important: free surfer plan is closed, check here.

updated the bat instructions
update2: sometimes the free surfer plan is disabled, so don't worry if one day you go register another account and free surf plan doesn't appear.

Hello folks.
This article is more directed to "newbies" who are looking mainly to find some "easy" money to start investing in this hyip world, without risking their own money.
The "seniors" hyip investors can also try it, but might not like it due to the time you need to spend daily on it.

I still remember when I started with 50$ (lol), and I would love to have at that time a similar opportunity to help me to increase my initial money.
I will cover mainly the "free surfer" plan in this half-baked review, because my main objective is to teach "newbies" a source of money that can help them to start their career in hyip world, but Vaults also offers other high-ROI plans, although I consider those more riskier (because you will be risking your own money, unlike on free surfer plan where you will risk at max 10$).

Now let's start with a bit of story:
I know Vaults since June, but I was a bit afraid to introduce it in my blog because I thought it was on the last steps because they were introducing new plans that disrupted the almost perfect organization they had in plans.

Basically Vaults.net can be considered a high-ROI surf program, because it offers 10x12, 11x13, 12x12...well a considerable number of plans that range from 120% to 144% (paid when the plan expires) final ROI.
What impresses more in this program was the very clever system to promote a forced slow growth and to avoid hit n runners. I have seen many programs in past with systems like 50/50 rule and re-invest bonus, both most of them failed.
In Vaults the system was very clever because it uses your and others investors greed.
You had to start with 10$ plan, and then, when you finished it, you would be allowed to upgrade to 20$ plan (or stay on the same 10$ plan) and so on until you reach a maximum of 1500$ plan.
So all investors had to start with 10$ (or more if you used multiple accounts).
But, as you know...everyone wants always more (greed factor), and this system worked very well to keep reinvestments going on, allowing a gradual growth of the site over the time.
This allowed the survival of the program for a long, long time, the biggest I ever saw for a high-ROI program: at least since December 2009 (talkgold thread), but I heard it is online since May 2009.

Vaults.net is the living proof that a well thought program, even being a high-ROI one, can last very long, despite the "crisis" that happened.
And mainly, it shows admins like Roger (see the article here) that blaming the investors is not the solution. Instead, a good admin, should watch the market conditions and adapt the hyip to it.
Vaults can be an surf program with an advertising side, but it is impossible to sustain the plans it offers only with advertising, so I am sure it has a big Ponzi side, cleverly managed.

Now, in June, Vaults introduced the "investors" plans, that allowed you to jump the "ladder" and being able to invest 100$-500$ right away.
This already caused some concern for me, but the free surfer plan, that pays 0.40$ each day forever concerned me much more, because in my opinion it would drain the funds very quickly.

But, fortunately, Vaults administration is very active, and transformed the "free surfer" plan from a very attractive thing (auto surf 5 seconds each, unlimited number of accounts, 2$ cashout....) to something that can bring money to the site through advertising, because now this plan is manual surf and with 15 seconds for each site, maximum of 10 accounts for each person and 10$ min cashout.
The "tweaked" version of this plan is much better, because it avoided the exploit of it (a person could have 100 accounts without any work because it was auto surfing) and the manual surf make the advertising in the site worth more.


After this introduction, let's talk about the free surfer plan itself.
With this plan, you invest 1$ and you will earn 0.40$ forever, or better, while the site stays online.

Now some important rules:
-you are only allowed to have one plan per account. The script handles this automatically, so you don't have to concern about it;
-you can have a maximum of 10 accounts (you don't need 10 emails, just put anything from your imagination on the following 9 accounts);
-you can only buy one plan each day, in your overall accounts. This mean that you need 10 days to fill 10 accounts with investments (free surfer or other plans);
-you can only request a cashout each day, in your overall accounts. And the minimum is 10$.


Now let's go to the numbers...with 10$, you will earn ~120$ each month (10accounts x 30days x 0.40$), and you can only withdraw after around 25 days, due to the current 10$ minimum.
I prefer to withdraw in a monthly basis, it's easier, and sometimes compensate one day or another I couldn't surf.

How much time you are required each day to surf?
On a straight mode, you need around 10 minutes for each account (40 sites x 15 seconds each). Multiply this by 10, and add the time needed to do logins and you will need around 2hours each day.
I know this sounds a lot, but you can do it in parallel with other activities you are doing online.
But you are in dvdhyip blog, so of course I would teach a trick to diminish the time needed.

You can use multiple browsers and surf various accounts at same time.

Alternative 1
The best browser to do it it's firefox.
However I must warn, if you use FireFox as primary browser, having multiple profiles will affect the normal behavior of FireFox, so I would advise to not do this.
In windows, create a batch file (the easiest way it's to do a text file and then rename it to .bat) and add the following:

@echo off
set MOZ_NO_REMOTE=1
start "" "C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -p
set MOZ_NO_REMOTE=0

update: you don't have to place it on FF folder, you can have it in your desktop. What I meant was to make sure the 3rd line (start "" "C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -p) has your correct FireFox folder, as this is the default folder for Win7/Vista, but you may have it installed on a different folder, and winXP default folder is different, depending on your windows language (if I remember correctly).
To edit the bat, just right-click on it and select "edit", on Win7/Vista. In winXP just open it with notepad, I don't remember well (I no longer use XP), but I think it worked with notepad.

Make sure to place the folder where you have your Firefox installation.
If you are totally unsure about creating a batch file, I uploaded mine here. But make sure you have a up to date antivirus because I heard in past that some hackers changed links in blogs to new links with virus.
Also, before opening the bat file, right-click on it and select "edit" and make sure it only has the code I told above.


Now, after the bat file is done, all you need is to double click on it, create the number of profiles you want are good to go. This way, if you have 10 browsers, and fully commit yourself to just surf, you will be able to surf all 10 accounts in 10-15minutes, depending in your internet connection.

Alternative 2
If you use FF as your main browser, you probably won't want to have strange behavior on it due to multiple accounts conflicts.

So...the alternative is to have multiple different browsers.
For example you can have IE, FF, Safari and Chrome. With Opera I can't login, but the version I use is already 1 year old, so it might be worth to try a newer version.
Of course this alternative is not as good as having 10 FireFox profiles, but with 4 browsers you can already cut your surf time a lot.


If later (after receiving your first row of cashouts) you want to risk some money in investors plan, for example in the 100$ plan, you have to contact support to cancel one of yours free surfer plans, in order to allow you to select a new plan. This way you can keep going with 9 free surfer accounts and 1 investor account.


Remember that this site is as risky as one hyip, despite of being online for a long time. Still, I think that giving 10$ to potentially receive a lot more (120$ each month) it's worth it.
If the site goes down before you are able to cash out (you need at least 25days), you probably will be more pissed of due to the time you spend surfing, than due to the money lost.


If I had to give a score to Vaults.net, it would be definitely 5/5, in the high-ROI scale (not comparable to the others scores in my current list), because it is one of most successful high-ROI program I came across.

If you decide to go for the "investor" plans, remember to treat it like a game, and keep your investments at an affordable level.