Long term ,low ROI hyips seem to be the favorite choice of most educated hyip investors. We’ve been monitoring several of these programs with very favorable results. Here are three of our favorite long term hyip program at the moment.

YellowStones Investments - http://yellowstones.net - This program offers multiple plans ranging from 2.9% to 3.8% daily. Investors may withdraw princial at any time, and cashouts are automatic upon request. This program has potential to run as Pontailer did for months.

Auri Velum - http://www.aurivelum.com - We have been monitoring this program for over 50 days with amazing results. They offer 3% per day for one year. Payment is made daily, directly to your e-gold account without request.

Packard Capital - http://www.packardcapital.com - This program offers 2.5% daily for 365 days. Payments are automatic upon request. We have been monitoring this program for almost 20 days now and everything has been running smoothly.

Here’s hoping these programs last a long time and many profitable realtionships between admins and investors.

ProfitSwinger was once the darling of hyip investors around the internet, with their 150% return in 10 days, this program was running smoothly until their recent DDOS attack and subsequent return. However, their return was not as glamorous as investors expected and ProfitSwinger has grown slower and slower with making payouts to members. They have also been experiencing script problems with the site and many investors have given up hope for this program to return to it’s former status.

Unless things change, we’ll have to strongly warn investors from donating funds to this program.

I smell something fishy going on over at AlertPay. Beside the fact they have allowed funding through credit cards, there has been rumour of them freezing accounts of people who have upgraded in autosurfs and hyips using AlertPay.

I got the following message in my email this morning…

This is fishy because I just received a payment from Fast Profits Club that was from an e-gold upgrade, but FPC refused to payout in e-gold, so I opted to take mine in AlertPay. I received the AlertPay from FPC after 21 days of waiting, and promptly exchanged the AlertPay for E-Gold using AlertPay’s site, and you guessed it, after waiting 24 hours of the 48 hours AlertPay required to make the transfer I get this email.

My response was…
Please complete the exchange I have requested and I will promptly close my AlertPay account.

Will keep you all posted as to how this goes.

CommandHyip is a joint effort between the admins of ApexHyip and CommandSurf. They offer a variable daily interest rate of 2.5%-12.5%. The site launched 7/11/2006 and has been quite active over the first few days.

http://commandhyip.com/?ref=Code4Gold.com

They have a forum folder located here.. http://code4gold.com/forums/index.php?board=55.0

This should be a pretty good hyip for the long run.

Seeing as AlertPayPro has decided to implement their new system by which members are required to email them a PSD file with scanned copies of personal identification documents in order to cashout any funds, I decided to do a fact finding mission on AlertPayPro.com, and publish the results considering the fact that AlertPayPro (Ross Technologies) does not see it fit to publish a snail mail address for their business, nor a phone contact.

The “Alert” here with this autosurf, is that anybody stupid enough to scan and email personal identification documents such as social security card or drivers license is just asking for “identity theft” to occur. Especially considering AlertPayPro (Ross Techonologies) would like to remain anonymous as possible.

First part of our fact finding mission is to do a whois on the domain name AlertPayPro.com

the results…

ok, we see a Chicago PO BOX address, a quick lookup at Melissadata.com shows the area code and zip code are correct for Chicago. Which any registry faker knows they can find this data readily at sites like MelissaData to phony up registration addresses. We also see smallbusinessboost.com included in the registration. Many might recall receiving an AlertPay payment from brian@smallbusinessboost.com early in APP’s life cycle…

So next we do a whois on smallbusinessboost.com and we come up with basicly the same data as the whois for AlertPayPro, so we can safely assume the two sites are owned by the same person.

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