{"id":16404,"date":"2020-01-10T10:02:19","date_gmt":"2020-01-10T16:02:19","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/?p=16404"},"modified":"2020-03-16T04:46:15","modified_gmt":"2020-03-16T10:46:15","slug":"10-01-2020-titan7-review-and-daily-news-from-the-hyip-industry","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/money-news-online.com\/blog\/2020\/01\/10\/10-01-2020-titan7-review-and-daily-news-from-the-hyip-industry\/","title":{"rendered":"10\/01\/2020. Titan7 Review and Daily News from the HYIP Industry"},"content":{"rendered":"

Beware! Titan7 has stopped paying! Do not invest there!<\/strong><\/p>\n

Hi everybody, and welcome to the first brand new HYIP review of 2020 on MNO! There’s going to be some competition for this one however, I’m glad to say I’ll be introducing another brand new program in the second part of today’s blog post in the news section. You may remember I mentioned it already as the admin, who has some experience and a decent track record in the industry, paid for the listing in advance some time back while still in the early planning stages. But I don’t want to get too far off the main point here, first things first and all.<\/p>\n

One of the more talked about programs in recent times has definitely been Titan7<\/a> which launched just last week under some controversy around the admin’s chosen business model. All free publicity of course, and as they say, there\u2019s no such thing as bad press. It\u2019s got a very straightforward mix of short to mid term plans that while not exactly pioneering have proven popular with a lot of investors when offered by similar programs. Some of these were hits, some were misses, all were hotly debated, so hence the controversy. Speculation isn’t something I’d care to waste too much of my time on in this case, people will think and believe what they want to anyway, I don’t want to deny the \u201celephant in the room\u201d as they say since it’s out there already, I just don’t think it serves much purpose. Let’s just stick with the facts.<\/p>\n

Needless to say a really big hit would be something most welcome to start the year off in style after so many false dawns in the past, this year more than any other actually after an elongated slump. So before we get to the days news stories I\u2019d like to take a closer look at Titan7<\/a> first, and see what you think about it and if this particular model still has some good potential left in it.
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\nThere\u2019s a pretty simple choice to make when it comes to the investment plans, however they’re not really as well described on the Titan7<\/a> website as they could be. I\u2019ll try and explain them for you as best I can here so at least MNO readers will have a fair idea of what they\u2019re getting into, though I\u2019m sure a lot of you will already be familiar with them through memory as Titan7<\/a> is by no means the first HYI program to use them. So anyway, there\u2019s only two plans for you to look at, one of which is short term and paying on expiry, and the other which is more medium term and makes daily payments.<\/p>\n

And that\u2019s the one I\u2019ll start with as it\u2019s the one that will probably be more popular. It can be joined for a minimum deposit of $25. The plan runs for 30 calendar days<\/strong>, but make sure you understand before joining that despite the description Titan7<\/a> will only pay you on business days<\/strong>. As the name implies the interest rate is 7% per day \u2013 paid from Monday through Friday \u2013 and will apply to all deposits regardless of how much you\u2019ve deposited. During the 30 calendar day term you should encounter 22 payment days<\/strong>, and that means by the time of expiry your total payments should have accumulated to 154%<\/strong>. That will mean your net profit is 54%<\/strong> as Titan7<\/a> include your principal. Maximum spend is $250,000 by the way.<\/p>\n

If we take a simple example of $100 invested in this plan then, Titan7<\/a> will pay you $7 per day from Monday to Friday until such a time as you have earned $154 in total.<\/p>\n

This example I\u2019ve given you above is just one possible outcome. In fact the exact number of payment days then can vary depending on what day of the week you join, but a typical example would be 22 business days (i.e. payment days) within the 30 calendar day term. You would really need to sit down at a calendar and count out the exact number of business days coming in the next 30 calendar day period to get a more accurate forecast, but 22 would be optimal.<\/p>\n

The second plan is less profitable but does have the advantage of paying you the profit it does offer a whole lot faster. It\u2019s a one-time payment on expiry<\/strong> plan runs for a term of 7 calendar days<\/strong>. The minimum cost of joining is still $25 and the return being offered by Titan7<\/a> is 110% on expiry<\/strong>. This payment will also include your principal, leaving you with a clear 10% net profit<\/strong>. That’s quite alright for a week if it works out OK, in the right circumstances sustainable for a good number of cycles, I just wonder how many people favour on-expiry plans over daily payment options anymore. But if we look at the same $100 sample investment made to this plan it\u2019s really very simple \u2013 invest today and Titan7<\/a> pay you back $110 a week later, or your own money plus 10% clear profit. Maximum spend is again $250,000.<\/p>\n

