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Old 06-16-2008, 5:27 PM   #4
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Rationalizations

Often HYIPs will claim that they make money through non-existent yet plausible means, playing to people's gullibility or ignorance on the subject. In the case of the prime bank scam, many people were led to believe that they were buying banknotes in a clandestine organization called prime bank. Other HYIP scams claim that they use special software or algorithms that have the ability to forecast markets in order to make money.[11]

Social aspects

HYIPs generally appeal to emotions of investors who are looking for quick cash. Unfortunately, often those who play become part of the scam. They are encouraged to promote it in order to receive payment on their investment. In this aspect, it mirrors a Pyramid scheme in that users must recruit others in order to profit. HYIPs indicted or under investigation

* 12DailyPro Autosurf (United States) - US Securities & Exchange Commission
* Ginsystem Inc. (Singapore) - Commercial Affairs Department of Singapore retrieved 2007-07-01
* IT4US (United States)
* OSgold (Australia) - news.com
* PIPS (Malaysia) - see top of page
* PlexPay (Norway) - HegnarOnline, in Norweigan
* Solidinvestment (United States)
* Studio Traffic / Studiopay (FBI, NYPD, United States)
And manny more , but if i was to list them here would take km
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