Cash Tanker goes quietly about its business…
When you look at the Cash Tanker site you’d be right in thinking that whatever they spend their money on it isn’t a flashy web design. In fact, you’d struggle to spend an awful lot of time there unless you are a member and even then what you get is short and to the point.
It took a few days to realise that on the Cash Tanker home page they show an updated record of recent deposits and withdrawals. Clearly it is not possible to verify this information easily but some of the figures they show demonstrate that investors are liking what they see.
For myself I’m very happy with the performance so far as each day I receive an email telling me that the interest payment for the day has been made. So far this has been as regular as a metronome which is comforting to know.
The fact that not much effort has been spent on the website suggests that they are more interested in earning the returns they promise and as far as I can see this strategy is working pretty well.
One thing that I do find quite strange is that the site has a red flag rating from WOT the organisation set up to provide internet users with the ability to rate websites. I’m not sure what this poor rating is based on as there really isn’t much on the site to evaluate. If you have an idea of why this situation is like it is drop a comment below.
Anyway, more importantly the plans available are 2% a day for between $5 and $1,000, 3% between $1,001 and $50,000 and 4% for $50,001 and above. Earnings are made on business days only so effectively five days a week.
You are able to specify the percentage of returns you would like compounded. You can deposit using Liberty Reserve, StrictPay, Perfect Money or ECU Money so a reasonable choice there I’m sure you’ll agree.
All in all it looks as though Cash Tanker will keep performing and is well worth considering if you have funds to invest.
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About the WOT rating…I’m not sure how the rating works but I read the reviews & there are 10 in total. 8 were positive and 2 were negative due to “Engaged in phishing” and “Listed on the hpHosts domain blacklist.” In addition, I also use the Mcafee Site Advisor plug-in & it’s site review was “We tested this site and didn’t find any significant problems.” SO, hmmmm…don’t know what say from this. Anyways, was curious to know your thoughts on the best online exchange services available today. Thanks, keep up the great work w/informing the now informed.
Will, thanks for doing the research on WOT, as I thought the negative votes seem to carry more weight.
In terms of exchangers my personal favourites are London Gold Exchange, Vela Exchange and I’ve just started using SwapGold which seems to work quickly and with a nice interface.
It appears Cash Tanker is a statistic now, but HYIP is alive and well. The secret is just don’t risk your own money and spread any free money you have earned out among several plans until they become self-sustaining. I made several thousand dollars from high risl last year and my motto is now, “Do it again in 2010″.