{"id":15190,"date":"2018-01-19T11:57:13","date_gmt":"2018-01-19T17:57:13","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/?p=15190"},"modified":"2018-02-12T02:53:38","modified_gmt":"2018-02-12T08:53:38","slug":"19-01-2018-tudorgames-review-daily-news-hyip-industry","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/2018\/01\/19\/19-01-2018-tudorgames-review-daily-news-hyip-industry\/","title":{"rendered":"19\/01\/2018. TudorGames Review and Daily News from the HYIP Industry"},"content":{"rendered":"

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

Hello everyone, and welcome again to the MNO blog<\/a> for the final news update of the business week. Plenty of news stories to catch up on as the weekend approaches, though first on my list today is to take a look at a new addition to the MNO Standard List<\/a> called TudorGames<\/a>. New to the MNO monitor<\/a>, but not that new online as it launched in mid December. The admin claims to be involved with the development of video games intended for mobile devices and PCs, which may make sense of the plan titles explained below. So let’s see what it’s all about and whether you would like to see TudorGames<\/a> as part of your own portfolios.<\/p>\n

It’s sometimes difficult to gauge how shorter and medium term programs are perceived by investors at this time of year when the industry is in recovery after December, but an exception this January is TudorGames<\/a> which is what I want to look at today. I\u2019m not saying this one is any less of a game than your average online HYIP, in fact there is very little I can see in TudorGames<\/a> to disguise this fact, but if a high profit medium term gamble is what you’re looking for at the moment then you could do worse than take a look at this. For one thing the timing isn\u2019t bad. Although the program did launch in December, it\u2019s obvious that the admin isn\u2019t trying to make a fast buck to pay for his own Christmas celebrations as he’s only expanding his promotional campaign now, and of course January always sees a lot of new money coming into the business. And as one of the first good mid term programs I have seen so far this month TudorGames<\/a> is in a decent position to take full advantage of that last point. I also suspect a very experienced admin at the helm which is no bad thing either. Judging by the amount of work he has put into ensuring that his program hits the ground running so to speak, i.e it\u2019s a fully functional working site that is very much the finished article and doesn\u2019t really require that much extra work.
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\nI\u2019ll describe the plans first I suppose. There\u2019s only three investment plans in TudorGames<\/a>, all of which offer daily payments with your principal returned on expiry in one and counted as part of the payments in the others. All of them are reasonable options and both have their own advantages, though you are always free to split your deposit between them if you prefer. Here\u2019s how they work. The first option, The Mobile Devices Plan<\/strong><\/em>, runs for 11 business days<\/strong>, or just over two full weeks. You can join for a minimum deposit of $10 and the maximum is $10,000. Over the course of the plan you will be given a daily payment equivalent to 1%<\/strong> of your principal. Your principal<\/strong> will then be returned on expiry<\/strong>. So let’s say for example, a $100 deposit will get you $1 per day, Monday to Friday. On the final day you will have earned back $11, which is of course nowhere even remotely close to a profit. That only comes when TudorGames<\/a> return your initial hundred, leaving you with your own money back plus 11% net profit<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

The next plan from TudorGames<\/a>, The Personal Computer Plan<\/strong><\/em>, will generate a larger profit but over a longer space of time. It requires a higher initial deposit from members, starting from a minimum of $30 for an entry level investment. This may go up to a maximum of $30,000 if you can afford it. There is a daily payment of 4.4%<\/strong> interest made per day, Monday to Friday only, for<\/strong> a term lasting 35 business days<\/strong>. That’s seven calendar weeks. By the end of the term that comes to 154% in total<\/strong>, and with TudorGames<\/a> counting your initial principal as part of that then that leaves you with a 54% net profit<\/strong>. Or if we look at another $100 investment made here, that brings back $4.40 per business day, allows you to reach the break even point on day 23 after which you are in profit, and complete the term with $154 back on your deposit, or $54 net profit.<\/p>\n

