Where I was in on the prelaunch of RockSolidFunds , the Admin, Tony, has
been doing some tweaking of his plans changing min and max deposits
and days of a week interest is added to an invested member's account.

Guess you have to shift with the greater interest in what plans are available
and then make them more attractive if your a savvy Admin and with experience
that Tony has, he can see what people want.

So...let's get this straight. In my previous article the min and max deposits are
correct. 4% per day for 30 days plan starts at $1 up to $199 but this is where
I also got clarification from Tony as well...interest is paid out 7 days a week
not Monday to Friday, which was the original plan. The 5% per day for 30 days
also has daily interest 7 days a week which can be cashed out as well.

Makes a world of difference where principal is earned back quicker and getting
into profit that much faster. With the 5% per day...we're talking 35% a week...that's
nothing to sneeze at...lol

Anyway..always check the FAQ's and information on the site if your not sure how
your hard earned dollar is making interest. Still have questions..pop in a support
ticket to verify.

Seen this new "short timer" this morning shortly after launch and seems to be an
instant hit where it's running a plan similar to ChokoMoney...130% after 6 days.
What's good for the goose is good for the gander right? One less day to wait to
cashout is also an attraction. The HYIP is called TeddyBearDreams. Alertpay
as a payment processor caught my eye so that sealed that deal...I'm in.

Cute design and graphics but the plan and eventual payout is what I am interested
in. One online female friend stated that it seemed to have sexual overtones.

OK...hmmm...guess I'll skirt around that comment and continue on with this article...lol

Opening day statistics as of now shows 99 members signed up with $4080 invested
with some hours to go on this first day. I'll do a round and see what the numbers
and the latest news on the program at that time.

I bailed on Chokomoney after the first 7 day term but see It was good for a second
and still racking up the investments as the third term is half way done. Sometimes
it pays not to be greedy and walk away with profit in hand but occasionally a particular
program rolls on and could of made a lot more money with it but once I dump it
...I move on.



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