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Whilst autosurfing in 12 DailyPro, found out Feederfund has closed its membership to people who’re interested. A preview of whats going on in the news section of FF.
As of today 12 Dec 2005, FeederFund is closed to New Members.
It had always been our intention to close membership before the end of 2005. Unfortunately, openly promoting this fact would have caused much unwanted publicity. It would have increased positive reactions and we would have been dealing with many more Members then our systems normally deal with and additionally it would have increased negative reactions, discussing the likelihood of FeederFund folding after the touted date. The added dialogue would have increased our profile to an unacceptable level and considering our desire is to lower our profile, this would hardly have been productive.
I have thus removed referral links from the review, there are some mixed feelings about this, but FF itself cannot be classify as a HYIP as it does not deal directly with the programs they recommend. Well, long live Feederfund.
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Honestly I thought this is going to happen to happen soon.
Any program which is very successful, sooner or later closes to new members.
This is just another proof how serious and professional FeederFund is. Hope FF will become as good as it was while being still open to new members.
~ Michael
I agree with you fully on this. Long live FF.
Hi all,
I would like to know some opinions on why some programs close to new members, when my own autosurf program launches in mid january I am considering closing to new members myself if depositing funds reach $100,000 then if funds can still be managed/invested efficiently at that level will re-open for more members. This is purely because I track all investments very closely and diversify probably more than most and ivestments have to be giving a regularly stable return, as/if one program fails I then pause and work out how that effects the rest of my investments and start bringing in one of the back up investments and investing more funds into that to help recover some if not all of the losses on the one that dissappeared.
With a program as established as feederfund I wouldn’t have thought that they would need to close to new members for this reason. Can anyone speculate as to why they decided to close to new members? I don’t mean the reasons FF give=”we always wanted to remain private”, I mean what do you think the real reason is behind closing to new members?
My own personal view would be that they are only after serious investors, open up to everyone and you run the risk of people just signing up and not really investing or people trying to just cheat the system. Maybe they have reached the point where they have a strong member base of serious investors who regularly invest large amounts of money, now they can concentrate on deleting inactive accounts and people who just signed up and did nothing. Your thoughts please?
Merry Christmas All
Tony
I do believe that there’s alot of people who signed up and not invest, personally i have 12 referrals, but none deposited any $ at all.
You see, FF is like wasting resources on these people.
You think FF will start deleting empty accounts?
I’ve been registered there since late October but I haven’t invested simply because I don’t yet trust them. I am very weary of Ponzis….
Hey Peter, very likely possible. But you can wait for the news, there’s no rush in venturing with FF as well
You think FF will start deleting empty accounts?
I’ve been registered there since late October but I haven’t invested simply because I don’t yet trust them. I am very weary of Ponzis….
Hi all, Just wanted to point out that feederfund is not a ponzi, FF is actually one of the most trusted (as much as a HYIP can be trusted) HYIP’s out there at the moment. Most people don’t realise that a ponzi is actually illegal, a ponzi is a program that does nothing with the members money, it relies solely on future members funds to pay existing members, feederfund does not do this. Feederfund actually invests in very strong companies which have minimum deposits of $2,000 up to $50,000. Your average member could never afford to deposit in these programs so FF has worked it so you can deposit in these individual companies via FF for as little as $50.00
Feederfund actually does something with the members money and also have very good statistics on site to show how each program is working, average monthly returns etc…not many programs even come close to this one.
Feederfund is actually one of my back up plans and haven’t personally deposited yet as i’m in the process of trying to aquire an extra $1,000 in e-gold to enter this one, I personally believe this is a very strong program that will outlast many of the others.
Merry Christmas All
Tony