First up is Budgetiva. This program has only 1 plan: the classic 12 x 12. It pays 12% daily for 12 days, but the funds are only readily available at the end of the 12th day. Initially a plan only reserved for auto-surf sites, many HYIPs have adopted this plan, and a handful have actually had some degree of success with it. One of the most popular HYIPs that had a huge success with this plan was Megalido. Well, it seems that Budgetiva is setting Megalido as it's "model target", aiming to match, or even outdo, the legendary Megalido. Well, they're definitely on to a good start, as many investors have already invested in this young site. It hasn't finished it's first cycle yet, (merely 7 days old) so I would wait it out before deciding whether to invest or not.
The second is OrderDollar. This one's already 21 days old, and in the eyes of some investors, it's the best time to get in because it has proven that it can pay. For others, it might be a little old. There are two plans offered here: 23% daily for 5 days (net profit: 15%) and 135% after 10 days. To me, it's a no-brainer in choosing which to invest because the daily plan offers much better stability, principal safety and highly lucrative returns as well. In fact, you could probably reinvest your daily profits and earn a higher return after 10 days. Not that I'm recommending that you do so though. Just a suggestion :)
Last, but certainly not least, is ProsperityStructure. It's the youngest of the 3, and offers the highest return. There are various plans offered, and the main page is quite misleading. The return increases with the amount invested. For any investment under $500, you can earn 106% after 1 day, 119% after 2 days and 132% after 3 days. I think this young one is a little tricky to gauge how long it'll last, and I will not even try to predict whether or not it'll last as long as UniteTrade, simply because the plans offered are too ridiculously high! 132% after 3 days seem too good to be true, especially during our current climate in the industry. (Admittedly, it's showing some form of recovery, but I'll still not put my money on it.) However, what program in this industry isn't looking too good to be true and yet have lasted over 6 months old? So as always, play it safe and weigh your options before deciding to invest or not.
That's all for today folks! I'll see you tomorrow with more news and updates!
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