19 Nov 2010 - Wazzup News

Hi guys! Today we round off the news for the past week. It appears that as we approach the Thanksgiving Week, there has been some significant changes, not to mention impending collapses, in the industry.

I prefer to have some good news to conclude the week, and right now, OilStructure, despite wide speculations about it's current financial standing, is doing absolutely well with no signs of slowing down as of right now. In fact, the program has been updating itself with different translations of the programs, one might possibly conclude that the site's a translation site! Lol..

Some people have speculated that 6,000 Alexa rank is the highest any one program can go before attracting attention from authority, which will inevitably lead to the collapse. One such example is GeniusFunds, which was performing with no blemishes up until the point it reached 5,000 in Alexa rank, and Canadian authority started investigating the matter. One could argue that this is a false cause fallacy, which I do as well, so therefore, I would assume that this is merely a coincidence with no concrete proof to back this claim.

Nonetheless, a stellar performance from this supposed oil company is helps keep OS on my Top 5 Recommended HYIPs. You can read the review here.

Up next is PandaTrade, which has been keeping up with the rest of the industry. I personally think that PandaTrade has one of the best offerings in the market right now, especially with the top-notch security they're providing, along with sustainable plans. Inexplicably, there's not a lot of hype in the industry right now, or not as much as it's supposed to be. However, that could contribute positively towards the program's growth because slow growth allows the program more space for growth in the future.

There have been many cases in the past where a program grows at an explosive rate at the beginning of its life, and then finally outgrows itself in a matter of weeks, months, sometimes even days! I am keeping a close eye on PandaTrade for now as I think it has the potential to be one of the leaders in the industry soon. If it does, I will be the first to let you know! (as of this writing, the only thing that is keeping PandaTrade from my Top 5 Recommended list is its relatively young age)

SWProfits continues to register positive returns for the past week, and they added a new investment plan to the already lucrative offering. The latest plan is called "Advanced", which is allegedly targeted at "long-term members." The minimum to join is a staggering sum of $8,000, and the maximum is $50,000. For the risk you're taking, you will be handsomely rewarded with a daily return of 5.2% for a total of 50 days (approximately 2 months). Your principal is not returned at the end, therefore your total profit will be 260%, with a net profit of 160%.

Allow me to remind you that all the plans run for a total of 2 months, with the "Tester Plan", which starts out at a bare $10 and a max of $500, paying 3% for 2 months, offering a net return of 50% in 2 months. (about 7% per week)

The 2nd plan is called "Medium Plan", which starts out at $500 and caps out at $2000, pays 4% daily for, again, 50 days. The total profit here is 200%, with net profit of 100% within 2 months. (approx. 12.5% per week)

The 3rd plan, called "Major Plan", has been overhauled, starting out at $2001 now. Nonetheless, I think it will be a rare occurrence if anyone joins at all as the fact that it's still a toddler in the industry would not command that amount of trust from investors yet. Nonetheless, for the risk you're taking, you will be rewarded with 5% per day for 50 days, coming out at a total of 250%. Your net profit here will be 150%, or approx. 75% per month.

SureFireSurf, the sole AutoSurf that I'm joining at the moment, continues to pay almost instantly to all 3 payment processors that it's accepting, ie AlertPay, LibertyReserve, and PerfectMoney. There are 2 plans here: 10% daily for 12 days and 144% after 12 days. The catch here is you have to surf 12 sites daily to get credited. You can then request your payout manually.

Admittedly the almost-instant payouts are highly attractive and commendable, I think autosurf, as a whole, is going downhill and hardly garnering any attention right now. Overall, though, SureFireSurf could be a special case as it has been performing well for the past 19 days.

Moving on to the bad side of the story, AVFinance appears to have some significantly disturbing development recently. I have received no fewer than 5 emails from my readers asking me to check whether AVFinance is not paying. It appears that withdrawals to higher amounts are pending, whereas the smaller amounts are still being processed instantly as usual. This development did not occur out of the blue, though, as the program just announced a new short-term plan offering 164% total profit (64% net profit) in just 4 days.

Being a mid-term program from the beginning, and suddenly tossing in a short-term game into the mix does not reflect positively upon AVFinance. This is perceived as a red sign, and I seriously doubt that the program will last any longer. With all these negative feedback from my readers, along with a precarious development, I think it's safe to conclude AVFinance is approaching scam status soon. Please do not invest there until further notice.

That's all for today, and if you would like to drop me a comment, please do not hesitate to email me or just jot a few words under this post.