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Hello folks, once again I am here to bring a small review of a program requested by one of my readers.
Since I find the program interesting enough, and the review is also decent enough to be here, I decided to publish it, to share the info with all my readers.

Once again, all links are without ref link, because I am not a member of this program. So, I advise to seek a upline that gives ref back ;)

Here it is:


Plans: at first glance, the rate offered might seem to be too high for long run (2-2.4%, resulting in 10-12% weekly), but the principal is not returned, making it more sustainable, and mainly, will avoid large withdrawals when plans expire. And since all plans last 100 business days, the total ROI will be 200-240%, not too excessive for something done in 20weeks, or 140 calendar days.
Some programs in past, like Saza, which gave 8-10% weekly forever lasted very long, so Mutual Treaty plans should be sustainable on long run because they don't last forever...as long there is a positive growth and "decent" admin.
I just don't understand if the compound is available as optional or forced in bigger plans, but it is not much important because most people will join the first plan.

Design and content- the design itself is good and attractive, but we never know if it was copied. The content is a bit let down, because the about us page is everything but original. Check here and here, and see if there are similarities.

Company incorporation- they try hard to look genuine, and while this doesn't prove it is real at all, it shows the admin is doing efforts to sell his "fish". But what really caught my eye was the fact the incorporation was done in November 2009, showing the project wasn't rushed, but probably well thought, and was waiting for a good timing to launch.

Security and script- the script is NeverSay. The site offers SSL connection, but it's not forced. There is a Comodo Seal to assure you are on the right site and not on a cheap copy. Interestingly these seals were popular last year, but now we don't find it many times. I heard that Comodo and Verisign made the verifications more strict due to the large numbers of hyips/scams they got associated with, in past.
The host is the well known Dragonara, a very good host and DDoS protection provider.

Payment processors- LR, PM, STP and AP. Pretty much all 4 currencies most used in hyips. Personally I like to see a program with AP and STP, as they offer a bit more safety than LR/PM, but are also known for blocking accounts. So I checked their AP and STP account, and both are in name of Mutual Treaty and not those using strange names (this usually happens in high-ROI games), so maybe the odds to get blocked are low.

Risk vs reward- considering you will be joining the first plan, you will need 10weeks to get principal back, or around 2 months and half.
Right now it's hard to determine what admins plans are, if a fast game, or a slow pace game. However it isn't too far fetched to think it should survive till Christmas without sweating much, unless the admin decide to do a hard launch now that can affect severely this hyip's life.


Now, if I would have to give a final score, it would be 3/5, because I think it is on the same level of Safe Depositary (which I reviewed yesterday), when you look to the overall picture of both.
Both don't have a possible "forecast" yet; Safe has better site design and content in my opinion, but Mutual has better plans because of no principal back; Safe has bank wires, and Mutual has AP and STP; the rest of features are almost the same: Dragonara, SSL,...
And mainly: both have similar good risk/reward for now.

So, as you see the level of both is around the same, but of course we never know which one will be a success, can be both, or none of them.
As usually, invest wisely, and maintain things in a affordable level.