A couple of other things you should know about the plans before joining include the following. As with the previous programs which Titan7<\/a> follows the same business model, investors can have multiple investments running in the same account simultaneously. Slots<\/em> as they are called, one single investment has as I said be be in the range of $25 up to $250,000, but you may have up to seven such slots on the go at any one time. Payment requests are dealt with automatically by the Titan7<\/a> script but aren’t instant. Instead on submitting a withdrawal a countdown timer will be activated<\/strong>. Typically this will be 24 hours<\/strong> which, on reaching zero, releases your payment<\/strong>. Just keep in mind that as Titan7<\/a> won’t be making any payments on weekends the timer might be as long as 72 hours<\/strong> if you’re too late to make the final collection for Friday night. Other than that your payment options include PerfectMoney, Payeer, BitCoin, Ethereum or Ripple<\/strong>. Smaller investors please note that minimum withdrawal<\/strong> requests are set to a much higher that average $10<\/strong>, so keep this in mind as well. As an added security feature in order to make a withdrawal request you will need to enter the 4-digit PIN<\/strong> you\u2019re required to pick on signing up, so make sure you store it properly.<\/p>\n

Moving on now to some of the more technical aspects of the Titan7<\/a> website such as design and security, the program is running off its own script. I can\u2019t say it\u2019s entirely unique however as I\u2019ve seen something similar used in the past. Not the usual generic industry model which I\u2019m sure a lot of you will appreciate, and it\u2019s pretty easy to navigate too. For an extra layer of protection the website has a superior Extended Validation SSL certificate from GeoTrust for safer browsing and more secure transactions. The design of Titan7<\/a>, in terms of the actual visual aspect of the website looks really good, however again with such similar layouts having been used so many times before I can’t say there\u2019s anything especially original in there either. That’s all passable though, but it’s with the hosting that things get a little confusing. You see the official line taken on the Titan7<\/a> website is that the program is hosted on a CloudFlare server with DDoS protection provided by BlockDos. Fair enough, but knowing as I do to never take anything at face value in this industry I went to verify this information for myself. When I was unable to do so I contacted the admin to clarify this he replied that in actual fact he prefers not to reveal the true information due to safety concerns. The Titan7<\/a> domain name on the other hand has been registered for ten years in advance and a certificate of incorporation as a business entity in The Marshall Islands is offered for your inspection.<\/p>\n

If there\u2019s anything still unclear to you about Titan7<\/a> or anything you think I might have missed in this review then you can contact the admin with your questions or account related issues by filling out the ticketing form on the support page. It is stated that active members receive priority over just general interest enquiries from a curious member of the public if things are busy. Naturally it\u2019s suggested that you pay close attention to the website\u2019s FAQ page first as that explains most things and may help you to avoid having to compose any lengthy emails asking questions that are already answered.<\/p>\n

Just in case anyone is interested in such things the texts describe Titan7<\/a> as a \u201can innovative and practical digital funds online platform<\/em>\u201d with an emphasis on the sale of titanium. You\u2019ll have to investigate that part of the program for yourself I\u2019m afraid as there\u2019s nothing in the way of solid evidence to convince me it\u2019s genuine, no more than the fact that even if it was true it do anything to ensure the safety of your money. But if you have a good feeling about it then still, try as always to stay well inside a sensible spending limit you can comfortably afford to lose, easily recoup from other income sources if things don’t go your way, and try to keep your deposit there as a smaller part of a wider portfolio.<\/p>\n

If you\u2019ve taken the time to think about Titan7<\/a>, either made a firm decision one way or another or are still sitting on the fence about it, I hope you\u2019ll find a moment to vote in the following poll. I\u2019m interested in hearing how MNO readers perceive the program and how you rate your chances of seeing a profit from it. As usual the results will really be of most interest only in the coming weeks and months as we see the fate of Titan7<\/a> (good or bad) and how investors managed to judge it from the start. What\u2019s your gut instinct about it, and are you generally a good judge of these things? Remember that voting takes literally just a second, and all votes are 100% anonymous and untraceable. So, please answer the following:<\/p>\n

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Will you make an active deposit in Titan7<\/a>?<\/strong><\/p>