Solid Investment - a scam currently circulating

http://www.solidinvestment.com/ they promise quite a lot .

Looks like they can't afford somebody to check the english on their website.

But I'm just a kneejerk pedant so I must be right, right ?

If you look on the internet archive the site doesnt look older than a year. Looks dodgey to me, just on the way the site looks.

http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://solidinvestment.com

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=sol...com+scam&meta=

Next question?

well i guess thats 1000 euro my ex girlfriend has just losted this is the e mail i received from her.

thats how much i received on my fiorst day of invetsment...

Might I add

"OWNED"

I didn't have time to examine every single link, but from the ones I did look at there's llots of accusation and suspicion, but no concrete evidence that anyone lost money here... In fact, a number of accusatorial threads have been closed in some forums due to lack of scam evidence...

Why should you be suspicious of someone offering 6% interest per day? Instead you should be wondering about all those crooked banks that won't offer 6% per year!

woof.

http://www.solidinvestment.com/whyus.php they seem to want to answer there critics

Yeah and no-one proved that Gary Glitter was a kiddy fiddler. Get real people.

5% daily returns - yeah right - not a scam at all.

Has anyone got a goose that lays golden eggs that I could invest in ?

No, but I do have some magic beans that I could trade you.

I got $25M coming from a prince in Nigeria that died in a plane crash, so will be able to buy your magic beans shortly.

(but spending the first $100 on making my knob 8 inches longer)

http://www.gohyip.com/
check out this site . the payments are getting better. perhaps someone can explain what is this HYIP

okay, but first you need to send me some money to my account in Nigeria to establish your good faith in this matter

HYIP = High Yield Investment Program(me) or Ponzi Scheme (named after Charles Ponzi an immigrant to the US from Italy who in 1903 devised a get-rich scheme where new investors provided income to existing investors until the bubble bursts, as they always do)

HYIPs are always good at the beginning, and while they are paying (which is why this is highlighted on HYIP monitors), but usually go bust quickly. You CAN make (lots of) money, but equally you can lose it all too and many people do. The basic investor premise is that one should not invest money one cannot afford to lose in such a scheme

had dinner with ex girlfriend tonight who told me that the company has disappeared losted her money so it was a scam no surpise there