{"id":15181,"date":"2018-01-15T12:14:39","date_gmt":"2018-01-15T18:14:39","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/?p=15181"},"modified":"2018-02-02T22:19:58","modified_gmt":"2018-02-03T04:19:58","slug":"15-01-2018-stradivarius-review-daily-news-hyip-industry","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/2018\/01\/15\/15-01-2018-stradivarius-review-daily-news-hyip-industry\/","title":{"rendered":"15\/01\/2018. Stradivarius Review and Daily News from the HYIP Industry"},"content":{"rendered":"

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

Hello everyone, and welcome to a brand new business week on MNO for all the latest news and views on the HYIP industry! It’s been a fruitful enough weekend, at least in terms of news stories anyway with plenty to catch up on. Not least is the introduction of another new addition to the MNO Standard List<\/a>, so keep reading through to the news section for more info on that. First on my \u201cto do\u201d list today however is to finally take a look at one on the most recent additions to the MNO monitor<\/a>‘s Premium List<\/a>. If the thought of making money online is music to your ears then maybe you will like Stradivarius<\/a>, a new medium term HYIP added last week. Named of course for the famous violins, the reason I’m only getting around to a more detailed analysis of Stradivarius<\/a> today is because of the length of their investment plans, or to be more precise their payment schedules. The shortest of four investment plans which I will describe to you below pays once after a week, so I was not able to review Stradivarius<\/a> until I could personally confirm this. There are many reports of earlier payments from fairly dependable sources, so there was never really any doubt in my mind that this was going to happen, but still, it’s sort of \u201ccompany policy\u201d on MNO that I need to personally verify payments myself. Anyway, better late than never I suppose. So let’s start the new week with a look at Stradivarius<\/a> and whether you think what they have to offer would fit in your portfolios.
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\nWe’ll start as always with the investment plans of which there are four in total. I’ve already briefly mentioned the first one above, but to explain it in more detail it runs for a term of 1 calendar week<\/strong>. Stradivarius<\/a> make one single payment to investors on expiry of this term, with the exact rate depending on the amount you invest. The minimum investment set by Stradivarius<\/a> is $50, so quite a bit higher than the usual industry average. Anything up to a $499 deposit gets you back 105% on expiry<\/strong>, principal included. So it’s your own money back plus a 5% net profit on top. Or to put that in monetary terms, a $100 investment today would yield a $105 return paid back to you in a week.
\nFor larger investments Stradivarius<\/a> offer payments of 107%<\/strong> on amounts between $500 and $1,999, a return of 110%<\/strong> if spending from $2,000 up to $4,999, and 113%<\/strong> on anything between $5,000 to the maximum $9,999 allowed by Stradivarius<\/a> per single deposit.<\/p>\n

The second plan (and indeed all subsequent plans) work along the same basic premise of single payments made on expiry.<\/strong> It’s just that the rates increase in line with the length of term and therefore the risk. The required minimum doesn’t change though, it’s still $50 to join, so the personal financial risk to you is only as great as you want to make it. The term runs for 2 calendar weeks<\/strong>, after which Stradivarius<\/a> are offering a payment of 125%<\/strong> if joining with anything from the required $50 minimum to a maximum of $499.
\nAgain, as is naturally the case with all online HYIPs, Stradivarius<\/a> are happy to coax more money out of you by improving the rates for bigger spenders\/risk takers. This starts at 130%<\/strong> if you are making a deposit from $500 to $1,999. Rates go up to 135%<\/strong> if spending from $2,000 to $4,999, while Stradivarius<\/a> offer a payment of 140%<\/strong> on amounts from $5,000 to the maximum $9,999.<\/p>\n

You’ll probably see a pattern developing here with the third Stradivarius<\/a> plan running for 3 calendar weeks<\/strong>. The minimum cost of joining goes nowhere however, with $50 still being the entry level deposit. Spend anything up to $499 and Stradivarius<\/a> offer you a payment of 145% on expiry<\/strong>, principal included.
\nFor the bigger spending players among you that can go up to 155%<\/strong> on expiry if you are spending from $500 to $1,999. Stradivarius<\/a> improve that to 165%<\/strong> on amounts from $2,000 to $4,999, and 170%<\/strong> if you invest from $5,000 to $9,999.<\/p>\n

And finally what I imagine will be the least popular plan in Stradivarius<\/a> runs for 4 calendar weeks<\/strong>. That’s an awfully long time to be waiting for one payment in the HYIP industry, where anything can happen and everything is unpredictable. Especially considering you could be putting that money to work for you elsewhere (even in the same program) making more regular payments. But anyway for a $50 minimum spend, Stradivarius<\/a> members can claim a single on expiry<\/strong> payment of 170%<\/strong>, principal included, on amounts up to $499.
\nFor larger amounts these figures respectively increase to 180%<\/strong> if you are spending from $500 to $1,999, 195%<\/strong> for amounts between $2,000 and $4,999, with Stradivarius<\/a> reserving the biggest payout of 200%<\/strong> on investments between $5,000 and $9,999, all with principal included.<\/p>\n

