PIPS...a Review of the program, and whether this HYIP really works.
Does it really work the way they claim?
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It's highly likely you've checked out PIPS and are wondering if it can live up to the hype. It's been around for quite some time now, and claims to have over a billion dollars invested in the system by it's members. Does that make PIPS a legitmate program?
Is the Pure Investor Profit System really a money maker?
Now, before I get into this review, I must point out that I am not a member of the PIPS program. Remember: this is an opinionated review, and only meant to give you my take on the PIPS program. Pure Investor looked great when it first opened up...but I have a good nose for these things, and chose to watch, rather than participate.
I'm actually rather glad I did, and I'll explain why throughout this article.
Everyone who knows me, usually refers to me as the "basher"...several companies have asked that I remove my "poor reviews" from my website before they put together a lawsuit...they always give up. I'm not a hater of all programs, just very thorough, and very cautious.
Is this PIPS investment a good idea?
That depends. Do you feel comfortable with a central owner having your funds, along with thousands of others? Do you honestly believe that the PIPS / pure investor profit system owners can really make good on the ability to invest a billion dollars, and make money for everyone (especially at the rate of 2% per day!)?
If so, you are more faithful, and much braver with your money than I am. I'm not saying that PIPS will intentionally disappear...but when things get rough, don't expect a "full refund" of your money. The idea is insane, and Pure Investor Profit System just won't be able to manage.
I recently received an email from a program owner who was involved with pure investor very early on. He always emailed saying how great things were going...until recently. Apparently, PIPS has a problem with their bank account. More specifically, they can't process withdraw requests as fast as they come in. This particular program owner has been waiting 10 weeks and counting for his money...
Here's what I don't like about PIPS: The money goes to a central place. You have no control over it, aside from telling them you'd like to withdraw...then you wait on the Pure Investor Profit System to process that request. I hate to put bad ideas in anyone's head, but if you had a billion dollars, wouldn't it be a bit tempting to just disappear?
On the bright side, PIPS is licensed and insured (or at least the website says they are). Keep in mind that they are registered off-shore...hopefully for tax purposes, but possibly for liability reasons. Still not a safe feeling when the company you hope will pay you, is insured in Malaysia and Panama.
My suggestion: Throw some money in there...at your own risk. Don't expect to see it returned in the near future, and don't put money into PIPS that may cause a hardship. I, however, will not put my money in something like the pure investor system, when I know there are just as lucrative, but much better things out there. I would rather have control over my money, and not let a single entity promise me a bunch of hopes and dreams (as their forum is filled with).
If you'd like to look at other reviews, to see which ones we chose over PIPS and the pure investor profit system, try these:
The Reality Millions review.
The Mazu Currency Exchange Program Review.
Feel free to use the contact email at the bottom of this page for any questions!
To Your Success,
Christopher M. Schumacher
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