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The term “ponzi scheme” reminds me of pond scum. It may look like a pretty green shade of feed, but in reality it is toxic and sucks the life out of the fish trying to swim in the pond. How long are we going to let the pond scum of the HYIP/Surf world suck the life out of those of us trying to swim?

I know that I’m going to get flamed for this article with people wanting to know why I’m trying to bite the hand that feeds us. After all 99% of all HYIPs/Surfs are ponzi schemes. Well, I am not the only one sick and tired of these scammers and it’s time to take a stand against them. They are illegal, because they are toxic to our funds. If we aerate the HYI pond with knowledge and understanding, we can kill off a great number of these pond scum.
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Thanks to an alert poster, 24oz, you can add International Financial Services Commission to your DD resources. Among the programs on notice are AMF1989, Tropico LTD, Mentor Investing Group, E-Gold Investments Online and many others. The warnings are because these programs are not registered and/or not licensed to do business in Belize. They also warn when a given Belize address is fake and fraudulent, among other warnings.

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Jude just posted that a few of us were talking in a conference. One of the things we were discussing was Leo’s excellent advice on “The Problems With Forums. Why You Should do Due Diligence on Posters in Threads”, located in DrunksWorld. (Read it! It’s extremely useful when you are trying to decide on joining a program or re-investing in one.) We were also discussing the SEC investigating Global Online Deposit news. Read the full story here. That lead to a conversation on how programs call investing different terms, like “loan”, “deposit”, “membership fee”, “ad pack”, etc.

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I alluded to staying away from referral hounds in the “Pick Your Upline” article and even gave my brief definition. Well two others have done a much better job defining “referral whore.” It’s a slow day in HYI news, so go have a laugh…

Referral Farmers Exposed
To The Referral Whores Out There (Note to Chris: ROFL!! Too funny!!)

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Ok, so you’re in the HYI/Autosurf arena to play/invest. You’ve decided on a program to join. Do you just join using the referral link that got you there? Or do you wait and try to find the right upline? I’d be willing to bet that most of you join using whatever referral link got you there, regardless of whether it was from a friend or just a link you found. I know that there are some of you that take your time and shop for a good upline and some sell their referral commission to the upline that bids the highest. I’ve seen your posts asking for an upline.

Upline shopping can be just as important as hunting for the elusive “best” program. There are many reasons why someone chooses (or ignores who they choose) and I listed the two most common ones in the first paragraph. I know that I can’t possibly list all of the reasons, but here are some of them:
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I was gonna resist, not do as much autosurfing this go round, but the temptation… it was too strong! Just when you think you’re out, they keep pulling you back in.

This time it was Daily 11, Lunar Surfing, and Yield Surf

Autosurfs, I believe, should be treated as a game. Now that that disclaimer is out of the way, it’s about time to search for the next big gun.

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Some people are having trouble connecting to Compact Surf and logging in, etc. so here comes their friendly tech to explain to you how to fix the problem:

“Dear Compactsurfing Members,

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Well, I always like to take a punt on autosurfs with some side money, and two of the new big guns - WiredSurf and PhoenixSurf are in various transitional states which may or may not pan out at the moment (personally I think Wired has a bigger chance of hitting the ground running with their new terms, rather than Phoenix’s debit cards and ditching of E-Gold.)

So I was thinking, time to exit those somewhat and dip my toes into another fairly newish autosurf when I realized I’d never paid any attention to Total Rune.

It hasn’t been mentioned here before that I am aware of either, surprisingly.

It’s an autosurfer with a trusted admin (you know how much - *cough* little *cough* - weight that carries in the autosurf industry - if you want something real, try FX-Experts.)

He runs a few other autosurfers and operates with decorum.

I’d heard the buzz about these guys for a long time and I originally thought they were some sort of online RPG or something (c’mon, Total RUNE?)

They started December of 2005, and I know that’s pushing it for an autosurf. But I was still hearing good buzz… (more…)

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I’ve gotten permission from jacomatt8(on MMG) to publish this and I think it serves as a good guideline to people who’re in or about to join autosurfs.

Where are those profits coming from?

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