I don’t think I’m giving away any secrets exactly if I say that under its current structure Stradivarius<\/a> hasn’t exactly been setting the HYIP industry alight with excitement, though I would also speculate that this is deliberate. A minimum deposit kept well above the industry average used by the program’s competitors, and a low profit per day ratio on the lowest risk plan would suggest the admin is looking at intentionally holding Stradivarius<\/a> back at this point, as the new HYIP season is really only beginning now. Establishing a name and a payments record is far more important for the longer term prospects of the program at this point, other aspects of Stradivarius<\/a> that may not be immediately attractive to investors can always be tweaked later on to encourage growth at a slower more manageable level.<\/p>\n

Anyway, if you see anything there that you like we should next look at the payment options open to potential Stradivarius<\/a> investors. For those who prefer the more conventional style third party handlers Stradivarius<\/a> will accept investments made through PerfectMoney, Payeer, and AdvCash<\/strong>. If you are more inclined towards digital e-currencies then Stradivarius<\/a> are also using BitCoin<\/strong>, though there are some restrictions here in light of recent difficulties there outside the admin’s control. Basically Stradivarius<\/a> offer instant withdrawal payments <\/strong>to all investors, just log into your account, make the request, and you can expect the money in under a minute. There’s no problem with any of the regular processors, the minimum request is only $1. Unfortunately, and this has been well documented on MNO and many other sources, the current situation with BitCoin has forced the Stradivarius<\/a> admin into imposing a minimum withdrawal limit of $25 if that’s your preferred payment method. Regular BitCoin users don’t need to be reminded why, but for everyone else it’s because of lengthy delays and spiralling costs. How long this needs to continue for is really anyone’s guess.<\/p>\n

Looking into some of the more technical aspects of the Stradivarius<\/a> website now such as design and security, the hosting provider is DDoSGuard who are keeping the website on a dedicated server with their tech support and protection from malicious attacks. For an extra layer of protection you will find a secure connection Extended Validation SSL certificate from Comodo for safer browsing and more secure transactions. The Stradivarius<\/a> website is running off a script that’s under licence from GoldCoders, but just in case any regular players didn’t recognise it at first it’s because the admin has had it modified to suit the unique needs and requirements of his own program. I’ll just confirm for you though that yes, it’s definitely still a licensed product so nothing to worry about on that front. Overall the layout is quite nice as well, with the website being easy to navigate and customer friendly throughout. You will also be able to view the most recent program stats, including the last deposits, payouts, and biggest investors.<\/p>\n

If you have any further questions for the admin or account related issues the first point of call is to read the Stradivarius<\/a> FAQ page from start to finish. A lot of what you might want to know is already addressed there without having to compose any lengthy e-mails and then wait for a reply. If anything remains unclear to you from the FAQ then fill in your details on the online customer support form and submit it through the contacts page. If it makes things easier to understand for you, the Stradivarius<\/a> website is multilingual with translations into Chinese, Russian, and Vietnamese. Just click the relevant flag at the top of the page if you are stronger in any of those languages than English which is the default version. One thing you should probably just ignore is any claims of Stradivarius<\/a> having a UK business incorporation, which are essentially little more than fashion accessories at this stage for the HYIPs that include them, used only for cheap company formation purposes and not where you would expect to find anyone connected with Stradivarius<\/a> physically located.<\/p>\n

Claims of any real business activity are vague and sketchy at best, certainly nothing that an experienced HYIP investor would take seriously but just for the newbies, don\u2019t go looking for anything you can independently research and verify. Stradivarius<\/a> claim to be somehow involved with auctioning rare and historical musical instruments, or those owned and played by famous musicians in the past. Of course the fact is they are to be treated as any other high risk HYIP, no better and no worse, though there’s a possibility it may develop into something bigger in time. Nevertheless you are strongly advised to stay well under a sensible spending limit you can both afford to lose if things go wrong and also easily earn back from other income sources. And if you do decide to join Stradivarius<\/a> then try and keep them as a smaller part of a wider more diverse portfolio.<\/p>\n

Just before we move on to the news section I want to finish up with Stradivarius<\/a>, at least for today anyway, by asking what readers think of it. You can weigh up the pros and cons of joining, and decide whether it\u2019s a risk you think worth taking. I hope then that you won\u2019t mind answering the following opinion poll question, which is as always 100% anonymous and only takes a second to complete. Thanks to everyone who votes, as it will make interesting reading maybe not today but several weeks from now when we look back on Stradivarius<\/a> and see how it has developed by then:<\/p>\n

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