Seems ProHYIP has been quiet. I like to think positive and assume the admin is working out her problems with the processors. My advice is to hold off from depositing anything right now. It is not a good sign when the admin stops communicating. I will stay on top of this. Just got an email regarding the forum. You can see it here http://www.prohyip.com/forum .
The Revenue Shares are going strong, if you wanted to get your feet wet in the Surf World, click on one of the ones at the top of my page, you won't regret it. Put in the minimum amount to get a feel for the program. Then when you are confident, put in a little more, but never more than you could afford to lose. It's a crazy world and things happen we never expect. However, these are very low risk programs.
GNI and Genius Funds keep rolling along just like my blog :)
I have to go shopping for a $10 toy to donate to Knott's. October 20 is Scion night and I drive an xB. That night, all Scion owners get into Halloween Haunt for a $10 toy donation to give to the Marine Corps for needy kids. Scions from all over the Southwest are showing up! Gonna be a blast!
Jerry Jon Walbert
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Update 9/23 from Jerry Walbert
OK, time to get to the nitty gritty. I will be posting programs that are paying ME, and that's VERY IMPORTANT as I am not an admin, monitor or in any way involved personally with any program. What does this mean you ask? It means I'm a regular "investor" just like YOU! If a program is paying me, it will absolutely be paying you as of the day of my update. If anything changes, I will post it.
First, ProHYIP had a major DDOS attack and was down for a long while. It's a new site and won't have the funds for a heavily DDOS attacked server. As it grows, money becomes available to upgrade hardware. One problem is, as soon as the attack takes place and the site goes down, people immediately scream scam. How sad. You always have to give sites at least one day to recover, sometimes more. What those people don't realize is that when they think it is a scam, they cry to the processors and they don't like to hear it. Sometimes they lock down the program's account and then payments won't happen right away even if the program is willing to pay out.
MY Market Shares is growing at a rate of about 100 members a day. It has paid out 20% weekly, oner of the highest in all Revenue Share sites. If you cashed out half of your earnings, you would get your initial investment back in just 10 weeks. That's pretty darn good for a program built to run for awhile.
Global Revenue Share is another strong site, built to last and has paid out 14% weekly since the first day it opened. Henrik, the admin, works very hard to keep the site up and has legal sources of incoming revenue streams.
Gold Nugget Invest is a great HYIP type program that really isn't a HYIP. It is an incorporated business that makes its revenue from arbitrage sports betting. If you research that, you will see that it is an awesome way to make money - you never lose!
The programs are designed to shut down people who like to hit-and-run. Those people put in a huge initial deposit, then take the first round payout and run. This will ALWAYS hurt a program, whether it is a ponzi or a legit one. Preventing HaR is a huge step in keeping a site stable and will last longer.
Again, don't use money you can't afford to lose as it is all risky, but a lot are very low risk.
More updates coming very soon :)
Jerry Jon Walbert
First, ProHYIP had a major DDOS attack and was down for a long while. It's a new site and won't have the funds for a heavily DDOS attacked server. As it grows, money becomes available to upgrade hardware. One problem is, as soon as the attack takes place and the site goes down, people immediately scream scam. How sad. You always have to give sites at least one day to recover, sometimes more. What those people don't realize is that when they think it is a scam, they cry to the processors and they don't like to hear it. Sometimes they lock down the program's account and then payments won't happen right away even if the program is willing to pay out.
MY Market Shares is growing at a rate of about 100 members a day. It has paid out 20% weekly, oner of the highest in all Revenue Share sites. If you cashed out half of your earnings, you would get your initial investment back in just 10 weeks. That's pretty darn good for a program built to run for awhile.
Global Revenue Share is another strong site, built to last and has paid out 14% weekly since the first day it opened. Henrik, the admin, works very hard to keep the site up and has legal sources of incoming revenue streams.
Gold Nugget Invest is a great HYIP type program that really isn't a HYIP. It is an incorporated business that makes its revenue from arbitrage sports betting. If you research that, you will see that it is an awesome way to make money - you never lose!
The programs are designed to shut down people who like to hit-and-run. Those people put in a huge initial deposit, then take the first round payout and run. This will ALWAYS hurt a program, whether it is a ponzi or a legit one. Preventing HaR is a huge step in keeping a site stable and will last longer.
Again, don't use money you can't afford to lose as it is all risky, but a lot are very low risk.
More updates coming very soon :)
Jerry Jon Walbert
Friday, September 18, 2009
True success on the internet from Jerry Walbert
First, any money used for investment purposes on the internet is risky. You might think American banks are safe, but they are having problems and keep changing interest rates to the downside for investors. I won't get tinto economics here, I'd like to keep this light and simple.
You've seen 'em, HYIPs and AutoSurfs paying high interests. Bottom line, the higher the interest, the greater the risk for long term survival. The key is recognizing the straight outr scams and avoiding them all together. Then it comes down to timing, when to enter and exit. I will have follow up posts to help.
