlers will be converted into BitCoin and that’s how your interest payments are calculated. By the time you are converting your profits back into dollars the value may have risen or fallen depending on what the exchange rate of the day happens to be.<\/p>\n

With that in mind then I’ll be describing the following investment plans in terms of BTC. Anything else would be pointless, not to mention obsolete after about a day anyway. For your reference if you are looking a good and accurate conversion table for various e-currencies to hard currencies including up-to-the-minute rates on BTC to US dollars then I recommend preev.com<\/a>.
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\nThe first of three investment plans then runs for 12 calendar days<\/strong>. You can join for a minimum deposit of 0.005 BTC, which at the time of writing is about a little under $20. In return for anything up to a possible maximum of 15 BTC MatrixAlliances<\/a> are offering members a daily interest payment to the tune of 10%<\/strong>. Your principal is already factored into those payments so it’s quite easy you work out that the intended goal is for you to leave MatrixAlliances<\/a> with 120%<\/strong> back on your deposit, your own money back plus 20% net profit<\/strong>. The break-even point is after ten days so your actual profit comes after that.<\/p>\n

Figures for the second plan overlap somewhat, so given that it runs for the same term length but pays a higher interest rate it doesn’t make a great deal of sense to make bigger investments in the previous plan. In this case MatrixAlliances<\/a> are taking deposits from an opening minimum of 0.15 BTC (about $600 now) and for<\/strong> a term lasting 12 calendar days<\/strong> are prepared to offer investors a daily interest payment of 12%<\/strong>. The actual break-even point is still ten days, though you should complete the term with 144%<\/strong> back on your investment. With MatrixAlliances<\/a> including your principal in that figure, that means you get your own money back plus 44% net profit<\/strong>. The upper limit for investments in this plan is capped at a 15 BTC maximum.<\/p>\n

The third plan is really one for the seriously bigger spending players, coming with a 5 BTC minimum price tag for joining (about $20K now). Again the investment term is still 12 calendar days<\/strong>, the difference is that this time MatrixAlliances<\/a> are upping their offer to 15%<\/strong> interest per day<\/strong>. This comes to 180%<\/strong> by the end of the term, or with your own principal already included as part of that 80% net profit<\/strong>. The maximum amount MatrixAlliances<\/a> allow in a single deposit is 15 BTC.<\/p>\n

So, any of those appeal to you? If so then the next thing you need to be aware of is your payment options. As I said earlier, despite giving the impression they might only work with BitCoin due to BitCoin being the operating currency, MatrixAlliances<\/a> have several other payment processors. These include PerfectMoney, Payeer, and AdvCash<\/strong> if you prefer using the more conventional third-party payment handlers, or Etherium, LiteCoin<\/strong>, and of course BitCoin<\/strong> if you are looking to take a more direct approach and use your own digital e-currency. Smaller investors please take note that MatrixAlliances<\/a> have a minimum withdrawal policy of 0.0004 BTC (or about $1.70 now), so make sure you have at least that amount coming to you before expecting to be paid. On the other hand, MatrixAlliances<\/a> have fully automated payouts<\/strong>. That means there’s no need to log in to your account or to request anything<\/strong>. Just so long as you have at least the stated minimum coming to you then you should see the interest payments sent directly to your payment processor or e-currency account every day without any further effort on your part. Just do regular checks on your accounts to make sure it actually goes through.<\/p>\n

Moving on now to some of the more technical aspects of the MatrixAlliances<\/a> website such as design and main security features, although powered off a licensed script by GoldCoders there were some changes made for this one. The main peculiarity of course is that all the withdrawals are made automatically, so naturally a few things have to be ironed out in order to enable this. Otherwise the MatrixAlliances<\/a> website itself looks decent enough and well-prepared with a video introduction (which has been also embedded on the MNOVision page<\/a> here<\/strong><\/a>). Hosting is on a dedicated and DDoS protected server by Zamahost, and is SSL-secured by Comodo with the superior Green Bar extended validation certificate.<\/p>\n

If you still have any further questions remaining for the MatrixAlliances<\/a> admin that you think I may have missed here or any account related issues that need to be dealt with then you have a couple of channels open to get in touch. As usual you are strongly urged to start by reading the website’s FAQ page before going any further. If this doesn’t help then the first point of contact should probably be the built-in Live Chat widget you’ll see in the bottom right hand corner of the MatrixAlliances<\/a> website. In the event of an operator not being available or not able to resolve the problem then you can either fill in your details on the online customer support form and submit it through the contacts page, or else just write directly to the admin at the listed e-mail address. MatrixAlliances<\/a> have a postal address in the UK but I would suggest you ignore that, mostly these things are just serviced workspaces used for registration but never where you find anyone using them physically located or working from. There’s a UK incorporation certificate on display too, though these are quite easy for anyone to purchase online.<\/p>\n

If anyone is interested in the business activities allegedly behind the program, we are told MatrixAlliances<\/a> are involved with the trading and mining of digital e-currencies. For the benefit of anyone new to online HYIPs however and tempted to believe what they read, let me just remind you that even if something like this were to be true it still wouldn’t guarantee it’s profitable, and certainly not enough to pay some of the exorbitant rates being offered here. So be sensible. Approach this as you would any form of high risk gambling, stay well under an affordable spending limit you can afford to lose as well as recoup quickly without any problems from other income sources, and if you do decide to join MatrixAlliances<\/a> then try to keep them as a smaller part of a wider more diverse portfolio.<\/p>\n

So, what do you guys think? Is it something you want to be part of or not? If you have given any thought to MatrixAlliances<\/a> and whether or not you would like to join it 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\u2019s 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 MatrixAlliances<\/a>?<\/strong><\/p>