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Hi guys! In today's world, or even just in the States, healthcare issues are frequently debated. It is not alien to most that healthcare is indeed one of the most lucrative, if not the most, industries in the world. Now what can you do to take advantage of such a situation? The answer: BioTechInvFund. By investing with them, you can take a slice of this delicious money pie too!
Today's program, BioTechInvFund claims to be professionals in this field, and that they invest the investors money in biotech-related investments, in contrary to the usual gambling, sports arbitrage and forex trading business. This is a unique concept, and although I wouldn't bet my bottom dollar that it's necessarily true, that will perhaps carry them forward in the long run. Let's take a look at what these biotech-professionals have to offer in the HYIP world.
Payment plan is simple and highly lucrative: 2% daily for 7 days a week, and principal is returned upon expiry. Maturity is set at 180 calendar days, which takes into accounts Saturday and Sunday as well. To make the deal even sweeter, compounding is allowed as well, which can be set at any amount you prefer, eg. 0% (daily payout), 75% or 100%. Personally I think BioTechInvFund is still too young to determine whether or not they'll last, therefore I would definitely suggest against doing 100% compounding. However, if you're a risk taker, a 75% compounding or maybe even higher would be great, considering the fact that BioTechInvFund has been really promising ever since the beginning. If you would like to withdraw prior to the expiry, that option is available as well. However, this comes at a price. For example, if you invest $100 with them for 30 days, that would be a total of 60% ROI. Say you want to withdraw at this point, the admin will take away the profit that you've withdrawn from your principal and add another 25% withdrawal fee on top of that. Not a really smart thing to do if I were you, as the hefty fees would've taken away the whole point of withdrawal — which at this point would've cost you more than if you were to continue with the program.
The site is hosted on a dedicated server by a foreign server company called Ecatel Ltd., a name that's unfamiliar in this industry. Well, in any case, the server has been performing up to par with other industry benchmarks like Staminus, if not better. The script is a custom-made one that offers unique and personalized features. The texts are original, and they even have a glossary page(a list of definitions of various technical jargons! That is very considerate of them, but I doubt I'll ever come across those words in my life. Ever. So, it's safe to say that I'm not worried about hosting and server issue with BioTechInvFund as it seems like it's in good hands.
One drawback that I see currently is the choices of payment processors offered. Currently they only accept LibertyReserve and PerfectMoney, with international bank wire transfer in the pipeline. As always, lack of payment processors offered will be a bottleneck in the long run, and I'd like to see how the admin handles that issue in the future because if he handles it well, perhaps this could be another NanoMoneyCorp, a long-term low ROI HYIP that has been running for 4 years straight and one that is also involved in tech-related industries.
In a nutshell, I like what I saw with BioTechInvFund, and they have prepared a professional-looking site with sustainable payouts to entice more investors, which isn't a bad thing per se, as it shows that the admins have been pouring efforts into making the site a success.
Nonetheless, a beautiful site should *not* be a yardstick to measure whether or not a site will last. In fact, there have been many sites in the past (recently, as a matter of fact) that scammed large amounts of money as they deceived the investors with beautifully-crafted sites. There is always more than what meets the eye.
So, before I end this post, remember to identify your investment goals and stick to it. I promise you will come out ahead if you follow my guidelines. You can also read a few tips and tricks of how to beat HYIPs here:
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