{"id":15024,"date":"2017-11-25T17:37:37","date_gmt":"2017-11-25T23:37:37","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/?p=15024"},"modified":"2018-02-14T04:57:42","modified_gmt":"2018-02-14T10:57:42","slug":"25-11-2017-currencyglobal-review-daily-news-hyip-industry","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/2017\/11\/25\/25-11-2017-currencyglobal-review-daily-news-hyip-industry\/","title":{"rendered":"25\/11\/2017. CurrencyGlobal Review and Daily News from the HYIP Industry"},"content":{"rendered":"

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

Hello everyone! I hope the weekend is going well for you all so far. Before we get to the news tonight the latest program joining the MNO monitor<\/a> that I want to look at is called CurrencyGlobal<\/a>, though I think it\u2019s fair to say that some of you may already know the name due to the first mention of it on the main HYIP related forums coming at least a month ago. But I think the admin has shown himself to have a good ability to read the market and probably sees that now is the right time to take his program to a wider audience and turn CurrencyGlobal<\/a> into a success. I\u2019m well aware there are no guarantees here especially at this time of the year, but we’ll see how it goes.<\/p>\n

Without further ado then, let\u2019s get right down to the main thing that makes the first impression with most investors and what in many ways can make or break an investment program \u2013 their plans. The first thing you need to know is that CurrencyGlobal<\/a> allow different currencies, explaining the name I suppose. As with most online HYIPs the US dollar is the hard currency of choice. BitCoin is also there if you are someone who thinks of BitCoin as an actual currency, but what I really wanted to highlight is the acceptance of Russian Roubles. It depends of course on what payment processor you are using, I’ll bet to that further on in the review, but if it’s one that handles Roubles and CurrencyGlobal<\/a> is using it, then you may invest that way if you wish. For the sake of this review however and in the interest of keeping things simple and more readable I’m just going to describe the plans using dollars. If you are spending Roubles then see your CurrencyGlobal<\/a> members account are for the relevant investment limits.
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\nCurrencyGlobal<\/a> then has in basic terms just the one plan for you to think about, though it’s broken down into four sections which will pay out higher interest rates according to how much you are prepared to spend. For the most part CurrencyGlobal<\/a> tries to combine sustainability with profitability which are the two most important factors in making any program viable. So we\u2019ll begin with what\u2019s called The Start Plan<\/strong> <\/em>which will only cost you a $10 minimum to join. Once you\u2019re in, the term is open ended, or perpetual, which CurrencyGlobal<\/a> are offering a daily interest payment of 2% per day on a permanent basis<\/strong>, i.e. for how ever long the admin can keep the program online. Therefore you will need at least 50 days to recoup your initial investment, after which everything you take from CurrencyGlobal<\/a> becomes net profit.<\/p>\n

To put that into more practical terms then, let\u2019s suppose you invested $100 in this plan. For that you would collect $2 per day in return. By the time you receive fifty payments your return will match your initial deposit, so this is the all important break-even point. It’s impossible really to give any further info, your personal experience will really come down to when exactly you decide to join the program and how early into the run you therefore start earning. Maximum deposit for this plan is capped at $999.<\/p>\n

If however you\u2019re feeling a bit more ambitious or just plain lucky, CurrencyGlobal<\/a> will take a minimum deposit of $1,000 for what they call The Basic Plan<\/strong><\/em>. More serious investors prepared for a higher risk can claim a 2.5% daily interest rate<\/strong> this time. It works more or less the same as the last plan in the sense that CurrencyGlobal<\/a> are making daily interest payments on your deposit for as long as the program manages to stay online<\/strong>, but the numbers just get bigger. The interesting thing here though is that if you would really like to join The Basic Plan but simply can’t afford to at this time, CurrencyGlobal<\/a> will allow you to top-up your investment without the need to create an entirely new deposit. You can just join the Starter Plan with whatever you can afford, withdraw interest on that, and simply put more money back into your account if and when you can afford it (assuming that’s what you want to do). The maximum deposit is $4,499 and the break-even point comes after forty payments.<\/p>\n

With a $4,500 minimum requirement to join, CurrencyGlobal<\/a>‘s third option, The Premium Plan<\/strong><\/em>, is clearly aimed at the bigger industry players. Should you decide to join then you are committing your money to what will very much be a an \u201cunknown quantity\u201d in terms how much you will eventually get back, since again there is no expiry date<\/strong>. During this time members are offered an interest rate of 3% per day<\/strong>, allowing you to break even and see your first profit after 34 days. Everything you get after that is pure passive income. The maximum stated deposit allowed by CurrencyGlobal<\/a> here is $9,999.<\/p>\n

Lastly, and just for your information, CurrencyGlobal<\/a> have The VIP Plan<\/strong> <\/em>for anyone prepared to risk $10,000 or more, up to a maximum limit of $200,000. For an unlimited term<\/strong> members here can earn 3.5% interest per day<\/strong>. You can play around with the figures yourself if genuinely interested in spending so much on an online HYIP, I can just tell you the break-even point is after 29 days.<\/p>\n