The third and most recent addition to the complete the list of investment plans is called The CryptoConsole Plan<\/strong><\/em>. You can join for a $30 minimum. This one is different from the others as the interest rate increases during the term. It runs for 15 business days<\/strong>, which is three calendar weeks. During the first week TudorGames<\/a> are offering a daily interest payment of 4%<\/strong>, made on business days only, Monday to Friday. During the second week this increases to 8%<\/strong> interest, also paid out from Monday to Friday only. Then for the final week of the term TudorGames<\/a> return the maximum rate of 12%<\/strong> per business day. All told that comes to a grand total of 120%<\/strong> back on your investment, or if you want to look on it as a weekly earning it’s 20% plus 40% plus 60%. TudorGames<\/a> already count your principal as part of the payments so that is not going to be returned in a separate transaction. So in other words it’s your own money back (you break even relatively late in the term, after 14 business days) plus 20% net profit<\/strong> for yourself. I must say it’s a much more attractive option than let’s say programs who might only offer you the same 120% but paid once of expiry of a similar length term. Or at least a safer option anyway.<\/p>\n

Three fairly simple and straight forward plans which is all you really need from an investment site like TudorGames<\/a>. The payment options are predictable, though still cover what the majority of investors will probably want. The three most popular processors are accepted with PerfectMoney, AdvCash and Payeer<\/strong> for anyone who prefers the more traditional style handlers, and BitCoin<\/strong> if you want to take the more direct route of using your own cryptocurrency. Smaller investors should take note that if you are using BitCoin then unfortunately TudorGames<\/a> have had to raise the minimum deposit on both of their investment plans to at least $40 on both. Withdrawals are made manually and will need to be requested from inside your TudorGames<\/a> members account area. Once done you are asked to allow up to 48 hours for all transactions to be completed, though this does not include Saturday and Sunday when TudorGames<\/a> does not pay interest. Getting back to the subject of BitCoin by the way, smaller investors again take note that a minimum withdrawal request of $20 is required here, as opposed to the much more reasonable $1 limit needed for PerfectMoney, AdvCash, and Payeer.<\/p>\n

The design is professional and very eye-catching. Nice graphics and a simple layout make it an easy website to navigate and it\u2019s all explained fairly well. The hosting provider is DDoSGuard who are keeping the TudorGames<\/a> website on a dedicated server. They also provide them with protection from DDoS attacks. The script is licensed from H-Script, and for a further level of program security the TudorGames<\/a> site is SSL encrypted by Comodo for safer browsing and more secure transactions.<\/p>\n

Any further questions can be addressed to the admin via the online support ticket submission system. You may also write directly to the admin at the listed address included on the support page. Live Chat is available at times as you will be able to see from the built-in widget on the lower right hand corner of the TudorGames<\/a> website. Check to see if an operator is online first and you might be able to get your queries dealt with in real time. Naturally however you should really be reading through the FAQ section in detail first. There’s a whole raft of other support and social media profiles there too, with most people having an account with at least one. In the case of TudorGames<\/a> these include Facebook, Twitter, Telegram, Pinterest, YouTube, and Google+. If it’s easier for you to read then the TudorGames<\/a> website is currently available in both German and Polish as well as the default English version. There’s a certificate of incorporation in the UK, though with the general ease and anonymity with which these things can be bought online (even though totally legit) means it’s not really worth paying any attention to.<\/p>\n

I can only assess potential and can\u2019t personally guarantee anything but if you got into TudorGames<\/a> early enough then you’re already in profit so in that sense I wouldn\u2019t have too many worries about the admin’s intentions. It won\u2019t be here forever but it’s already around long enough for you to make a nice profit for yourself if you took the gamble. If still intent on joining then remember that only a sensible and affordably sized deposit as part of a diverse portfolio will do.<\/p>\n

I hope that just about gives a fair idea about TudorGames<\/a> and what they are all about, so what do you guys think of it? Before we move on to the news section please take a second to answer the following opinion poll, remembering that it\u2019s 100% anonymous:<\/p>\n

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