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For many people it remains a mystery why some HYIP projects become mega-successful while some fail. Project creators seem to have both a desire and the efforts, but things are not going uphill. Many experienced administrators and investors come to the conclusion that the secret of HYIP success is quite simple: you have to pay for everything. If the creator of the project hopes for a “freebie”, well, be sure, the project will suffer an inevitable fiasco.

The first and main meaning of the word "HYIP" comes from the exchange business. This is not what has been discussed on the Internet and especially on YouTube at all. If you are a connoisseur of English, you can certainly catch the meaning of the abbreviation HIPE (High Yield Income Programs), as “high-yield investment programs”. Such programs appeared back in 1920 with speculations on postal coupons and now all this has grown into virtual space and has acquired a slightly different color.

Among investors multi-accounts are often said to be an evil. They are harmful, both for a single project and globally for the industry. Sometimes multi-accounts can harm even the creator. Let's understand the reason for the failure of multi-accounts.

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Very often investors are concerned about the question: why do some of the HYIPs work successfully while other (and most often they are the majority) constantly catch a scam? Unfortunatelly the answer is simple: often administrators do not have a goal to create a good long-term project and there is only a desire to gather more money for themselves, which causes a scam and no payouts.