Thread: AmityFuds - amityfunds.com

I think what has happened here is that the team has been working so hard to get things up and running they havent had to time to clarify things as yet.

I am looking forward to an update early next week.

M

Originally Posted by wave

I am all for the HYVUM.

It makes the whole thing a lot more interesting.

However, one detail bugs me a bit. The HYVUM pool, that have been growing
for quite some time now, is suddenly gone.

The 7M return has not been really paid to us, but has been "taken" by
Amityfunds by having the remaining 6 million units being available for sale
by mandatory funds.

Now, of course this means that unit holding members got more units.
And in the long run this will be very profitable when the HYVUM is working
with a steady demand/supply of units.

But for now, the pool that was supposed to give 3% daily dividend to unit
holders have been spent, transferred to Amity as payment for the remaining
units. What will then create the future return per unit?

Let me emphasise that I have no interest in complaining or creating any
negative energy on this. I can also see how this move was practical from
the company's point of view. Bacup capital is always good. I am merely
interested in understanding how the future strategy for this goes.

After all, one of the elements that makes the HYVUM attractive is that the
units are creating dividends. That is what makes the units something more
than just a mandatory puchase.

So then, the return need to come from some base capital. Which, as I
understand is no longer available for placement.

Anyone care to enlighten me on this?


>wave

Sounds about right.

I look forward to a brief on how the pool will function
in the future. I see huge potential here, and look
forward to hear the strategy on taking this further.


>wave

Hi,

I would like to urge all Amity members to log in to their
HYVUM market and use their mandatory funds to buy units.

That way, the last units will be sold out faster, and the HYVUM
will be open for normal trading amongst members.

You will have to use your mandatory funds to buy units anyway,
so might as well do it now. If you wait, you may have to pay more
than the current 0.5000 per unit.

Let's go :-)


>wave

The Amity site has been down, and rumours have it they have
had some virus or hacker attack.

The site was first down for about 36 hours, but then
up again for some hours wednesday night (GMT).

Now it's down again, so probably more of the same.

Sending the Amity staff all good vibes to restore their
system and maybe upgrade the compromised parts of
their security.

>wave

This is good news, and they are processing withdrawals,
only delayed by a manual check on each transaction
before final deposit to client Hatfield account.

I trust AF will upgrade their security level to avoid
more disturbances. There are always ignorant people
out there trying to mess up a good system or sabotage
it for their own gain.

Good times ahead. Amity is still my best tip for 2007.


>wave

When I try to log in at Amity, I get a notification from
Windows that the security certificate for that page has
expired.

Strange that this should happen right now, maybe not
a coincident.

Could it be somethings that is happening due to more hacker attempts
on the page? Someone fishing passwords?

If you opt for installing the new security certificate, you allow a download
and install to your computer. May be some virus or trojan included?

Anyone have any thoughts on this?

Very happy with the recent updates, sounds like the crew has
the situation all under control.

>wave