How to Invest in HYIP?

Martin asks - How to Invest in HYIP? I understood from your blog that it is risky. But, I want to try it for fun. Any Hyip accepts direct bank deposit?

Thanks for the question Martin. I got your mail and glad that you understood that these investments are risky. I suggest you to read Rules of Online Investments before investing in HYIP. Start playing with very less money and understand the game. Then, slowly increase your investment as long as you are comfortable and afford to loose. Now, here you go.....

1. No HYIP program will accept direct deposit from bank. There are very few programs which accepts bank wire deposits. But, minimum to transfer via bank wire is always very high (more than 1000$). Instead you can have payment processors which helps you to deposit and withdraw money in Hyip programs.

2. Select your favorite payment processors. Payment Processors are like PayPal, but Paypal is not accepted in any Hyip programs. You have lot of other options to choose - Alertpay, SolidTrustPay, StrictPay, LiberyReserve, PerfectMoney, ECUMoney and EvoWallet. I advice to distribute your money in 2 to 3 pay processors. In case if some payment processor is down for few days or they scammed you, then you will have money in other processors. In Hyip arena, everything has a risk in it. So, you should always diversify your money to minimize the risk. For HYIP programs, Liberty Reserve, Perfect Money and Strict Pay are commonly used processors. For AutoSurf programs, Alertpay, SolidTrustPay, Strict Pay and Liberty Reserve are commonly used processors.

3. I always try to use Alertpay. In case if some program scammed you and you are not in profit, then you may raise a dispute in Alertpay. You have chance to get your money back from Alertpay. Strict Pay and Solid Trust Pay also allows you to raise dispute. But, they are slow and not managing the disputes like Alertpay. In all other processors, you cannot raise dispute. All payments are final.

4. Once you finalized your Payment processors then you have to transfer funds from your bank to payment processors. In Alertpay and SolidTrustPay, you can transfer funds directly from your bank account. You should first add your bank account and get it verified to do that. StrictPay allows bank wire deposit with little fee. All other payment processors requires a third party exchanger to transfer funds from your bank account to your processor account.

5. You can find list of exchangers in the payment processor site itself. Choose the one which suits you best. Avoid using exchangers which are not listed in payment processor sites.

6. Once you got money in your payment processor, then you are all set. Now, you have to start perform due diligence (Refer to Rule 2) and select programs which you like most. Take calculative risks and have fun.