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Feederfund has been around for quite sometime as far as I remember. A friend was telling me this is the real thing, the rest of the HYIP hypes are mere Ponzis or bullshits online. Lacking the interest as other HYIPs are offering alot higher interest rates, I ditched Feederfund and got burnt, lesson well learnt.

Internic Registrar Check
First, a Internic whois check on FeederFund (both feederfund.com and feederfund.net belongs to them)

Domain Name: FEEDERFUND.COM
Updated Date: 20-jun-2005
Creation Date: 28-oct-2003
Expiration Date: 28-oct-2005

The registrar is locked. True enough, the domain as acclaimed by their site, is 2 years old. Note, their domain is expiring lol. Then, from Goldentalk, I picked digiclone’s signature to sign up for FeederFund(FF) under him.

The Introduction

From their site.

Creating a solid, diversified investment portfolio isn’t easy. FeederFund aims to make that process not only simpler but a whole lot safer as well, by sifting through the plethora of international opportunities and selecting only those with a proven track record of excellent returns, that are well managed for the long term and that have the integrity to place their investors priorities first.

A FeederFund Member has the choice of placing amounts down to a minimum of $50, with any of the programs that the FeederFund is associated with. The Member receives 75% of the net monthly return and from our profits, approximately 10% is paid out through a Referral system.

They are offering a few different programs, for you to diverse funds. The new upcoming FXIG offers the most interest (21% per month). What Feederfund basically does here is to pool investors fund to join the different programs (To join FXIG individually, you’ll have to spend $5,000 on your own). The most successful program which has yield 531% since it started is ITS.

After joining, I’ve since threw some dime onto FXIG.

Administration
Administration wise, FF has also backup sites for active deposit investments just in case their main sites are down. Although it is not expensive to have another, not many real programs out there offer backups to assure investors that their money is still safe with them.

I like the feel of the website with a simple neat design. FF has written overview on each individual programs available and risk assessment of their own views. There is a progress chart as well to how well each investment is doing, which is pleasant as well. If there is an SSL connection to the site, that’ll be great.

As of 12 Dec 2005, Feederfund has closed its membership to the public.

Assessment of Risk: Low
Rating: (4.0 / 5.0)

Popularity: 2% [?]

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