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Hi guys/gals

Could anyone tell me if it is obtainable to earn a cashflow(monthly wage) using stable hyip's(+-10% monthly)...and I am on the brink of resigning from my workplace because I feel there is a means to earn a living if you do proper research in hyip's and also diversify your funds structure...please advise !
Many thanks !!!

kyteflyer

Do not give up your job. Not yet. I was thinking along the same lines, looking into the not so distant future, because illness will drive me from work a few years earlier than normal retirement... but I no longer feel confident about these online investments.

Perhaps something fabulous will come along but right now there isn't much to recommend. Some of the "older" members (deference to jambutty) might like to weigh in here, with various suggestions.

jambutty

I have to agree with kyteflyer - keep your day job as long as you have one andrecv.

The only people who make any real money on the Internet are the admins that run off with their member’s money and sooner or later the greater majority do. Predicting when that is likely to happen is like trying to predict the winner in a 100 horses race without any form guide. It is even more difficult to predict which will run and which will stay around for at least long enough for you to make a modest profit.

The only sites that I am involved with at the moment that seem to have a lot of life left in them are Real-Fund, Offshore Club and the LYIP section of Asian Pay. Sadly I do not have a crystal ball that will determine if they will be here tomorrow. They were all here yesterday and today is yesterday’s tomorrow, so maybe they will.

Putting it simply it is all a gamble but with a bit of diligence and throwing greed out of the window you can make some headway over time. Once you are in profit with a site then you cannot lose and that is my first aim. Anything after that is treated as a welcome bonus.

There is a lot of information on this forum about gambling strategies and do’s and don’t’s and it might pay you to have a read. Just bear in mind that things have changed for the worse since those posts were made but they could help you to formulate your own strategy that will be right for you for the current times.

Good luck in your endeavours!

PeterB

Hi guys,

While i agree with you i also respectfully disagree with one point.... it is possible to live of your investments, I know because I do. I don't have a day job and don't want one, and i'm not running any hyip scams.

While my point of view is generally frowned apon i'll share some of it here...(I could probably write a book about it)

We have been so programmed by society to go to school, get a job and work if you want to live on this planet, well I dissagree (not offensibly) i believe that there are many ways to sustain yourself in this world, and working is just one of the ways... which most of us hate anyway. Someone once said to me that you don't really start making money until you have someone working for you, I liked the sound of that and have tried to find ways to make that happen, I started businessnes, and yes made lots of money, but i had responsibilities that were giving me ulcers... so i had to find another way, i had to have my money work for me... the only problem was that i didn't have enough... (maybe i should write a book...'cause this could take a while)I'll get back to this in a bit.

That same wise old man (we called him Chucks) also asked me in another conversation one day..."Do you want to be rich?" obviously, i said yes... i do. So he proceeded to ask me the simplest, most obvious question that changed my life. he asked me how much have i saved up... i told him "nothing" and thinking i was smart asked him... dont you need to employ your money to make money, and he asked me what money, i just said i had none... He asked me, how can you expect to have a million if you can't even get to a thousand?

I started to learn a very simple and almost stupid, yet profound rule, the difference between those who have and those who don't. it was in my face the whole time but i never saw it.

I still had a problem, i wanted to be rich but had no money, and was using what i was "working" for to live... so saving was going to take a very long time... i kept searching. Then it hit me, it was so obvious but i couldn't see it because i was "programmed by society" to think another way, but i had to test my idea without anyone knowing, so i tried it and was totally blown out of the water by the results. (This is turning into a book, and i don't think you came here to read a book, so...)

.... all i wanted to say was that you don't need to work for someone to live...

If anyone is interested in my ramblings, reply to this post and i'll spill some more.

Gintoh

I'm all ears, PeterB. You can write the book later.

ASM1

I dont work 9-5 anymore, I've retired.

Yes, its is very much obtainable to work from home and achieve a good income per month.

Its all about connections and the right contacts.

I dont want to pull down any HYIP but I really dont believe in them.

ASM.

chikadibia

Looks to me like working from home is becoming increasingly difficult and could be worst in the next years.

I play a combination of real work and virtual work.

I have a part time job and that helps me keep my contacts or make new ones in my area of interest. If you made a million online, you probably still need some real life investments and if you have a job now in your area of interest, you shouldn't have a lot of problems later, investing your millions in real life...your day job could still reappear except that this time you are at the helm of affairs.

Keeping my money in LYIPs is a fast way for me to save. Playing HYIPs is nothing other than a game to me. I really don't want to make upto a million in life but yes I want some kind of fame.

I still don't advise anyone to quit his job completely for playing HYIPs because HYIPs are hi risk and might worsen with time.Unless of course you have a lot of cash to throw around in which case you still won't need a day job to survive. I am kinda still finding my way around here and would be glad to give up my day job for a work-at-home opportunity that is worthwhile and with a great future.

My .02cents.

Wanderer

I wouldn't choose to obtain a monthly steady income with HYIPs. Like many others said, they are just a gamble and you wouldn't know if they will still be here tomorrow.

There are also a number of good paying programs out there, just that it takes time for you to source them out.

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PeterB

I dont think any one in his right mind could live off hyip's... at least not the ones we are talking about here.

The acronym "HYIP" has been totaly abused in this arena, a true "high yield investment program" is less hype and more HYIP, and once you get through all the hype and find a real HYIP...

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