Back to my main point, success. Think about famous rich people. Donald Trump. Bill Gates. Norman Rockwell, etc. Did they become rich by investing in ponzis? No. It was hard gritty work selling or marketing or the lucky ones getting an inheritence. And even those had to manage it well or lose it all.
If you want to make money, you have to sell something. Be it a product, service or information, you sell it, you receive money. Been this way since day one. The statistics say only 3% of online "businesses" are successful. BAH! Stats can be skewed and altered all sorts of ways.
Which brings me to another big point about the net. Trust nothing you see on the net unless you have met them personally or know about them through a trusted friend. It's the net, people. Full of lies and deceit. Is it all bad? Of course not. Some, like me, have an earnest desire to help people. You just have to learn what is good, bad and borderline. a hard task to be sure. But the better you get at it, the lower any risk you take becomes.
Everything I have said above is very profound. I could write books on these things, which someday I might do. But for now, I run my businesses and "invest" online. I'm going to be adding banners for programs I consider low risk. There is always some risk, so NEVER EVER use money in these programs that you can't afford to lose. In other words, as desperate as you might seem at tiomes, don't use the rent money or borrow from friends.
Today was busy as usual. I signed up to market a product that I know will be popular. It is set up as a home based business. What is it you ask? Flip Flops! What sells best globally? Electronics and apparel, of course. They are called Iggly Biggly's, a very catchy name. what makes them unique is they are sold along with a beach carry bag. Where I live, it is sunny year round, so they are popular here. The cost to become a wholesaler is only $20. Click on Iggly Biggly if you wish to learn more about it. My nickname is JerBear, I use that as a referral name.
OK, enough for now, these posts are way too long ... hehe. I'll try to be more concise. You can always ask me questions.
Jerry Jon Walbert
You've seen 'em, HYIPs and AutoSurfs paying high interests. Bottom line, the higher the interest, the greater the risk for long term survival. The key is recognizing the straight outr scams and avoiding them all together. Then it comes down to timing, when to enter and exit. I will have follow up posts to help.
Back to my main point, success. Think about famous rich people. Donald Trump. Bill Gates. Norman Rockwell, etc. Did they become rich by investing in ponzis? No. It was hard gritty work selling or marketing or the lucky ones getting an inheritence. And even those had to manage it well or lose it all.
If you want to make money, you have to sell something. Be it a product, service or information, you sell it, you receive money. Been this way since day one. The statistics say only 3% of online "businesses" are successful. BAH! Stats can be skewed and altered all sorts of ways.
Which brings me to another big point about the net. Trust nothing you see on the net unless you have met them personally or know about them through a trusted friend. It's the net, people. Full of lies and deceit. Is it all bad? Of course not. Some, like me, have an earnest desire to help people. You just have to learn what is good, bad and borderline. a hard task to be sure. But the better you get at it, the lower any risk you take becomes.
Everything I have said above is very profound. I could write books on these things, which someday I might do. But for now, I run my businesses and "invest" online. I'm going to be adding banners for programs I consider low risk. There is always some risk, so NEVER EVER use money in these programs that you can't afford to lose. In other words, as desperate as you might seem at tiomes, don't use the rent money or borrow from friends.
Today was busy as usual. I signed up to market a product that I know will be popular. It is set up as a home based business. What is it you ask? Flip Flops! What sells best globally? Electronics and apparel, of course. They are called Iggly Biggly's, a very catchy name. what makes them unique is they are sold along with a beach carry bag. Where I live, it is sunny year round, so they are popular here. The cost to become a wholesaler is only $20. Click on Iggly Biggly if you wish to learn more about it. My nickname is JerBear, I use that as a referral name.
OK, enough for now, these posts are way too long ... hehe. I'll try to be more concise. You can always ask me questions.
Jerry Jon Walbert
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Looks like AdFlasher has stalled :( from Jerry Walbert
Whelp, looks like another program with some great potential has just come to a grinding halt. Not surprising, considering how much greed was involved. Offer up something that pays $15 for an hour to an hour and a half of your time and in this economy, you can imagine the results. It got hammered. Word of mouth spread much more rapidly than all of the advertising could ever do for it. People bought up as many view packs as they could afford.
Then there are the 98 accounts that used 3rd party programs to cheat the system. Too many viewers + not enough advertisers = disaster. The business model they had in place was for slow growth. Grow slow it didn't, so it collapsed. I'm sure they are working on some sort of solution, but it is obvious it cannot return to its previous state. There are just too many greedy and desperate people that will flood the view packs.
I don't know about you, but I have better things to do with my time than to constantly check one site to see when view packs become available. I won't be promoting this anymore. I apologize if you bought view packs on my recommendation, but it's not all bad. If you bought some packs and did your viewing and have pendings, be patient. I don't believe they will just up and run, but even that might be a possibility.
Hang in there, AdFlasher should at least start paying out the backlog once they are up and running again. If they were smart, they would change their business model. If they don't, I am done with this program.
