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Hello Everyone

This is a long post even though I still have nothing to report. I keep in contact with
other Live Support Staff but as yes, have not received any communication from
my boss or any other member of ExpInvest Staff.

Although I'm a paid employee of ExpInvest, and I'm not a wealthy person, I have
invested heavily in the Normal Plan myself. I do not have access to other peoples
investment amounts however I would go as far as to say I am one of, if not the
largest investor in ExpInvest given the current daily maximum limit. I have a daily
income from these investments so I do know when and at what times daily
payments have been made.

I am no 'newbie' to the HYIP market and I have to confess that my experience,
for the most part, is similar to what I have read in this thread. To put things into
perspective, here is a short extract from my past:

In 2001/2002 I had investments totalling $12,000 in 6 or 7 HYIP's. I used a well
know monitoring service at that time and was confident that I had diversified
enough. WRONG! One after another they folded. So after picking myself up and
dusting myself off (yet again) , I continued my quest to make a living online.

Late 2002 I did a home study course and traded the Forex. I had a slow Internet
connection at that time and found it rather stressful getting my stop options in so I
decided to cease trading. Again it didn't put me off......

That is why, 3 years later when I found ExpInvest, I immediately identified with
what they did and knew the returns offered were achievable.

I have reflected on our current situation and rather than speculating blindly, I
have attempted to put some logic to the recent happenings. Particularly in the light
of ExpInvest's track record and plans for the future. Here are my thoughts,
reasoning, points to consider and conclusions as to why ExpInvest would not wish
to close/vanish/cheat us - particularly at this point in time.

These are my personal views as an investor in ExpInvest.

1. The parent company measures the success of ExpInvest by its month on
month growth. I don't know the exact figures however, the last I heard from my
boss was that management was really pleased with our growth. Each month we
have increased our growth.
Points to consider: Ponzi's rely on money from new people to pay existing
commitments. The optimum time for a Ponzi to close is when new money starts to
fall off. ExpInvest's monthly income was rising therefore if it was a Ponzi, they
would be giving up a great deal of additional income with little extra risk.
Conclusion: ExpInvest is not a Ponzi

2. ExpInvest recently negotiated 3 additional brokerage accounts and had planned
to increase the maximum daily limit to $5,000 on 1st August 2005. This decision
was put on hold because current investors were investing more and Operations
felt the current limit should remain in force.
Point to consider: If ExpInvest had plans to cheat its investors, they would have
increased the maximum and thereby increased their takings prior to closing.
Conclusion: ExpInvest did not plan this closure.

3. The last payment was made on 23rd August 2005. Not all investors are due
their principal/profit. I received payments of $500 and $1,750. I also invested
$2,000.
Points to consider: I have a financial plan and full confidence in the company.
Conclusion: As I write this, ExpInvest is currently only 2 days late in its payments.
These late payments have not affected all ExpInvest investors.

4. Can ExpInvest afford to pay out for these missed days?
Points to consider: The contracts with the traders guarantee an agreed return on
the funds ExpInvest place with them. Trading should not be affected by technical
difficulties. The more ExpInvest places with the traders, the more they make
Conclusion: They are unlikely to want to kill the goose that lays the golden eggs.
Also, to continue making profits with investors funds, it is in the interest of
ExpInvest to pay all investors their principal and profit – including those now
overdue.

5. We were gearing up to celebrate our 100th payment day, and with no missed or
late payments that was to be a mini-milestone in the company's development.
Points to consider: This would have been the prime time to enhance even further
their already good reputation
Conclusion: ExpInvest did not plan this closure.

6. The original ExpInvest e-gold account number has a balance limit on it. There is
a new account number on the ExpInvest site that apparently appeared within 15
minutes of the balance limit being imposed on the other account
Points to consider: Under what circumstances would e-gold impose a limit? Was
this account hacked and representations made to e-gold from ExpInvest about
fraudulent activity? How did the new e-gold number get on the site so quickly?
Conclusion: Someone caused the e-gold balance limit to be imposed. Someone
was able to add the new e-gold account to the ExpInvest site

7. We can no longer access the ‘original’ database. This is confirmed by
the ‘invalid batch number’ when we try to check our investment listings. Also most
of the logs are missing from Live Support. Some new logs for 2 of the staff started
at ‘Wed 08/24/05 03:33 pm’ (Not sure which time-zone). I cannot log into my live
support email account – my password is not recognised. New investments are
however showing.
Points to consider: Did all these things happen at exactly the same time? Have all
the databases been cleared? (By accident or otherwise.) Has someone gained
access to passwords etc. and hijacked the site? Are the new investments going to
ExpInvest? If LS email is inaccessible then it is likely that support email is in the
same situation.
Conclusion: It is unlikely ExpInvest deliberately deleted all the information from
the databases. The site may not be in the hands of ExpInvet. Investors SHOULD
NOT invest in ExpInvest until they are sure the money is going to ExpInvest.

8. Lack of Communication. There has been no communication from ExpInvest
management to staff or investors. Live Support is not manned at this time. Emails
are not being responded to.
Points to Consider: The email server may be out of action. If Live Support staff
has no information, they cannot help anyone (I have instructed them not to log in
as the overwhelming number of callers has caused the system to overload.
Conclusion: Either ExpInvest has gone or everyone is working flat out to solve the
current issues. It is more likely it is the latter from the points raised in 1-7 above.
In future, lines off communication between Management and staff must improve.

I am away for a long weekend with my family (it’s a Bank Holiday in the UK) and I
plan to return on Monday afternoon sometime. I will be emailing a contact
number to my boss at ExpInvest so she/they can contact me if they need my help
with anything. If I do receive a call, rest assured I would cut my break short.

There is little we can do but wait. While we’re waiting, we can either generate
hostility to the company, the staff and to fellow members of this forum OR, we can
pick ourselves up, dust ourselves off and get on with our lives – worrying will not
really help the situation. The choice is really up to each and every one of you -
goodwill or bad attitude.

Whatever you choose, I am certain that all will become clear very soon indeed
and then the speculation will end.

Best Regards to you all – have a great weekend!

Edward Lamb
Customer Support Department
ExpInvest-International
www.expinvest-international.com "