First Thoughts on Tudor Games.
Tudor Games just began a “Gold” listing on the EmilyNews monitor. They are a relatively new company and their incorporation document indicates that they formalized business operations in April of 2017. They have been online for only twenty days or so and already have over 800 investors with a total of around $90,000 invested. That’s an average of over $100 per investor. Not bad at all…
As the name of the company might imply, Tudor Games is involved with computer games. Specifically, they are involved with the “development of video games for personal computers (PC) and mobile platforms.” They appear to be well-organized in their approach to the fulfillment of this mission with “two departments with qualified specialists: creative and technical (IT). The creative department includes: sound technicians, graphic animators, moderators, game designers, producers, artists, screenwriters, etc. They create and depict worlds in which people will want to plunge. Technical department includes: programmers, system administrators, technical support specialists, engineers, analysts, etc. They are in charge of the monitoring competent work of the creative process, fixing the equipment and testing ready-made programs.” My background is in engineering and, in light of my own personal experience, it would appear that they have all the bases covered. If they have competent people on board, they could do very well.
Tudor Games offers two investment plans that are aptly named the “Mobile Devices” plan and the “Personal Computers” plan. The Mobile Devices plan pays 1% interest for 11 business days and returns your deposit at the end of the investment period. The Personal Computers plan pays 4.4% interest for 35 business days and includes your deposit as part of your interest earnings. Aside from the fact that the investment plans are based on business days rather than calendar days, they are easy to understand. This isn’t always the case with HYIPs as sometimes the investor has to struggle to understand how an investment plan works. Working a few numbers in my head, it also looks like the Tudor Games investment plans are “conservative,” meaning that they do not promise insane returns that will be impossible for the company to sustain in the long term. So, Tudor Games may have something for us that will be worth our while to take a very serious look at. And, that’s exactly what we’ll do when we review the program within the next few days. Please stand by…
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Please do NOT ‘invest’ in this scam.
And please, look at the very least into companies like these,
before promoting it or giving it a Gold listing..
A few, well, not just red flags but proof it’s a 100% scam:
– they claim they’re involved in game dev and show ZERO
proof of that, don’t link to any other site or game at all.
– when searching yourself, including on the UK company
registration site they link to, you can find NOTHING related
to games and only Tudor Games in America (tudorgames.com ,
which is into electric footbal)
– they claim to operate since 2013 and again, NOTHING
found from them, up till 2017 (their company registration)
and 2018 – all their social media
So they outright lie when they say they’re involved with
game development, which means that you also shouldn’t
present it as such and at least make your readers aware of that..
Then if they still just want to gamble into a guaranteed PONZI,
sure that’s up to them, but at least look into the company and
let the readers know they are outright lying and misrepresenting
a 100% PONZI scheme as a game development/investment
business.
Thanks for your opinion, Robert. ALL listed programs are HYIPs and everybody knows (must know) that before investing.
About UK company registration and about involving in Real Business – http://emilynews.com/blog/?p=2972
ALL HYIPs can bring you both a quick profit and a loss. If you understand it – you will never invest more than you can afford to lose.
Sorry but but none of those – important but generic – warnings address the issues I brought up and examples like these, where there’s no doubt or risk. It’s a 100% scam.
You have blindly repeated claims from the company that – if you had looked into it even for 10min, you’d know – are false:
“As the name of the company might imply, “Tudor Games” is involved with computer games.”
NO, they are not.
This is misleading and if you didn’t know it,
it’s poor research IMO for a blog that is supposed to look into these critically..
” Specifically, they are involved with
the “development of video games for personal computers (PC) and mobile
platforms.”
Again, NO, they are not.
Nowhere do you just state that the company claims this and nowhere do you refute this..
“They appear to be well-organized in their approach to the
fulfillment of this mission”
Now you’re not just misleading, your advertising their lies.. o_O
Honestly, you should of course do what you want to do but if this blog is supposed to be for the consumer, then it fails. It’s blind advertising/marketing, at least this article.
None of the generic warnings get rid of that.
Anyhow, if you don’t see the problem with your
false statements and blindly repeating of the company’s claims with zero research or refutation, then I don’t know what to say, other than please rethink.
Good luck.