March 18, 2010

PTVPartner and Recent News

Well, it's back to work today after the St. Patrick's Day holiday. People really celebrated the holiday yesterday in our area by going to the parades and then their local establishments for a little bit of green beer. It's about the only time I ever see a green Budweiser! I'll have to admit though, this year the holiday was quite a bit festive.

Everybody seems to be wearing green and enjoying the 65° weather. It was definitely a nice change as we had really sunny weather yesterday.

Let's discuss a Hyi program that has been around for a while. It's one called PTV Partner which is a short to midterm investment that offers investors quite a few options. They have redone their website lately and the admin has made quite a few features available. The new website is very nice and has a great look. However, if one does not like the look or feel of the new website they can go up to the pulldown menu and choose classic and they will get the old look of the website.

There are four participation options available to investors. Compounding is also offered in all of the programs but is not required. If you choose 0% then no compounding is applied. Your principal and interest is available within minutes following midnight of the day it matures.

The first program offered in PTVPartner is called the "Introductory" – it runs for 10 days and offers a 110% return. The minimum amount you can invest is $10 with the maximum amount at $250. The 110% figure includes your interest and principal. It will work that way with all four plans.

The second plan offered is called the "Advantage" – it runs for 20 days and offers a 125% return. The minimum amount here as $50 with the maximum being $500.

The third is called the "Leverage" plan – You are required to invest for 30 days and you realize a return of 145%. The minimum amount that you would have to pony up here would be $100 and they allow up to $2000 in this plan. It really starts to get serious when you reach this point. A $1000 investment here would give you $1450 at the end of 30 days. Not too bad, huh?

Lastly, the fourth plan is called the "Prestige" – It runs for 40 days and offers you a 190% return on your money. The least they will allow you to invest in this program would be $200 and they will allow up to $10,000. The interest in this plan is pretty nice but I realize not everybody has $200 they can free up to invest in this program. A $500 investment here would net you $950 at the end of 40 days. it really seems tempting, doesn't it?

The security used at PTVPartner is impressive to say the least. They use SSL throughout the website so that your visit is completely secure. Just be sure to log out when you are done and that should keep you safe. To mitigate DDoS Attacks they are using Dragonara which is very well known throughout the industry. Their reputation is very good and it seems like all of the top HYI programs are choosing this level of safety. It's not the only choice but it is a wise one indeed.

The payment processors offered here are:

GlobalDigitalPay (which has been growing more popular lately) , StrictPay, LibertyReserve and PerfectMoney. This isn't a bad selection at all and is more than some admin's are offering at other websites.

The admin's name is Garrett Rainier and he has really built a name for himself the past year. They offer 24/7 round-the-clock live support and you can choose from video chat, text or voice from the menu of options available. I think it's really cool that he offers support like that 24/7. How many programs like this offer that? I'd say not many.

The stability that PTVPartner has shown in the past year will keep many active investors in this program for the long-term and this will help the stability of the program. I think this program will last well into 2010, if not longer.

They also talk about a pool they have the guarantees your initial deposits. It is stated that this tool will cover any losses to these deposits until you are in profit. The wise thing to do is to take out your initial deposit after you have made money and then just play with your profits. I'm not sure how true this is but it could be. The general rule here is not to invest more than you can afford to lose. But I think with PTVPartner you are most likely to come out ahead – way ahead!

Recent News -

I have received news that the following programs have not been them paying their members:

10000 dollars – it has been reported that they have been selectively paying monitors and and small investors. I received this e-mail in my inbox which I immediately thought was suspect:

>>>We launched 2 new plan:

15% hourly for 13 hours and 120% after 3 hours!

Only 5 days, join now!<<<

I do not know how they think they could last by paying that ridiculous amount! It was an obvious ploy to get the last few dollars out of some unsuspecting member. Do not fall for it as these guys are on their way out fast!

CSM Finance has quit paying altogether. They have installed a Trojan virus on their website and to make matters worse, they have software on their site that once downloaded into your computer will allow them to steal all the funds out of your payment processor's account. Do not download this software as there have been some that of all ready done it. It just completely disgusts me how we are supposed to put our trust into an admin with hope that they will do right and then in the end they steal all of the money and upload viruses and software to steal money from us. Whatever you do, please stay away from this place!

Harmonic Market has been gone from the web for at least the last day and 1/2 that I know of. I think the reports that the Belize authorities made recently contributed to their downfall. There could be technical difficulties but after this long of time I highly doubt that any return would remain successful. I think this downtime will have too much of a detrimental effect and therefore you should refrain from investing here.

I will announce more as it becomes available and will be back here later this evening. Have a good day.

Jeff