There is no information on the Hi Hourly website indicating who owns or runs the business.

The Hi Hourly website domain (“hihourly.com”) was registered on the 8th of July 2016, however the domain registration is set to private.

Despite only having launched in late September, Hi Hourly claim

to this date , the grand value of the property our clients have invested in through Hi-Hourly is over 2 billions across 25 markets worldwide.

No proof of this claim is provided anywhere on the Hi Hourly website.

Hi Hourly do provide a certificate of incorporation from the UK Companies House. These costs about £20 GBP and require nothing more than a virtual mailing address in the UK.

“Harrison Scott” is listed as the sole Director of Hi Hourly. The use of generic Anglo-Saxon names is common in fraudulent UK-based incorporation filings.

Alexa currently estimate that Pakistan (36.6%) and Indonesia (19.6%) are the two largest sources of traffic to the Hi Hourly website. It is highly likely that the admin(s) running Hi Hourly are based out of one of these countries.

As always, if an MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money.

The Hi Hourly Product Line

Hi Hourly has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market Hi Hourly affiliate membership itself.

The Hi Hourly Compensation Plan

Hi Hourly affiliates invest in plans offering ROIs of up to 1000%.

invest $10 or more and receive a 29% to 80% daily ROI for four days (up to 320%)

invest $4 or more and receive a 2.2% to 8% hourly ROI for 48 hours (up to 384%)

invest $10 or more and receive a 0.65% to 5% hourly ROI for 240 hours (up to 1200%)

invest $1000 to $4000 and receive a 300% ROI after 3 days

invest $600 to $5000 and receive a 1000% ROI after 7 days

invest $1500 to $3000 and receive a 125% to 150% ROI after 1 hour

Referral commissions are available on funds invested by downline affiliates, paid out down two levels of recruitment.

Level 1 commissions on funds invested by personally recruited affiliates are determined by the total number of affiliates recruited:

recruit 1 to 150 affiliates and receive a 4% level 1 commission

recruit 151 to 300 affiliates and receive a 6% level 1 commission

recruit 301 or more affiliates and receive a 10% level 1 commission

Level 2 commissions are paid out at a flat rate of 1%.

Joining Hi Hourly

Hi Hourly affiliate membership is tied to a minimum investment of $4.

Conclusion

The ruse behind Hi Hourly’s advertised ROIs is your typical MLM underbelly vagueness.

Hi-Hourly Inv LTD is an investment fund, which increases the return on stocks, bonds, but also in the Forex market. We also invest in other funds in the world.

Nothing further than the above spiel is provided, with the only verifiable source of revenue entering Hi Hourly being affiliate investment.

The use of newly invested funds to pay off existing investors makes Hi Hourly a Ponzi

🤖 Quick Answer

Who owns and operates Hi Hourly?
Hi Hourly's ownership structure remains undisclosed on their website. The company lists "Harrison Scott" as sole director through UK Companies House registration. However, the domain registration is private, and the use of generic Anglo-Saxon names raises transparency concerns common in suspicious investment schemes.

When was Hi Hourly established?
Hi Hourly's domain was registered on July 8, 2016, though the company claims to have launched in late September. The registration details are kept private, limiting verification of the business's actual founding date and operational history.

What are Hi Hourly's claimed investment returns?
Hi Hourly advertises 150% hourly returns on investments. The company claims clients have invested property worth over 2 billion dollars across 25 global markets, though no verifiable documentation or proof supports these extraordinary financial claims.

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