I've just conducted an interview with CommonSenseInvest, a new low-ROI long term HYIP that seems to be both promising and refreshing, with some sustainable payment plans to offer and a commendable business model. CommonSenseInvest's admin, David Strauss recently launched his promotion campaign, and this is his exclusive interview with Safe-Money-Invest.
Who are you, and who manages the funds in CommonSenseInvest?
-> My name is David Strauss, admin for CommonSense Invest. Together with me are three investment staffs, one technical staff and one fund manager. They will be working backend and I will act as their interface to all members. My investment staff are experts mainly in the field of Forex and selective stocks trading.
How long have you been in this industry? What are your experiences in this field?
-> If you mean the HYIP industry, we've been around for the past one year to observe the trends and mode of business. Sad to say, there aren't many good HYIP sites around and too many of them are offering ridiculous payouts which no form of trading in the world would ever yield. This perhaps explains the failure of many programs that look good at first, but eventually turn out otherwise. So we spent the last 3 months studying how we can create a safe and reliable platform for everyone in this industry. We conclude that what we all need is common sense after all! Just like our own successful trading strategies. A first, we thought of writing a book to share our strategies. After much consideration, we still feel that helping others make the money is many times better than a book!
As for the forex trading industry, we are professional traders who enjoy the lucrative returns that it brings. Many people lose money in forex simply because they don't understand the underlying common sense required to trade profitably. Maybe it's greed too. If I give you $100 today, how much do you think you can make trading that $100 in forex? You get my drift...
What is your business model? I noticed that you use a lot of "common sense" in promoting your program, and places emphasis on sensible pay rates. What payment plans do you offer?
-> Yes, that's our message to everyone in this industry. Even if you're gambling, you need to use common sense. Let's say you're very good at blackjack and you have $100. How much do you think you should win with that $100? I don't mean to boast but I've never lost at a Barcarrat table in my whole life! (I'll explain my common sense theory in this when I have the time.) But gambling has its risks, which are very different from trading. Being conservative, I still prefer the latter.
Our business model is very simple. We believe in integrity and honesty, which explains our lacklustre stats on site. We don't tweak those figures to make you think we're hot when we're not. We always look for win-win-win situation, where everyone can help one another to make more money. Our years of experience show that we can comfortably achieve around 5% return on our investment every day, so we offer to split that with our investors (which explains the payout rates of our programs). By accumulating more funds, we are able to trade in larger volumes and in more diversified instruments. In return, we get higher rebates from our brokers. These rebates act as cushions for some of our less successful trades, so even when we lose some of our trades, these rebates sustain part of our loss. In a typical scenario, we make 10 trades a day. Say we lose 3 of them and win 7. The rebates are used to offset part of the losses in those 3 trades, so we actually win more than 7 trades in a day! Even if we make 1% profit from each of the 7 winning trades, that's already 7% profit in a day!
While we're on the topic for "common sense", I'll let you in on one of our common sense strategies called the correlation trading. Of recent, someone on the internet is making money selling this concept, as though it's some breakthrough. We can't help but laugh because it's pure common sense. We knew it so many years ago and we're surpirsed not many people know it. Basically, when 2 pairs of currencies, which trends in tandem 99% of the time, suddenly goes out of sync, you know it will eventually come back. So it isn't hard to "guess" whether to buy or sell that paid which moved out of sync! This is what we mean by common sense.
Our payment plans are shown on the main page of our website. If you're not sure how each of them works, feel free to contact us before you invest.
Given the rates you are offering, it is considered very high no matter what you're investing in. How do you generate such high profits?
-> This depends on your perspective. If you're comparing to bank rates and traditional investment funds, even 1% sounds like a lot. But do you know those fund houses actually gross more than that? How else do you think they can afford to pay thousands of staff and fat year-end bonuses? If you've traded in Forex before, you will know it isn't impossible to make 5% a day. One good trade sometimes yields 10% or more. Some trades lose money. So when you average them out, 5% isn't a lot at all. And we pay only about 2% to our investors, so we're still being rather conservative. And being conservative is one form of common sense to be able to sustain long term.
Do you guarantee the investors' profits?
-> Yes, we do.
