{"id":15267,"date":"2018-02-15T08:00:44","date_gmt":"2018-02-15T14:00:44","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/?p=15267"},"modified":"2018-02-28T11:09:06","modified_gmt":"2018-02-28T17:09:06","slug":"15-02-2017-jazzlegames-review-daily-news-hyip-industry","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/2018\/02\/15\/15-02-2017-jazzlegames-review-daily-news-hyip-industry\/","title":{"rendered":"15\/02\/2017. JazzleGames Review and Daily News from the HYIP Industry"},"content":{"rendered":"

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

Hi everyone, and a belated Happy Valentines Day to money lovers everywhere! As promised earlier this week I want to take a closer look at the newest addition to the MNO monitor<\/a>‘s Premium List<\/a> which is called JazzleGames<\/a>, so that’s going to be the main focus of today’s article. It’s quite a well made website I must say, without being too flashy or distracting. The background music (i.e. the JazzleGames<\/a> theme tune if you like) is a matter of opinion, but can be easily muted if you want. So just the right amount of \u201crazzle jazzle\u201d to coin a phrase! Stay tuned for more news relating to all your favourite other programs in the HYIP industry, as there really is a lot going on today for us to catch up with. I’ll also be introducing an unusually themed brand new addition to the MNO monitor<\/a>‘s Premium List<\/a>, so keep reading for more info on that as well. But first things first, JazzleGames<\/a> originally opened for business two weeks ago, though it’s all been very low key up until now. The admin has decided it’s time to expand the program’s advertising campaign now that the initial \u201ctrial & error\u201d period is out of the way and some of the first investors have reported their profits. So let’s see what JazzleGames<\/a> is all about and if you think you might like them enough for your portfolio.<\/p>\n

As you might imagine from a program having a decent number of investment plans (there’s three in total) the thing about JazzleGames<\/a> is that they manage to come up with an eclectic mix that should include something to please investors of every persuasion. By which I mean plans range from short term to long term, and cover every budget from those of you who just like to dabble in the HYIP industry with a few bucks for the fun of it to the more serious gamblers.
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\nThe first and most affordable plan on the list, something that some of you may even view as a test plan despite the fact that it could (potentially) have already made a decent chunk of money for some investors, can be joined for a $10 minimum. The term runs for 7 calendar days<\/strong> \u2013 one week \u2013 with JazzleGames<\/a> offering one single payment on expiry.<\/strong> The total return is 107%<\/strong>, principal included. So that’s your own money back plus 7% net profit on top. Or to put it in monetary term, let’s say you invested $100 here, which by the way is the maximum limit you can spend on one single deposit. JazzleGames<\/a> make one single repayment of $107 once the seven days are up, which is your own money back plus $7 as your reward.<\/p>\n

The remaining four plans are all organised differently, making daily interest payments which I suppose will ultimately contribute to making them more popular. Perhaps the single best option that I would recommend myself is this next one which runs for<\/strong> a term of 50 calendar days<\/strong> and can be joined for a very affordable $20 minimum. JazzleGames<\/a> offer 3.6%<\/strong> interest every day on your deposit, adding up to a grand total of 180%<\/strong> by the end. As the JazzleGames<\/a> admin is already counting your principal as part of those payments that means you get your own money back plus 80% net profit<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

In more practical monetary terms then let’s say you invest with a $100 deposit. That would see JazzleGames<\/a> pay you back $3.60 each day for the following fifty days until you have $180 back from them in total. The more important statistic as always is the break even point, the day when you earn back an amount equivalent to your deposit and therefore cannot possibly lose money after that. This happens after 28 days, just slightly past the half way point of the term, so every cent you receive after that is net profit. The maximum investment you are allowed to make here is capped at $5,000 per deposit.<\/p>\n

The third and subsequent plans see JazzleGames<\/a> increase minimum requirements on investments significantly, with at least $1,000 needed to join this one. The term is a bit shorter at 40 calendar days<\/strong> while the daily<\/strong> interest rate drops to 1.8%<\/strong>. The difference in this case however is that the admin offers to return your principal in a separate payment on expiry. So while your interest payments alone add up to 72%<\/strong>, you don’t actually see this as profit until your principal is handed back<\/strong>. High cost of joining aside, I don’t really believe any JazzleGames<\/a> investors will see any advantage of this plan over the previous one. I know I certainly don’t, anyway. But if you happen to like it then the maximum spending limit this time is $10,000.<\/p>\n

The next option runs for<\/strong> a term of 77 calendar days<\/strong> and will require you to make a minimum deposit of $3,000. During this time JazzleGames<\/a> are offering members a daily interest rate of 2%<\/strong>. That allows you to reach the break even point fifty days into the term, and complete it with interest payments totalling 154%<\/strong>. This becomes net profit once the JazzleGames<\/a> admin returns your principal <\/strong>on expiry of the term as promised. The upper limit on investments here is $30,000.<\/p>\n

