Ever since the shares have started generating revenue I have had 19 shares expire and seen my ROI go from the 18% range to close to 30%.

It is still too soon to start declaring renewed trust again but I'm getting closer.

If I can get my money back maybe I'll do that. That would mean starting to buy shares again and promoting. Caution is definitely warranted and I won't ever go in as deep as I did here but there is light at the end of the tunnel. If this site could come back it would definitely be and unexpected surprise and the added diversification would be welcome

moneymarketing wrote on 1^st Dec, 2016 at 10:46pm:

There's also another theory..

Everytime they run some kind of promo they get a boost in their funding so maybe they share that boost to improve shares' returns, and eventually share purchases.. and when the funding boost stops, revenue sharing speed [almost] stops as well..

This creates a nice funding circle that keeps a bucket of cash in their account in the end..

Apart from the promos, remember that just like it happened with me, last November's promo motivated a lot of members to upgrade and purchase referrals.. These upgrades should expire this year's November so there are also the membership/RRs renewals helping up with the extra funding..

All in all, this way they've got enough funds to work with.. and this time of the year the profits are boosted for everyone..
It's not necessarily bad as long as it works, apart from the fact that everything is so robotic in YGP and gives the impression that maybe an actual robot has assumed control of the site..

...which in turn irrevocably, ergo, vis-a-vis, concordantly leads us:





moneymarketing wrote on 3^rd Dec, 2016 at 10:30pm:

I've done that a couple of times for many sites we have long discussions on.. it's really like reading the story of the site in a book. (or thread.. lol)

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SolidSnake wrote on 5^th Dec, 2016 at 1:31am:


Most sites do run Christmas promos, YGP included. This one is almost a "scheduled promotion".

You and I are # 3 and 4 in the points contest rui. Ironically, I think it is because we need to make deposits in order to make withdrawals so the site doesn't really gain anything from all that activity. It might look good to new members though. same as all our payment proofs in the PP section. I'm still at only 42% of what I've invested but that is not how it looks 

One thing I do notice is the member counter seems to be spinning again. That was really slow for a time but it is in the hundreds daily now

I've even thought of promoting it myself again

Meanwhile, I was comparing YGP's Christmas promo to the ones of other sites in order to decide how to use some accumulated funds I have in Payza in order to expand my online earnings..

After considering my options I decided not to deposit further than what I need to extend my current RRs on YGP, instead of going ahead and getting more of them through the $100+ bonus.

I like the way things go with my account right now and I wouldn't like to change a thing and risk ruining the balance of it,since my budget is not unlimited and all...

So, here is a summary of my current YGP strategy:

Based on my calculations as my account stands right now with Silver+250RRs and an average of ~1.85, I'm getting full ROI plus a profit of $15.50 per month without including the promo discounts (nor recycles though), and I'm constantly extending them for 90 days.

After comparing it with the rest of the longer term options I figured out it is the speediest ROI with my current amount of RRs.
For example if I extend them for 150 days I'd get a profit of $18/month but I'd get to hit ROI much longer...
Or in case I extend them for 240 days the monthly profit would be $20.50 and the time to reach ROI would be even longer..

So, by sticking to the 90 days renewal period I minimize the risk and have the chance to rearrange my strategy based on the flow of the events.. I can always bail out quickly in case they go crazy and decide to change rules, but still make a nice profit every month..

I deposit $120 every 3 months and get back $166.5 during the same period.
Normally the deposit bonuses cover the recycling costs, so the numbers are actually close to the real ones.

Thinking annually the cost is $486.67 and the return is $675.25.
That's an increase of 38.75% so it's definitely better than keeping that in a bank!

With the recent speedup in the share profits, the tempo was even quicker, and I'm now left with 4 more shares left to expire.

Passively promoting this with my paidverts ads and am seeing signups 

dansbanners wrote on 4^th Jan, 2017 at 3:41pm:


I figured I'd go for YGP over FC because it is two levels of benefits and you can get unlimited DRs there so it will be better overall for the team