What payment plans are accepted? Do you plan to add more in the future?
-> Currently, we accept Liberty Reserve and PerfectMoney. We are still studying othe payment processors as we needed to make sure our funds can be transfered from one source to another safely and efficiently.
Is CommonSenseInvest a certified establishment? Do you have proof to show the investors?
-> No, we used to work for some well-known financial institutes as traders and we'd left to trade for ourselves instead. (We didn't get paid we are worth!) We're unable to set up an establishment for trading as we're subjected to certain ex-employment agreement we had with them. It's something like we can't run a trading business for a few years even after we have left.
Lastly, what do you have to say to your prospective investors?
-> To our prospective investors, if you think like us, if you believe in your own common sense, then let us show you the way to success in the HYIP world. We want to show to the world that it can be done. You just need lots of common sense! :)
-> My name is David Strauss, admin for CommonSense Invest. Together with me are three investment staffs, one technical staff and one fund manager. They will be working backend and I will act as their interface to all members. My investment staff are experts mainly in the field of Forex and selective stocks trading.
How long have you been in this industry? What are your experiences in this field?
-> If you mean the HYIP industry, we've been around for the past one year to observe the trends and mode of business. Sad to say, there aren't many good HYIP sites around and too many of them are offering ridiculous payouts which no form of trading in the world would ever yield. This perhaps explains the failure of many programs that look good at first, but eventually turn out otherwise. So we spent the last 3 months studying how we can create a safe and reliable platform for everyone in this industry. We conclude that what we all need is common sense after all! Just like our own successful trading strategies. A first, we thought of writing a book to share our strategies. After much consideration, we still feel that helping others make the money is many times better than a book!
As for the forex trading industry, we are professional traders who enjoy the lucrative returns that it brings. Many people lose money in forex simply because they don't understand the underlying common sense required to trade profitably. Maybe it's greed too. If I give you $100 today, how much do you think you can make trading that $100 in forex? You get my drift...
What is your business model? I noticed that you use a lot of "common sense" in promoting your program, and places emphasis on sensible pay rates. What payment plans do you offer?
-> Yes, that's our message to everyone in this industry. Even if you're gambling, you need to use common sense. Let's say you're very good at blackjack and you have $100. How much do you think you should win with that $100? I don't mean to boast but I've never lost at a Barcarrat table in my whole life! (I'll explain my common sense theory in this when I have the time.) But gambling has its risks, which are very different from trading. Being conservative, I still prefer the latter.
Our business model is very simple. We believe in integrity and honesty, which explains our lacklustre stats on site. We don't tweak those figures to make you think we're hot when we're not. We always look for win-win-win situation, where everyone can help one another to make more money. Our years of experience show that we can comfortably achieve around 5% return on our investment every day, so we offer to split that with our investors (which explains the payout rates of our programs). By accumulating more funds, we are able to trade in larger volumes and in more diversified instruments. In return, we get higher rebates from our brokers. These rebates act as cushions for some of our less successful trades, so even when we lose some of our trades, these rebates sustain part of our loss. In a typical scenario, we make 10 trades a day. Say we lose 3 of them and win 7. The rebates are used to offset part of the losses in those 3 trades, so we actually win more than 7 trades in a day! Even if we make 1% profit from each of the 7 winning trades, that's already 7% profit in a day!
While we're on the topic for "common sense", I'll let you in on one of our common sense strategies called the correlation trading. Of recent, someone on the internet is making money selling this concept, as though it's some breakthrough. We can't help but laugh because it's pure common sense. We knew it so many years ago and we're surpirsed not many people know it. Basically, when 2 pairs of currencies, which trends in tandem 99% of the time, suddenly goes out of sync, you know it will eventually come back. So it isn't hard to "guess" whether to buy or sell that paid which moved out of sync! This is what we mean by common sense.
Our payment plans are shown on the main page of our website. If you're not sure how each of them works, feel free to contact us before you invest.
Given the rates you are offering, it is considered very high no matter what you're investing in. How do you generate such high profits?
