Ponzi schemes masked as HYIPs come in all shapes and sizes, and you’ll find the exact same is true for the marketing themes behind each program. However, I recently received a notification about a so-called “private HYIP” called “Cash Tanker” that really makes me wonder if some of the greedy charlatans behind these schemes have even a shred of dignity left. After investigating the Cash Tanker scam, I really have to ask “Is there anything they WON’T do?”

I know – that might sound harsh, but as we dig a little deeper, you’ll begin to understand where I’m coming from.

Cash Tanker is supposedly operated by a bank administrative specialist known only as Sam Serino. The investment plans offered under this supposed “elite community” aren’t too different from standard plans you’d find with any typical low rate, long-term HYIP. Investors who place between $5 and $1000 with Sam Serino’s Cash Tanker receive 2% daily, while those with a little more cash at hand – between $1001 and $50,000 – can earn 3% daily.

So, what’s all that different about this HYIP resembling a ponzi scheme model when compared to all the other garbage found across the HYIP / Autosurf industry? This particular program specifically markets its “investment opportunity” to Christians, and uses the innocence of Jesus Christ as its key symbolism.

Now, I will certainly state for the records that I am myself am a follower of the Christian faith and truly believe in the Gospel of Jesus Christ as the Savior of the world. While I certainly realize that some people reading this may not share my beliefs, I would expect that most (if not all) people would agree that any acts of perverting a religion’s white symbol of love and peace for the sake of manipulating others and capitalizing on their ignorance and greed is nothing less than a unconscionably low blow and depraved act.

Here is just one example:

And why exactly am I of the strong opinion that Sam Serino of Cash Tanker is running nothing more than an illegal ponzi scheme?

Well, let’s look at the facts, as presented on his Cash Tanker website:

#1. The overall website script is blaring ponzi scheme alarms like a complete madhouse. There is absolutely no specific explanation as to how profits are achieved through investment activity. No proof of legal registration or investment qualification is available. The main Cash Tanker website does include a mission statement, but overall but it presents nothing more than an emotional hook to attempt to win over skeptical prospects.

#2. The returns offered are absolutely ridiculous. 2 to 3 percent a day, which results in 60 – 90% in one month? What market – I don’t care which one you want to look at, stocks, forex, real estate – can guarantee you a 60% ROI every single month? NONE! Some of the most wealthy, knowledgeable traders that produce billions of dollars in profit per month don’t even tackle a mere 5% a month! Is any reasonable individual really supposed to believe that this mystery Sam Serino discovered some magical trading secrets of “massive wealth” unparaled by any other trading methodologies? Oh, and in the process he’s wasting time collecting a few bucks here and there from random people as opposed to seeking out major, qualified investors? All for the sake of helping out “fellow Christians?” That’s some high-stacked pile of BS, if you ask me.

#3. Where is this extra 5% bonus for referrals coming from? Is Sam just being generous and taking this out of his own pockets to reward his promoters? Or are we now supposed to believe that the 90% ROI you generate by the month is now 95% or more?

After stating all this, can I claim that I am 100% sure – beyond a shadow of a doubt – that this is a blatant ponzi scheme model created by a reckless crook? Generally, 99.99% of HYIPs are ponzi schemes, yet there are always the lucky 0.01% that somehow do manage to pull off an impressive, legitimate investment program.

However, if you want to compare the 3 points I listed above about Cash Tanker to legitimate high yield investment programs, I think you’ll be able to quickly read the writing on the wall and determine that Sam Serino’s platform does NOT even come close to matching up with those 0.01% wonder-programs. Sam Serino is running a scam; plain and simple.

I must say it is truly unfortunate (yet not entirely surprising) to see that some con artists set no ethical boundaries whatsoever. They play off as kind-hearted people trying to help victims of past scams and convince them to throw even more money away at another ponzi scheme. Now they use banners and images of Jesus Christ to promote their greedy filth.

Even more unfortunate is the grim reality that Sam Serino’s Cash Tanker is only one particle of the massive trash bag known as the “HYIP / Autosurf industry.” What vile creation will we see next?

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- Mr. Ryz

www.PonziSchemeAlert.com