Good Day Everyone! The matter of today’s discussion is the review of the investment program nicely called Royalty7, but before going into details on this subject I really think it will be worth it to provide some general, industry related introduction first, especially because it is of relevance to Royalty7.

The following is the February 20th, 2012 posted update: Royalty 7 Review Part 2 is now published and can be viewed HERE

HYIP Industry is clearly a constantly evolving area of financial activities and in order to stay in the profitable territory when participating in HYIPs, one has to try seeing the current trends to follow them, to succeed. Everybody is talking about when is the best time to join one or another HYIP and which one in particular. In some earlier days when there was a lot higher demand for HYIPs and when we had quite a few successful, long time operating programs on the table, the very well working “rule” was to get in early in order to increase the chance of better profits over time. This rule assumed that relatively large fraction of newly established, well presented on the start programs indeed were making it well beyond at least the first investment cycle (meaning that earlier depositing members would get their principal recovered and would be even in some profit, per offered plans). However, for the HYIP world we live in today, this rule has totally “expired” and I am absolutely convinced that this is the actual truth and not just blogger’s opinion. Today, joining new HYIPs exclusively, is a ticket to failure and to almost guaranteed losses. What we see to become current statistics is that “the right time” to join programs has significantly shifted to a lot later time points in programs’ operation. My live and most recent example to prove this fact is my own start of investment in (now closed) HyperCompound for instance. I deposited at as late time point as some 100 days of this program’s operation and still made it to being in good profit before they closed. My even more fascinating and actually still (so-so) in progress example is ReProFinance, which I joined at a whopping 500 days no less and where I am way in profit and where am still profiting at a daily rate of regular bank’s annual returns.

All of the above reasoning is of high relevance to the subject of today’s review of Royalty7 in my opinion. This program essentially now very successfully “passed” the stability and survival (if you wish) “exam” and if all continues to go well for them, it is my strong opinion that now can be a good time to seriously consider joining this HYIP. Also, taking into account the fact that earlier program’s days fell into not too active for HYIPs period of the year, I tend to believe that today Royalty7 should be financially sound and that the program has not too much of a burden of the current payout obligations. One of the important factors here is also that this program is well pass the potential “hit-and-run” issues, which could have created some not desirable effects on program’s financial balance sheets. Just to mention to those of you not familiar with the term “hit-and-run”, it is the phenomenon when too many people are trying to deposit early at the program’s start and don’t reinvest later on, thus resulting in big outflow of funds after the first investment cycle. This phenomenon is typically created by those people who still believe in the validity of the “get in early and get out” rule that I mentioned above, but as I said, such people are “stuck in time”, therefore are likely to “stuck with their losses” and perhaps now are even gone from the HYIP arena. With all this said, I am reminding you that Royalty7 is actually claiming to produce real profits on users’ investments and this may mean that all of the typical HYIP logistics (including the above) may not even apply here on the first place.

Basics of Royalty7:

I am sure everyone will appreciate how well the website of Royalty7 is presented, as even its looks are encouraging. Website navigation is quite intuitive and user friendly with all the expected sections found where they should be. My only personal issue on the website layout is that texts and numbers in some important sections are a bit hard to read due to colors contrast. I wish there would be more white background in the user account areas of the site. This is however a very minor technical only concern and it is perhaps just a matter of personal preference.

Royalty7 claims to be private investment and wealth management company that “allows international participation of individual and groups a like”. They offer some of the very and most often desirable by users features for the program, which are “complete account privacy, top level online security and … 24/7 fully dedicated support team”. As a source of profits for its users, this company claims to utilize their financial portfolio, which is “backed-up by an active pool of realized profits from various high-yield assets… around the globe”. More specifically, such portfolio is also said to contain assets from various global investments markets, such as Real Estate, Tourism, various IPO offerings, Import/Export activities and more. All this sounds exciting and potentially believable, but I would invite everyone to make their own judgements on these statements. Royalty7 is incorporated as an offshore limited company in England and Wales and they believe this particular global jurisdiction to be well-known, reputable and that it provides the company with the advantages of “trading flexibly, to buy & sell quickly and privately without being subjected to severe regulations”.

What is in Royalty7 for you, profits wise:

Not an attribute of too many programs out there (thus big advantage) but for deposits, this program is accepting pretty much every payment processor used by HYIP investors, which are LibertyReserve, PerfectMoney, AlertPay and Solid TrustPay. This covers all of the investors’ likes and preferences there could be. The only thing one should consider when using these payment processors is their fund transfer fees, as well as the out-exchange fees which Digital Currency exchangers might charge you in case you are not using the processor from which you get the actual cash at the end.

