12 August 2010 - AvaInvestment Review

AvaInvestment HYIP Review

Some of my readers have asked recently on my view of the top 5 most promising HYIP in the industry at the moment. As you can probably see on the sidebar, there are only 2 programs that I have listed there as the top programs. I have been very comfortable investing with those 2 programs, and it's suffice to say that I was thoroughly convinced the industry was hard-pressed to come up with any other program that could compete.

I was proven wrong, it seems.

Today, I'm introducing a program that I think will lead us through the industry's recovery, among several others such as CherryShares and OilStructure. One that will regain investor's confidence in the industry, and thus, propel us back into the glorious days. Without further ado, let's take a look at today's star: AvaInvestment!

Ava Investment Inc. is a private investment company which was established in 2007 by a group of experienced foreign exchange brokers and analysts. Ava Investment inc. is officially registered in Dominican Republic with office located in Bristol, United Kingdom

Business Model:

AvaInvestment(AvaInv), apparently, claims to be a private investment company with vested interests in foreign currency exchange (foRex) and private funds. Despite such claims as being registered in Dominican Republic, it seems most, if not all, HYIP were not living up to their words -- empty talk and no substance. This means, please do not be misled by such information as most HYIP are just games.

Glancing through the site, I find that the business model proposed is somewhat obsolete and no creativity is put into it. Nonetheless, there are many concrete proof that show a HYI program can run well and strong even without a creative business model.


Payment Plans:

There are 2 payment plans offered here with different payout periods to cater to different investors. I, for one, am more comfortable investing in the daily plan because, despite the lower return of investment (ROI), I enjoy the flexibility of being able to withdraw money everyday.

The daily plan is called Start Plan, which pays 2.8% - 3.6% daily for 50 calendar days. Note that principal is already included in the payouts, so your principal will not be returned at the expiry of the plan.

The weekly plan, on the other hand, is called Business Plan, which I suspect connotes a higher paying plan for more serious investors. Indeed, while the minimum to invest here is set at $50, you'll receive return of investment that ranges from 14% weekly to 20% weekly for 15 weeks.

• Start Plan: 2.8% - 3.6% Daily for 50 days
1. $10 - $10,000 : 2.8% (total return: 140%)


2. $10,001 - $30,000 : 3.2% (total return: 160%)


3. $30,001 - Unlimited : 2.6% (total return: 180%)


• Business Plan : 14% - 20% Weekly for 15 weeks
1. $50 - $10,000 : 14% (total return: 210%)


2. $10,001 - $30,000 : 17% (total return: 255%)


3. $30,001 - Unlimited : 20% (total return: 300%)

Hosting and Overall Web Presentation:

Security-wise, I can steadfastly say that AvaInv is well-prepared. The site's hosted on a dedicated server with Ddos protection by none other than Dragonara, one of the best hosting service providers in the industry. Many HYI programs in the past had hired the service of this company, and most, if not all, enjoyed the luxury of being safe from Ddos attacks. The script is licensed from GoldCoders, which shouldn't pose much navigation-related issues to regular investors. The web site's relatively clean and pleasant to the eyes. User-friendliness shouldn't be much of an issue here as well, as I managed to find my way around the site relatively easy.

Payment Processors:

I should say that I'm a tad disappointed with the range of payment processors offered here, as only two major processors, namely LibertyReserve (LR) and PerfectMoney (PM) are accepted.

I'll admit that LR and PM are two of the most commonly used payment processors in the industry, and payouts are easily processed through these 2 processors, but there's a rapidly declining pool of investors willing to use the services of these payment processors.

Why?

Because LR and PM offer no chargebacks (return of funds), and security-related issues have been a major shortcoming of both these processors as many hackers have managed to break into these accounts. I, for one, was a victim of LibertyReserve hacking, and all my hard-earned money was stolen in a matter of minutes. That's why many investors are starting to shun from LR, and move towards processors that offer chargebacks, such as AlertPay (AP). (Although whether or not AP will successfully recover the funds remains something to be discussed another day.)

Nonetheless, many programs, such as NanoMoneyCorp, which offered only LR and PM as well, had managed to expand smoothly despite not offering as many processors as one would like.

Contact Method & Referral Commission

Despite having a logo on the front page that says "Live Chat", it essentially just redirects you to a page where you could fill in a form and submit it to the admin. In other words, the only means of communication is via email. I must say I'm quite disappointed because many investors would like to communicate with the admin in real-time, in contrary to only communicating via emails, which would sometimes deter investors from making their best investment decisions.

Referral commission for each and every investor you introduce to AvaInv is 4%, which isn't all that bad. The average in the industry stands at around 5%.

Conclusion:

All in all, I like this website a lot. A very solid program with good prospects, potentially one of the best programs I've seen for a while. If I were you, I would jump on the bandwagon already.

Play smart and win big guys!

That's all for today! See you tomorrow with more news from the industry!