Completing the list then, plan number five asks investors for a minimum investment of $10,000. The term is marginally shorter at 70 calendar days<\/strong>, with the interest rate being offered by JazzleGames<\/a> increasing to 2.2% per day<\/strong>. The total return<\/strong> on that is also 154%<\/strong>, you just get there faster, with your principal then added to that<\/strong> on expiry. Maximum spend is $50,000.<\/p>\n

For payment options there\u2019s a rather eclectic mix of processors, not all of which would be especially popular. Though much like the investment plans, there’s something in there for everyone and JazzleGames<\/a> do still have all the most important names. The full list is made up of PerfectMoney, Payeer, AdvCash, YandexMoney, Dash, BitCoin, Ethereum, and Monero<\/strong>, so there are plenty of options there for you if you want them, especially if you want to try some of the alternatives to the usual HYIP related providers. Some other good news is that withdrawals<\/strong> from JazzleGames<\/a> are instant<\/strong>. Just log into your account members area, make the request, and you should have the money in under a minute.<\/p>\n

On the subject of design, security, and more technical aspects of the JazzleGames<\/a> website, I guess some of the more experienced readers might recognize the script as being from HScript. If you don\u2019t, well that\u2019s probably because it\u2019s not so popular as GoldCoders, but it\u2019s still under license and as you would expect from this provider is user friendly and easy to navigate once you\u2019re inside the members account area. For an added layer of security the JazzleGames<\/a> website also has a Green Bar SSL certificate from Comodo for safer browsing and more secure transactions. Completing the picture is DDoSGuard who are the hosting provider. They are keeping JazzleGames<\/a> on a dedicated server with their own tech support and protection from malicious DDoS attacks.<\/p>\n

If you have any further questions for the admin or any account related issues you need to have dealt with then there\u2019s a couple of ways you can get in touch. To start with the first thing you will see on landing on the JazzleGames<\/a> website is the choice to proceed through either English or Russian, so decide which language you are more fluent in and it will help make things more understandable. After that of course you should always make yourself familiar with the FAQ section as this should normally deal with most issues that may crop up. If your question isn’t dealt with there then proceed to the JazzleGames<\/a> online contact form, fill in your details on the support page and click submit. Alternatively you can write directly to the email addresses listed. Fans of social media sites will be able to see JazzleGames<\/a> profiles on various social media platforms including Twitter, Facebook, VK, and even a YouTube account which features promotional clips in English (embedded on the MNOVision page<\/a>), Russian, and user submitted feedback videos. For Live Chat options you can check out the JazzleGames<\/a> Skype account, and most recently their own Telegram channel which has become an increasingly important and popular feature in the HYIP industry. Finally, and the one method I suggest you ignore, is the JazzleGames<\/a> postal address. This is used as a virtual hosted office in the UK, but as I know from experience these are organised quite cheaply and anonymously (and perfectly legally too, by the way) over the net. So it\u2019s not where you would actually find anyone connected with running JazzleGames<\/a> physically located. The address does come with a telephone number, though the dialling code indicates Ghana, a very long way away indeed from the alleged office, but feel free to try it out if you expect someone will answer. One other thing I should point out though to be honest it’s going to be of very little practical use to most investors is the JazzleGames<\/a> regional representative scheme. A lot of HYIPs as you know operate something similar where regular members act as support operators in their local areas in exchange for higher ref commission rates. What makes this so restrictive however is the high value of your investment and even higher value of your downline’s investment ($1,000 and $10,000 respectively) before you can be considered.<\/p>\n

Overall I have to say JazzleGames<\/a> is an impressive website, very eye-catching, has huge potential, and something the admin didn\u2019t spare much time, effort, or expense in creating. On the business side of things they claim (somewhat vaguely) to be involved with online gambling. Nothing you can do to independently research and verify any of that of course so it\u2019s best left alone, and anyway, even were it to be true it still wouldn\u2019t guarantee either a profit or the security of your principal. No business can do that, really the online HYIP industry is the last place you should go looking for it. Then again, as the entire HYIP industry is basically a form of high risk gambling anyway I suppose in that sense there’s a certain element of truth in what JazzleGames<\/a> have to say here. But as far as online HYIPs go, I guess this could eventually turn out to be a good one. There\u2019s a lot of work to do for the admin between now and the day where the first investors (serious investors, not in the 7 day test plan I mean) reach the break-even point, even more to do before anyone sees a profit or the first principals are returned, so all I can say for now is a good start has been made. Let\u2019s hope it continues. Just remember as always to treat JazzleGames<\/a> like any form of gambling and stay within a sensible spending parameter. That means not spending more than you can comfortably afford to lose, and if you do join JazzleGames<\/a> then try to keep them as a smaller part of a wider more diverse portfolio.<\/p>\n

Before I finish with the review of JazzleGames<\/a> and move on to today\u2019s 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 JazzleGames<\/a>?<\/strong><\/p>