Read the entire High Yield Weekly Digest issue here.

- In Focus: S.G.F.H. Investments
- 5 Fast HYIP Reviews
- How I Made 120% In The Stock Market In 6 Weeks – Working A Day Job!
- Top 7 Reasons for Fighting Phishing Scams
- The 77th Richest Country In The World
- Victoria Picks: Lazyman’s guide
- Issue 61 Reader’s Digest>

Read the entire issue here.

Articles in this issue:

- In Focus: Udachu Invest
- 5 Fast HYIP Reviews
- Exchange Traded Funds
- How To Spot Forex Fraud
- Buffett’s Big Bet
- Victoria Picks: Few Good Things
- Issue 44 Reader’s Digest

Read the entire issue here.

Interesting events this week. Someone wants to sue TalkGold for loosing money in ponzies (will people understand that they are responsible for their own actions?). Private-Opps site is still offline and MPDW started paying just as expected – now you can expect new promotions from their cheerleaders. Let’s look on better things:

Articles in this issue:
- In focus: Ralf Finance
- 5 HYIPs Quickly Reviewed
- How to Make Lots More Money
- Online Guru or Scam Artist: How Can You Tell?
- What Is Forex Signal Trading?
- Victoria Picks: IncomeHunting Website and Forum
- Issue 43 Reader’s Digest

Read the issue here.

This week we are going to continue and finish our website investing case study with the part 2 of the article. There is also another post about making similar consistent returns – 3%-6% monthly. Better leave these ponzies and concentrate on such things. But anyway, if you like ponzi playing, there are still 5 free positions in HYWD risky fund.

Featured articles in Issue #42:

- In Focus: Investing in websites, Part II
- Fast look at 5 programs
- How to make a consistent 3% to 6% every month
- Internet Scams Add to Worries of Online Banks
- An Introduction to Currency Correlation
- Issue 42 Reader’s Digest
- Victoria Picks: Rich Twin, Poor Twin

Click here to read the issue.

The phishing HYIP will instruct you to change your e-gold account security settings to allow automated access to your account from any IP address. Traditionally, e-gold will remember your “home” and “work” IP addresses and only allow those IPs to access the account. Next, a spoofed deposit page will allow the scammer/hacker to aquire your e-gold ID and password. Because of the authorized access from any IP address, the hacker now has complete access to your account.

Two simple precautions you can take to prevent this from happening to you:

1. Always login to your account by manually typing the e-gold.com domain name, and always send e-gold to the HYIP/auto surf through the “Spend” form
2. Never make changes to your security settings just because an HYIP instructs you to do so.

For more on e-gold account security, read my e-gold tutorial or e-gold’s security page.

Sounds like a nice plan to protect the site from downtime, right? Well, it could possibly be the beginning of an elaborate exit-plan by scammers (just like we’ve all seen before). Take a look at Andrew Unknown’s critical analysis of PO’s actions for a different perspective.
Read PrivateOpps’ full announcement below, courtesy of NoBsHYIP Blog:

Monday, March 27, 2006 5:58 PM EST

After much consideration and as a direct result of the recent difficulties we have been experiencing due to spammers and DDoS attackers, PrivateOpps is finally going private!

We consider this step as an opportunity to further improve our service to existing members, and continue to operate without any interruptions by malicious users who want to see us (and your money) disappear.

Therefore, effective immediately, we do not accept new members until further notice. Perhaps next month we will re-open our doors on an invite-only basis, but for now we wish to focus on serving our existing 6,300+ members.

This morning we have begun to work on a secure, private, web-based interface for all existing members to use, replacing our current public website and members area.

To protect the new platform from malicious users, access will be granted to existing members only (based on a unique Username/Password for each member) through our very own offshore Virtual Private Network (VPN) servers. This will finally stop all DDoS attacks and service interruptions due to false spam reports.

We have put all resources into launching it as quickly as possible, and we estimate that the new platform will become available to existing members early next week (April 5th at the latest).

During this one-week period, we will keep our regular website offline, as it will most likely continue to attract various attacks and thus slow us down significantly.

This means that access to accounts will also be temporarily unavailable – as well as Unit redemptions, purchases, deposits, and withdrawals – until we move to the new private servers.

Please keep in mind that the private clubs will continue to operate as usual, and interest will be paid Monday through Friday as it always has. Unit redemption orders that are currently pending will be processed as scheduled, but, of course, the funds will only be available for withdrawal when we are back up.

The past week and a half have been very stressful for us, and I’m sure many of you feel the same. We wish to thank you all for your continued patience and support.

We look forward to a prosperous year and the peace of mind that the new system will give us all.

Please check our website next week for any updates (it may, however, be unavailable at times as Internet Service Providers continue to take it down after receiving false spam reports). In any way, be rest assured that we are very much alive and continue to work on PrivateOpps’ future.

We will keep everyone posted (via email) about our progress as we enter the weekend. Yahoo/MSN users: remember to check your Bulk/Spam folder often, as sometimes our emails end up there.

Also note that our Support Desk will most likely be very busy answering emails in the next few days, which may result in unusually long delays in getting back to you (2-4 days).

See you soon at our new private platform!

Best regards,

Robert Vaughn
Operations Manager
PrivateOpps.com

Here are the articles of this week’s issue:
- In Focus: Investing in Websites, Part I
- 5 HYIPs in A Brief
- The Beauty of Leverage in Forex Trading
- Fraud. Beware Of The Fraudsters
- Ten Common Sense Investing Principles
- Victoria Picks: Make Money Blog
- Issue 41 Reader’s Digest

So check out HYWD’s latest issue, and give them some positive feedback to show your appreciation for their hard work and dedication!