It was few days ago when I answered to a post on the Private Hyip Forum about red flags in the hyip world, and I claimed that it's a bad sign when an admin reduces the daily interest of a program. I added that there are some exceptions to this rule, and I was thinking about World Class Investment.
I joined World Class Investment in early March with a little deposit in the "life plan": I can't remember exactly how much was the daily interest at the time (maybe it was 1,5% but I am not sure) and the "life plan" meant that it would be paid forever (that is, as long as the hyip lasts). During the first two months the daily interest was recuded twice to a final 0,6% daily. That could be seen as big red flag, right?
Fact is that months later I am still getting my daily 0,6%, and with today I reached a good 200% ROI.
Few hyips bring me so far, speaking of return on investment.
So it's true that a reduced daily interest has to be seen as a red flag, but World Class Investment is the exception that proves the rule.
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