This is just a compliant or Suggestion Only,

Recently I saw that many Daily Paying Programs (No Matrix) are moved to HYIP discussion. I really liked this.

But MMG Still not applying this rules to some programs.

Adailycash has matrix, But moved to HYIP.
Other few programs doesn't has. But still on MLM

This post has been edited by SutharsanY: Mar 29 2012, 07:14 PM

MMG is in the process of moving and re-organizing the program sections. All of the programs will be moved into a new or more appropriate section soon. I apologize that some have been moved prematurely. We are working on a clearer definition for each section before the rest are moved.

Yes, and we (Compound150.com) have also been moved to HYIP section despite the fact we have a matrix, 3 level referral commissions (So very much MLM) and a product with more added constantly.

So are we a HYIP?

Hell no!

Justbeenpaid are still classed as MLM and we are more MLM than them.

Even if these programs are considered Matrix's, why the heck are they in the MLM folder? The Cycler folder clearly states it's for matrix programs....

Ah, Then mistake is MMG's

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This post has been edited by SutharsanY: Mar 30 2012, 05:16 AM

Then why not move them to the Cycler folder?

Lots of BIG MLM companies use a matrix plan. MLM plans can be binary (2x infinity depth matrix), uni-level (infinity wide to a limited depth) or specified matrix (eg. 3x10).

It sounds like they are coming up with a new category. Excited to see what they come up with next week.

I always think of a money cycler as a straight line (maybe even a 1x3 matrix that feeds into some other matrix) or a 2x2 matrix with a re-entry. Basically a pay plan model that lives on new spends for survival and pushing positions through the cycle.

Basically all monetary systems cycle money. So to me everything can be put in the cycling section. From there mmg could do their diversifying act.
The sections should be KISS for all

So, why not just wait till you get all of your programs in order, and decide how you want to categorize and file them, before moving them into different folders?

Thank you all for discussing the issue here instead of the individual program topics.

It would be nice to have a new section and drag them all in it... many of them are not really related to MLM and based on complete passive earning/ponzi...
HYIP is not appropriate section for them.

This post has been edited by jhakas22: Mar 31 2012, 04:39 PM

This is actually the best thread to discuss about the categories where the programs should be placed into. Now that this thread was created we can at least discuss some points that was raised by some people on the wrong threads.

Why was JBP not moved to the HYIP?
- Simple answer is that JBP as a whole is not entirely HYIP. The JSS-Tripler program of JBP is HYIP. However, JBP's main program is the Synergy Surf which is a matrix program. The JSS-Tripler is simply a feeder to the main program like JSS Warp and Booster. Unlike the other sites that copied JBP, those other sites' main program is actually the % daily earnings which is HYIP in nature. Although I agree with the others that JBP shouldn't stay on the MLM section but rather be moved to the Money-Cycler folder instead.

Why is C150 in the HYIP section?
- Currently, C150 is HYIP in nature. Why? The site gives out 1% daily interest on investments made by members. And that's the MAIN program of the site. The matrices that members get is an added bonus only and will happen after 150 days. So, what members get is a 1% daily earnings from investment which is similar to your classic HYIP. The best way to have C150 moved out from that section is for the Admin to open the purchases of matrices.

MBC should be moved to the GPT section since the main revenue of the site is actually from PTC advertising. They have referral shares which you can purchase to earn a daily % earnings but it's controlled and limited and is dependent on the performance of the site and number of unreferred members.

T2 should likewise be moved to the GPT section since you have to do tasks in order to get your 2% daily earnings. It's now similar to sites like Buxify or Buxjunction where you can earn up to 150% of your investment depending on your activity.


Companies that use the Multi-Level Marketing concept actually emphasizes on products. The commissions earned by the sellers/representatives are simply their bonuses. Good examples of MLM are Intra, Avon, DXN and the likes. Best way to distinguish it is this: Remove the MLM part, the company should still have a product to sell. This is not the case of the programs that people are arguing to be MLM programs. Once you remove the "so-called" MLM part, they're left with nothing.

Just wanted to stop by and thank MMG for creating the new hybrid folder, and for doing a great job of separating the mlms from the rest.