I have been an entrepreneur most of my life. I like setting my own hours and being the boss. It has at times been rough, but such is life. You will get to know more about me as you follow my blog. I have a great sense of humor, and that allows me to roll with the punches of life.
I will share with you my knowledge and hopefully it will give you some guidance that will be of some value to you. I live in Southern Cal so I love to go to Knott's and Disneyland in my spare time. Just read some of my previous posts :)
I don't like to flaunt wealth, I drive a very modest Scion Xb. But I also don't like to be boring, so I always add some goodies to my cars. You can see it by looking at the videos on the right side bar.. You'll also see a Knott's ride and California Adventure Park..
I have investments in many programs, some are high risk and some I have come to trust as much as is possible for the internet. In future posts, I will reveal these to you. I am NOT a referral hound and I have extremely high morals so if anyone loses any money, I feel awful.
But every person must accept responsibility for their own actions, I can only give advice.
Take care for now and I will post again very soon.
Jerry Jon Walbert
Jerry
Then there are the 98 accounts that used 3rd party programs to cheat the system. Too many viewers + not enough advertisers = disaster. The business model they had in place was for slow growth. Grow slow it didn't, so it collapsed. I'm sure they are working on some sort of solution, but it is obvious it cannot return to its previous state. There are just too many greedy and desperate people that will flood the view packs.
I don't know about you, but I have better things to do with my time than to constantly check one site to see when view packs become available. I won't be promoting this anymore. I apologize if you bought view packs on my recommendation, but it's not all bad. If you bought some packs and did your viewing and have pendings, be patient. I don't believe they will just up and run, but even that might be a possibility.
Hang in there, AdFlasher should at least start paying out the backlog once they are up and running again. If they were smart, they would change their business model. If they don't, I am done with this program.
I have been an entrepreneur most of my life. I like setting my own hours and being the boss. It has at times been rough, but such is life. You will get to know more about me as you follow my blog. I have a great sense of humor, and that allows me to roll with the punches of life.
I will share with you my knowledge and hopefully it will give you some guidance that will be of some value to you. I live in Southern Cal so I love to go to Knott's and Disneyland in my spare time. Just read some of my previous posts :)
I don't like to flaunt wealth, I drive a very modest Scion Xb. But I also don't like to be boring, so I always add some goodies to my cars. You can see it by looking at the videos on the right side bar.. You'll also see a Knott's ride and California Adventure Park..
I have investments in many programs, some are high risk and some I have come to trust as much as is possible for the internet. In future posts, I will reveal these to you. I am NOT a referral hound and I have extremely high morals so if anyone loses any money, I feel awful.
But every person must accept responsibility for their own actions, I can only give advice.
Take care for now and I will post again very soon.
Jerry Jon Walbert
Jerry
Monday, September 14, 2009
A new program that is hard to believe from Jerry Walbert
There is a new guy on the block called AdFlasher. It pays you to view other people's advertisements. What's so new about that, you say? Well, basically it pays you $15 for just over an hour of your time to view those ads.
In a nutshell, you spend $15 to buy view packs and when you have finished viewing them, you get paid $30, a net profit of $15! You won't get the money right away, the money is paid out after a couple of days so they can manage the incoming and outgoing funds.
If you wish to learn more go to AdFlasher.net and read the FAQs. I advise that you sign up for free and you can make a small amount of money while you learn how it all works. Then you can figure out how to manipulate the program so you are making $15 an hour.
They use both PayPal and AlertPay, so you will need accounts at one or both. If you do not have an AlertPay account, you can click here and create an account with AlertPay.
Go check it out, I think you will find out it is pretty exciting! I will keep updating the blog with programs I have researched and feel the risk is lowest of all the sites out there. NO program is 100%, but you can be smart and use the odds in your favor to make money. As I'm sure you have heard a thousand times before, don't use money you cannot afford to lose.
Jerry Jon Walbert
In a nutshell, you spend $15 to buy view packs and when you have finished viewing them, you get paid $30, a net profit of $15! You won't get the money right away, the money is paid out after a couple of days so they can manage the incoming and outgoing funds.
If you wish to learn more go to AdFlasher.net and read the FAQs. I advise that you sign up for free and you can make a small amount of money while you learn how it all works. Then you can figure out how to manipulate the program so you are making $15 an hour.
They use both PayPal and AlertPay, so you will need accounts at one or both. If you do not have an AlertPay account, you can click here and create an account with AlertPay.
Go check it out, I think you will find out it is pretty exciting! I will keep updating the blog with programs I have researched and feel the risk is lowest of all the sites out there. NO program is 100%, but you can be smart and use the odds in your favor to make money. As I'm sure you have heard a thousand times before, don't use money you cannot afford to lose.
Jerry Jon Walbert
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Diversify from Jerry Walbert
Things are still looking good. Many investments are paying returns and success continues. You just have to do your due diligence and know how to time the entry and exit points. It is not a perfect scenario, but if you diversify, you raise the odds against failure tremendously. Check out the website http://www.wadofbills.com for a sample.
Jerry Jon Walbert
Jerry Jon Walbert
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