There are two investment plans offered by Royalty7 differing in their types. One of them is the “For X Days” type, where it credits earnings to user accounts daily. Specifically, you will be earning 7% on deposit daily for 30 days. Another plan is of the “After X Days” type, where full profit is credited to the account balance in one lump sum after the specified period in days ends. At Royalty7 such plan is 110% after 7 days. There are NO variations in plans structure, as to the amount invested and I personally like the fact of it very much. This is in contrast to most other programs where the offerings are typically progressively higher for larger deposits, which in my opinion often creates the feeling that one is being kind of “lurked in”.

Note two important things about these plans: First of all, your original deposit (principal) is NOT returned to you on both plans. I believe that being accustomed to more conventional (pennies paying) real life investments and various bank deposits, people are often having trouble grasping the concept of not having their original deposits offered back to them, after the plan expiration. All of the payouts you will be getting from Royalty7 are part profit, part principal and it means that once your plan expired, you are just done. No principal investment is due you and if you want to run your deposit again you’ve got to make completely new deposit. For example, investment of $100 into 7% daily for 30 days plan will eventually get you $154 back and that it, your pure profit here will obviously be $54, NOT $154 plus the original $100. The exact same goes for the second plan, where $100 deposit will return one lump sum of $110 after 7 days with your pure profit of $10.

Secondly, and I personally think that this might be a bit confusing to investors, there is sort of an interplay in the two plans offered by Royalty7. The daily plan in fact pays on weekdays only (Saturdays and Sundays are excluded) and the second plan pays after 7 CALENDAR days. For this second plan it doesn’t matter on which day of the week you invest – you will get your profit exactly on the same day of the week that you invested. On the contrary, while the daily plan states that you will have 7% daily for 30 days, I wanted to clarify that these are 30 CALENDAR days and the actual number of pay periods for this plan is 22. This is a simple math and a fact that any given time span period of 30 calendar days will always give you 22 work days, once all Saturdays and Sundays are subtracted. This is also where the total return of invariable 154% comes from – 22 pay periods, times 7% equals 154%.

How to maximize your earnings:

For those of you who just wants to get what this program has to offer once and then move on, the strategy is really simple. You pick either one month or a one week plan, decide on the amount, deposit, wait, withdraw and you are done. The only thing I would mention again to those considering investing is that the so called “test periods” are already over for this program, others have done it for you. If you think that any sizable investment here is too risky for you, just don’t do it at all. It is not worth it to risk an equivalent of four caps of cappuccino just to get two extra of them in a month. Just get your breakfast a couple of times at home instead of the “on the go” and enjoy your cappuccinos risk free the next day. Please, do not take it the wrong way however, I do not want to sound like I am recommending to make larger deposits and I am NOT saying that there are no risks. I do say however that if you are planning to make any sizable investments in HYIPs at all, Royalty7 really feels like the right place to do so, without the need to make smaller tests by now.

For those who might be interested in sticking with this program for some time, you might then try to think of a better strategy for your future re-investments to maximize the returns. I must say that I was very pleasantly surprised while personally experiencing the dedication and attention which I received from one of the Royalty7‘s support person after my simple inquiry. I have inquired about investment strategies for those willing to stay with the program over the long term and I had some specific questions on limitations. In reply and in addition to the answers I was looking for, I received several strategies of investment laid out to me in great details. The exact strategies I was given is not really something of great importance for this post, but the point I wanted to make is that program users CAN actually inquire with support, ask for advice and actually get the fullest of it in reply, in short time! By the way, once you create the account, you will see in your user area that there is a limitation of total of 7 active deposits that one could have running at the same time. This was actually a subject of my inquiry with support and guess what, if you are absolutely determined to run your very own investment strategy and you feel that you want to use more than 7 simultaneous deposits, they might as well allow you to do so by opening extra “slots” for you to accommodate your strategy. Isn’t this something? A word of caution though (!!!) – let’s try to not be killing the support’s time with the “cappuccino strategies”, Ok? I am pretty sure they are very “busy bees” these days without the “coffee business”.

The last point I wanted to make today about the plans before wrapping things up, is direct comparison of earnings for the two plans offered. This comparison does not apply to those interested to just go in and out, you folks just decide on the deposit amount and duration of one week vs. one month. Those who are long term HYIP explorers however should keep in mind that if recalculated for the same time frame, the daily plan pays more by some 10%+ per month (54% vs. 43.33% per month).

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