Thread: adsprofitreward.com - another $10 - 200% return ponzi

Gotta give them credit for at least having a "secure" site

https://adsprofitreward.com/

Some highlights from the site.

You can start with just $10 Pack
Get 10000 Banner Credit per pack
Get 10000 Text advert credit per pack
Get 2 Members Login advert
Earn 0.50% - 2.00% Daily
20$ minimum withdraw
Earn 200% per Position
Need to Login to Surf 5 members ads to earn
Increase Your Earnings with 50% Auto purchase
Earn Without Sponsoring
5 Referral Bonuses: 5%, 5% ,5% ,5% and 5%
We care for you business

AdsProfitReward Statistics
Total members : 14082
Members Earnings from positions : $602,760.06
Members Earnings by Referral Bonus : $213,182.30
Total text ads: 2271
Total banners ads: 2516
Total login ads: 2357
AdGrid Total Winners: 913
Total Adgrid Money Paid: $4,178.00
Total Grids Played: 1747598
Today Grids Played: 30287

WOW !!!

A combination banners "broker" and autosurf promising 200% returns and based in Spain.

Talk about a desperadoes only HYIP ponzi fraud.

Good luck trying to anyone to get any money back from this bunch of crooks when it goes belly up.

When DRdave, the Prince of Ponzi Pimps disses a HYIP ponzi, you just KNOW the only thing missing is it hasn't been moved to the "closed programs and scam warnings" section of the usual suspect HYIP ponzi forums

I think we have to keep an eye on Adsprofitreward. Lots of people from the sinking BB ship are jumping over. Done some digging but cant find anything except praise and promises. Having said that, I am a dismal digger.

Wait a minute... their "name server" is "hugeyield.com"?

HugeYield is an HYIP I investigated before!

Researching Company Online Scam DIY: Huge Yield, who is Carl Haavaldsen and Tatiana Toganel, HugeYield.com?

EDIT: Both HugeYield and a related HYIP, ExpressWealth, was traced to Spain... Just like this one.

Originally Posted by Newto

I am a dismal digger.

Read my investigation of HugeYield. I explained every step of the way what to look for and such. :) (See above)

Just a little research for a friend, from a friend.

People who promote themselves all over the web as marketing gurus but hide their identity does not smell right. They claim to be brokering ads and running auctions but they don't own their own servers? And the domain is registered through 2014, guess they aren't really thinking long term. All this smells like a scam but what do I know, run the same search for Google and see what a legitimate company's web hosting looks like.
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Below is pure boiler plate crap that says nothing of substance. Who are these marketing geniuses with their 50 years of experience? More scammy smell.
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http://adsprofitreward.com/aboutus.php
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This guy did a great write up, below are two quotes from the article. If it does not smell like a scam after reading his words then nothing ever will.

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Ads Profit Reward Review: $10 Ad-based Zeek clone | BehindMLM

Originally Posted by kschang

Wait a minute... their "name server" is "hugeyield.com"?

HugeYield is an HYIP I investigated before!

Researching Company Online Scam DIY: Huge Yield, who is Carl Haavaldsen and Tatiana Toganel, HugeYield.com?

EDIT: Both HugeYield and a related HYIP, ExpressWealth, was traced to Spain... Just like this one.

That is rather lazy on their part you just pounded the nail in this Ponzi coffin!!
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Answer records
ns1.hugeyield.com MX
preference: 0
exchange: ns1.hugeyield.com
14400s
ns1.hugeyield.com SOA
server: ns1.hugeyield.com
email: advertspring@gmail.com
serial: 2012121102
refresh: 86400
retry: 7200
expire: 3600000
minimum ttl: 86400
86400s
ns1.hugeyield.com NS ns1.hugeyield.com 86400s
ns1.hugeyield.com NS ns2.hugeyield.com 86400s
ns1.hugeyield.com A 188.165.13.87 14400s

Authority records

Additional records
ns1.hugeyield.com A 188.165.13.87 14400s
ns2.hugeyield.com A 94.23.83.230 14400s

Whois query for hugeyield.com...

Results returned from whois.internic.net:



Whois Server Version 2.0

Domain names in the .com and .net domains can now be registered
with many different competing registrars. Go to InterNIC | The Internet's Network Information Center
for detailed information.

Domain Name: HUGEYIELD.COM
Registrar: GODADDY.COM, LLC
Whois Server: whois.godaddy.com
Referral URL: Domain Names | The World's Largest Domain Name Registrar - GoDaddy.com
Name Server: NS1.HUGEYIELD.COM
Name Server: NS2.HUGEYIELD.COM
Status: clientDeleteProhibited
Status: clientRenewProhibited
Status: clientTransferProhibited
Status: clientUpdateProhibited
Updated Date: 19-nov-2012
Creation Date: 27-dec-2011
Expiration Date: 27-dec-2013
Traceroute, Ping, Domain Name Server (DNS) Lookup, WHOIS express ns1.hugeyield.com

Which actually points to yet ANOTHER scam... Advertspring.com (that admin contact in HugeYield)

It says it's advertising, but under how it works, it's AutoSurf (ASD) matrix scheme, and there's a "member / payout" on the right.

ANOTHER HYIP.

Interesting, apparently another website called Mercattel.com forwards / hosts the same server as AdsProfitReward.com