{"id":14743,"date":"2017-09-09T16:19:42","date_gmt":"2017-09-09T22:19:42","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/?p=14743"},"modified":"2017-09-17T13:16:50","modified_gmt":"2017-09-17T19:16:50","slug":"09092017-largobit-review-daily-news-hyip-industry","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/2017\/09\/09\/09092017-largobit-review-daily-news-hyip-industry\/","title":{"rendered":"09\/09\/2017. LargoBit Review and Daily News from the HYIP Industry"},"content":{"rendered":"

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

Hello everyone! Hope the weekend is going well for you all, since it’s been a reasonably successful week in the HYIP industry. Out of the recent additions to the MNO monitor<\/a>, today I want to take a closer look at a shorter\/medium term program called LargoBit<\/a>. It’s been monitored on the MNO Standard list<\/a> for the last three days now, the first day LargoBit<\/a> launched. There’s a lot of anticipation in the industry as the autumn gets started, so let’s see if you think the program might play a role in this exciting new season or add it to your own portfolios. Incidentally I’ll also be introducing another brand new program to the MNO Premium List<\/a> coming up in the news section. I don’t mind saying I’m feeling upbeat about this one so keep reading for further information on that.
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\nSo, the best place to get started as usual is the investment plans, and LargoBit<\/a> has basically just the one option but divided into two categories. One for the overwhelming majority of HYIP investors, and one for those spending a bit more money than they really should be. The good news is that it need only set you back a $10 minimum to join LargoBit<\/a>. The term then runs for 24 calendar days<\/strong>, during which you are repaid 6% i<\/strong>nterest per day. This adds up to a total return of 144%<\/strong>. With LargoBit<\/a> including your principal as part of the payments (meaning it won’t be returned in a separate payment) that leaves you with a 44% net profit. The maximum limit for deposits here is $9,999.<\/p>\n

How would that look in practical monetary terms then? Let’s take a simple example and say you want to spend $100 in LargoBit<\/a>. That should see you compensated by $6 per day for each of the 24 calendar days in the term. With your original hundred factored into that, you break-even after 17 days (get back an amount equivalent to your deposit making it impossible for you to lose money) and finish up with $144 in total. That’s your own money back plus $44 net profit.<\/p>\n

Purely for information purposes, the second option in LargoBit<\/a> involves spending at least $10,000 or more. Pretty much out of the question for most folks anyway, in the event that anyone could afford it in the first place one imagines you could come up with something more worthwhile to spend it on than internet HYIPs, but I’ll just you you the figures anyway. Basically the term stays the same, 24 calendar days<\/strong>, except that now LargoBit<\/a> are offering members 7%<\/strong> interest per day. This adds up to 168% in total<\/strong>, where your initial principal is already included. This gives you a break-even point of 15 days and a net profit of 68%. Just in case anyone is interested, LargoBit<\/a> place an upper limit of $100,000.<\/p>\n

If that sounds good to you and you want to add LargoBit<\/a> to your portfolios, the next thing you need to know is what your payment options are here. LargoBit<\/a> have four options, all fairly predictable though, and anonymous industry standards. You can use PerfectMoney, Payeer, or AdvCash<\/strong> if you prefer the more conventional third-party payment handlers, and BitCoin<\/strong> if you like to take the more direct route of using your own e-currency to invest. Fans of instant withdrawals<\/strong> will be pleased to know that I can confirm this is also how LargoBit<\/a> operates. Just log into your members private account area, submit your request as usual, and the money should be with you in under a minute. BitCoin is a different story of course but regular users will already know how this works. Also please note that most likely due to the fees involved LargoBit<\/a> have a higher withdrawal minimum for BitCoin users. At current exchange rates I think this is about $2 or so, while for the other payment handlers it’s only $0.10\u00a2.<\/p>\n

Moving on to some of the more technical aspects of the LargoBit<\/a> website now such as the design and safety features, regular investors will probably recognise the script as being from GoldCoders. I’ll just confirm that it’s under licence and has all the usual hallmark features that make it so easy to use and customer friendly. There’s a handy sliding calculator you can use to see how much investments of varying price levels are promised in return. For a hosting provider the LargoBit<\/a> admin has opted for DDoSGuard who are keeping the website on a dedicated server with their support and protection from malicious attacks. For an extra layer of security LargoBit<\/a> also comes with a secure SSL connection from Comodo for safer browsing and more secure transactions, so no obvious security concerns here which should give investors more peace of mind.<\/p>\n

Any further questions for the LargoBit<\/a> admin? Any account related issues or things you feel weren\u2019t explained in this review? There\u2019s a couple of communication channels open to members. Mainly this will involve you having to e-mail them directly yourself at the address included on the LargoBit<\/a> contacts page. There is also a Telegram account, something getting big around the world these days and not just in the HYIP world. There’s a UK postal address where LargoBit<\/a> are registered as a business, but as usual that can safely be ignored as a virtual serviced workspace and not where you find anyone connected with running the program physically located.<\/p>\n

For the record, and it\u2019s not something I believe it’s not something you want to waste too much time pursuing, LargoBit<\/a> make a very vague claim to be involved \u201ctrading\u201d. There’s really little else I can say to expand on this. As always then I would like to remind potential members to stay within affordable spending limits, so spend according to what you can afford to lose rather than what you dream of earning. And if you join LargoBit<\/a> then try to keep them as a smaller part of a wider more diverse portfolio.<\/p>\n

Before I finish with LargoBit<\/a> and move on to the weekend’s news updates I would like to ask if you wouldn’t mind sharing your own opinions on the program? Good, bad, or indifferent, is LargoBit<\/a> worth playing or passing? It takes literally a second to vote, is totally anonymous, and will make for more interesting reading once we are looking back at the program at the end rather than looking forward at the start. In other words how many people would make a good and bad judgement call looking at the program today. Please answer the following question:<\/p>\n

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