By the way, it’s interesting that in order to achieve the maximum payment of 3.5% one does not have to have a $10K deposit. If you are adept at building a downline in HYI programs then CurrencyGlobal<\/a> have a points system in your account. Check it out for more info but you can take advantage without having the full investment yourself.<\/p>\n

Payment options are probably the next thing you\u2019ll want to know about, assuming you\u2019ve found a plan that suits your budget. As things stand the list of payment processors accepted by CurrencyGlobal<\/a> is mostly typical for the HYIP industry, though there are a few more unusual additions. As I said, deposits can be made in Dollars or Roubles, so if you prefer dollars then PerfectMoney, Payeer, and AdvCash<\/strong> are what you need, or alternatively for Roubles then Payeer, AdvCash, YandexMoney, or even direct Bank Card transactions<\/strong> will work for you. Don’t forget of course that if you are one of the many people on the web consigning paper money to an era of ancient history then BitCoin<\/strong> is also available for a more direct approach using your own digital e-currency. All payouts from CurrencyGlobal<\/a> are processed instantly<\/strong>. You will need to log into your private members account area and request them, but once done you should have the money in your chosen payment processor account in under a minute. Needless to remind most of you, but just in case BitCoin still need the usual confirmations so that isn’t going to be immediate, though the request itself is still handled instantly by the CurrencyGlobal<\/a> script.<\/p>\n

Moving on then to the design and security features of the website, I guess this is really where CurrencyGlobal<\/a> tries to set itself apart from the more generic style programs. Universally acknowledged for some time now as by far the leading service provider in the industry, DDoSGuard are keeping CurrencyGlobal<\/a> on a dedicated server with support and protection from attacks. Downtime for the program then is unlikely to prove a serious issue, and if it ever happens at all it shouldn\u2019t have any serious affects. The most eye catching feature is the script however, which is entirely unique and custom built to meet the requirements of CurrencyGlobal<\/a>. Despite that you may not be familiar with it, it\u2019s still remarkably easy to navigate and customer friendly. There are many great features to the script, all of which are designed to keep your money safe and secure. Most importantly is the six digit PIN number which you will need to set up yourself on sign up. You’re going to need this for your withdrawal requests so make sure to keep an offline record of it in a safe place. For safer browsing and more secure transactions CurrencyGlobal<\/a> have their website SSL encrypted by Lets Encrypt Authority.<\/p>\n

Any further questions or support related issues then CurrencyGlobal<\/a> then have a pretty good support network. To start with the website is bilingual, available in both Russian and English. The Russian version is quite a bit stronger than the English version if that’s important to you. The usual e-mail ticketing form where you can fill out your details and submit your query is available via the contacts page. Depending on exactly what you are after however there may be more efficient means of getting in touch than that. For instance CurrencyGlobal<\/a> also have a built-in Live Chat feature where you can get your questions dealt with in real time when an operator is online. To contact someone via e-mail there\u2019s a direct address you can try. Lastly, and I think this is probably of least interest to the regular industry players, CurrencyGlobal<\/a> list a postal address in the UK. Why exactly investors would need such a thing in a purely online venture I can\u2019t say, especially as these things are mostly virtual\/serviced offices anyway, but I guess it does lend a certain air of professionalism to the program for those still finding their feet in the industry. It certainly doesn\u2019t hurt them anyway I suppose. More practical use is the social media network profiles, where you will find the CurrencyGlobal<\/a> admin active on Facebook, Twitter, VK, Instagram, and OK.<\/p>\n

The alleged business activities of CurrencyGlobal<\/a> involve ForEx conversion. Typical for the HYIP industry but you know even if this were entirely genuine, there\u2019s absolutely no guarantee that such things are profitable, indeed for every trader making millions of dollars in that particular market it has to be funded by the losses made by others. So whether you choose to believe it or not, the fact remains that CurrencyGlobal<\/a> is still a game you need to play cautiously. I mean don\u2019t be afraid of the risks, if nothing else trying to make a couple of extra bucks for yourself on the side with an online venture should first and foremost be fun I would say. But do at least be aware of the risks. Set yourself a sensible spending limit that\u2019s based on your own disposable income and what you can comfortably afford both to spend and to lose. Keep your investments at a level you enjoy, not something you worry about because that\u2019s no fun at all. And if you are joining CurrencyGlobal<\/a> then at least try to keep them as part of a wider more diverse portfolio.<\/p>\n

Before I finish with the review of CurrencyGlobal<\/a> and move on to today’s news updates I would like to ask if anyone reading this has their own opinions on the program? Good, bad, or indifferent, I hope you won\u2019t mind sharing them with your fellow readers. 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 CurrencyGlobal<\/a>?<\/strong><\/p>