-> This depends on your perspective. If you're comparing to bank rates and traditional investment funds, even 1% sounds like a lot. But do you know those fund houses actually gross more than that? How else do you think they can afford to pay thousands of staff and fat year-end bonuses? If you've traded in Forex before, you will know it isn't impossible to make 5% a day. One good trade sometimes yields 10% or more. Some trades lose money. So when you average them out, 5% isn't a lot at all. And we pay only about 2% to our investors, so we're still being rather conservative. And being conservative is one form of common sense to be able to sustain long term.
Do you guarantee the investors' profits?
-> Yes, we do.
What payment plans are accepted? Do you plan to add more in the future?
-> Currently, we accept Liberty Reserve and PerfectMoney. We are still studying othe payment processors as we needed to make sure our funds can be transfered from one source to another safely and efficiently.
Is CommonSenseInvest a certified establishment? Do you have proof to show the investors?
-> No, we used to work for some well-known financial institutes as traders and we'd left to trade for ourselves instead. (We didn't get paid we are worth!) We're unable to set up an establishment for trading as we're subjected to certain ex-employment agreement we had with them. It's something like we can't run a trading business for a few years even after we have left.
Lastly, what do you have to say to your prospective investors?
-> To our prospective investors, if you think like us, if you believe in your own common sense, then let us show you the way to success in the HYIP world. We want to show to the world that it can be done. You just need lots of common sense! :)
Thank you David for this interview, Safe-Money-Invest appreciates the effort and time you placed into answering and providing this exclusive interview.
In my opinion, CommonSenseInvest is starting off with a very good approach towards recruiting new members. Instead of offering high, far-fetched bonuses, the admin tries to explain the many benefits and advantages of joining CommonSenseInvest, and he is honest and straightforward in stating what his business model is - a game. Even though there is the question of legitimacy in what David claims, CommonSenseInvest does what everyone wants - quick and on-time payouts. I think this is a new admin running the show, and hopefully he'll prove himself in the long run.
This appears to be another ForEx trading company that promises long term success, and I think given the support from the members, it will be quite successful. As always, plan out your investment goals, and stick to it accordingly.
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CashItsInstant appeared to be down the whole day today, and while the admin hasn't sent out any newsletters clarifying the details, I've emailed him and received a response from him stating that this is another gimmick, a DDos attack from MMG (a forum) to shut down his site. While the truth of that remains a myth, I doubt that people have been getting paid. He paid out a small sum to me today, and I have quite a large sum pending. In any case, the admin is trying to revive CashItsInstant by offering bonuses and attracting the members by promising AlertPay payouts upon expiry.
This appears to be a popular method utilized by another admin who was claimed to be John's brother. Nonetheless, I will not speculate any further. A paying admin is a good admin. I will remain with my decision to put CashItsInstant as Paying Selectively. I will notify you guys if I get any news.
I've received my second CedexInvest payout in a row now without any delay. Seems like CedexInvest is paying good, and I look forward to the interview answers from them.
CommonSenseInvest has started my Killz23 45D Plan, which I reminded you guys yesterday. This one pays better than any other 3 plans, as it pays 1.2% daily for 7 days a week, and the lock-in period is only 45 days. My 100% RCB for people who join under me still stands. Email me before you join to make sure you joined under Safe-Money-Invest.
NewSurfAge, a revenue-sharing program that I joined long time ago, sent out a newsletter today explaining why no rebate was added today. As it is a revenue-sharing program, the admin only pays when people upgrade, or in this case, purchase TOTEMs. This last week, no one bought a single totem, which explained the case with no rebate this week. Nonetheless, the admin is adamant that the pace will slowly pick up as we move past this new year.
Here's the newsletter:
Dear killz23,
I'm sure everyone is wondering why there were no earnings posted this week. The answer is- NSA is a revenue sharing program which means rebates are based on TOTEMS purchased and since not a single TOTEM was purchased last week the system did not award any rebates this week :(
The holiday season is almost over and people should be coming back from their vacations so we should look forward to the industry coming back alive once more.
I am actually shocked that some members would still rather join new sites with unknown admins and end up losing their money instead of supporting the older admins who have stood the test of time in good times and bad times. Please stick and support your admins and don't waste your money on those new sites with unknown admins.
Gilbert- NSA admin
That's all for today folks! Stay tuned tomorrow for more news from Safe-Money-Invest!
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