Reality Millions...a Review of the program, and whether this HYIP really works.
Are we looking at another brilliant scam?
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So you've checked out Reality Millions and are wondering if "Midas" can live up to the hype he's throwing out there. The program is now around 1 year old (as of this writing), and seems to be going strong...but does it have the "power" to stick around?
Are you comfortable letting a single "man" hold your money? Are you comfortable with the fact that he's holding MILLIONS of dollars from folks he's never met? A better question: for someone who claims to have such an incredible means of investing, and is supposedly wealthy without his program already...why on Earth would he be so charitable?
Is this the Reality Millions scam?
Look, I know everything has risk. Having your own business is a risk, investing in ANYTHING nowadays is a risk...but are you really willing to trust someone else to take that risk for you?
A guy who calls himself "Midas" claims to have the answer? Then why worry about letting people know his real name? If I had the cure to the world's poverty issues, I'd plaster my name all over it! Only good things would come of it. But this guy is taking money, and investing it somewhere (which he won't explain...perhaps after you've paid him, he'll give up the info). No insurance on your investment, and no sense of security for your peace of mind.
I'm not going to sit here and bash the program...obviously, the guy talks a good game. Heck, he's definately on a better streak than PIPS has been (with their constant problems with banking). But I'm not going to advocate anything that puts your hard earned money into the hands of someone else, while you hope he has the answer. Not gonna happen.
Heck, I've jumped on board my share of high yield investment programs...so how can I say for others not to? I will tell you this though: I walked into them with money, and walked out with nothing to show for it.
In my eyes: This is the same old dance, with some updated music.
I hope old Midas can prove me wrong, I really do. I hate being the guy who says "I told ya so". But yet, people come running back to me and say: Chris, you were absolutely right...I should have listened.
Reality Millions, in my eyes, is a disaster waiting to happen. Let's look at some simple facts: the website isn't registered with a real name, but simply with "Midas Reality Millions". The contact information is from Singapore...think you'll be able to go after a scammer there? Good luck!
Look, anyone can make claims about how great they are, and how rich they can make you. I was born at night, but it wasn't last night! If you're going to make me rich, why not give some explanation as to HOW you'll be doing it? Why all the secrecy? Why no real name?
The vibe I get from the whole thing: Midas wants your money...he'll say/do whatever it takes to get it. He may or may not come through on his promise to give you great returns...but the odds are against you here. How many times has master investor Warren Buffet offered to make everyone a boatload of money off of his investing savvy?
Never! Investors don't mind helping out...but it's because they want/need more money to leverage! In other words: if Midas does indeed know something spectacular, he's simply using members to get himself paid...and I guarantee that he'll be paid before anyone else. And he should...he's a genius for manipulating money right out of the unsuspecting internet goers pocket.
Anyhow, enough ranting outta me. Throw your money in there if you want. Hey, maybe you'll get lucky, and you can come back here and let me know I was wrong. I've been wrong before, and will again...probably many times! But I don't care to play games with my money anymore.
If you'd like to look at other reviews of similar programs, please check out the following links:
PIPS Pure Investor review.
The 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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