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Well, I didn’t get the review up last night. Spent a bit too much time watching the big game. If you’re a Green Bay fan, congratulations. I’m not the biggest fan of American football, but I will admit the game was pretty good. I’m one of those people who watch the game more for the commercials than anything else, and Darth Vader kid by far took the show in my opinion.
 
Anyway, let’s welcome the new week with a review of a short-term program that has been running for just over a month now and has been getting quite a bit of attention lately in the HYIP world.

KlickWallet is a short-term HYIP that opened for investors on January 7th, 2011. Running now for just over a month, it has achieved a degree of success for short-term programs and those investing since its open should now be seeing some decent profits, and could even be close to investing with only profit.

Short-term HYIPs are very risky in that it’s unknown how long they will last and there’s a much greater “all-or-nothing” risk involved when investing. When the program closes (and it will as all HYIPs eventually do), it’s likely an investor could only have received a small portion of profit, or for individuals who reinvest their profit earned, could lose everything.

On the other hand, an investor has a higher chance to gain a significant amount of money in a short time, and also withdraw after a short time, showing almost immediate gain on investment.

As far as general features go, KlickWallet follows the standard for HYIPs at this time in the industry:

1. Liberty Reserve (LR), Perfect Money (PM) and Alert Pay (AP) payment processors are accepted.
2. Payments are made seven (7) days a week once per investment at expiration of your investment term.
3. Principal is included in your earnings.
4. Withdraw requests are processed within 24 hours.
5. Minimum investment is $10.

Now, it’s important to mention that the plans listed on the main page are a bit misleading. Top make 115% in 5 days it requires a minimum investment of $501, something that isn’t mentioned until you make a deposit. Above you can see the two plans that I would consider reasonable choices if you decide to invest. The first plan, the Introduction Plan, I expect will see the most action at this stage of KlickWallet’s life. Earnings are made after a 5 day deposit and depending on the amount invested, the amount earned increases. For investments of $10 to $100, 107% after 5 days is earned. So, if you were to invest $50, you would should receive $53.50 at the end of 5 days. The second option, 110% after 5 days requires a minimum investment of $101, and is in my opinion one of the most reasonable options if you decide to invest. With an investment of $101, you should receive $111.10, an $11.10 profit after 5 days.

For those willing to take additional risk, the Professional Plan offers 127% profit after 10 days for investments of $50 to $100. If you are going to invest $100 though, I would advise to put in the extra dollar for an additional 3% with the second option, 130% after 10 days. So, with an investment of $101 you should receive $131.30 after a 10 day investment, or a profit of $31.30.

As you can see above there are a number of additional options if you decide to invest increased amounts, and there is also a Special Plan that pays increased earnings for 20 day terms. At this point in KlickWallet’s life, it’s uncertain how long the program will last, so the risk involved with the 20 day plans is increasingly higher. As many of you know, I do not recommend large investments in HYIP programs, and prefer to invest manageable amounts that are not a huge loss if something goes wrong, so I’m going to move on instead of spending more time talking about plans here.

Next lets take a look at KlickWallet’s security. Here, I check the site’s security to see if there’s anything that comes up as a red flag, warning me about possibly investing.. The first thing I do is a Whois search and an IP search. The Whois search unfortunately didn’t give me any useful information as the site has privacy protection, and all I received from the IP search was confirmation that the site is hosted by Dragonara on a dedicated server. In addition to DDoS protected hosting by DDoSWIZ, KlickWallet has SSL encryption through Comodo. The program is running off a licensed GoldCoders script and the site design was made by HYIPdiz, two standard solutions of the HYIP industry.

I think it’s important to monitor short-term programs closely, so I decided to take a look at KlickWallet’s Alexa graph and do a traffic analysis:

Right off we notice the typical spike caused by initial investor interest, but the thing I want to focus on is the secondary rise occurring right now. This rise may be an indicator of reinvestment by investors, or an increase in the number of investors coming to the site. It could just be an indicator of increased traffic as well, so it will be important to monitor to see if the graph continues to grow or if the rise is just a spike. Despite being complete speculation, this is a positive sign as it shows a potential indicator of growth for the program at this critical point in KlickWallet’s life.

Is it possible that KlickWallet becomes the first big short-term program of 2011? Possibly. There’s the potential to see this program continue for several more cycles at least in my opinion, but with all things HYIP, there is no guarantee. We could see KlickWallet last several more months, or it could close in days. That is the risk involved when dealing with high-yield investment programs. It’s my recommendation to never invest more than you are willing to lose if you are going to invest in a HYIP.

It’s getting late here, so I’ll leave you all now. I hope you found the review of KlickWallet informative and if you have any questions feel free to email me or leave a comment and I’ll respond as soon as possible. Until next time, keep walking through the world of high-yield investment programs!

This review was paid for by KlickWallet.