Review of Development Atlantic

A review of Development Atlantic from money-monitor.com
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You know the saying that "a good man is hard to find"? Obviously you do, unless you were stuck in a cave like, all your life. But lately I realized that when it comes to the Internet and, especially, the whole HYIP market, it should be transformed to "a good graphic designer must be hard to find."

I have come to believe that there is a secret place where all the good graphic designers live (and die, probably). Not many people, and definitely not many web administrators, know about this place. I think it's somewhere near Fiji and I like to think of it as a secluded island secured with really, really tall walls, impenetrable from the outside if you do not know the super secret code and have the correct, pre-approved retinas and fingerprints. I mean, there is no other explanation for bad design anymore, is there? Of course, there is also the whole hipster movement so we can now call every ugly thing "retro" or "vintage" and it becomes trendy.

For the sake of this review, let's assume this point of view, mis amigos. Life is frustrating as it is, why complicate things. I always applaud simple solutions and I am a strong believer in Occam's razor. As such, I appreciate the Ecuador based Development Atlantic and their effort in making their page easy to navigate and as simple as a knife. Or a razor. There are literally six elements of their website and they are all pretty self-explanatory. All in all, you can't get lost there unless you have the IQ of a pigeon. Yes, I actually mean all the disrespect for the pigeons or, as I like to call them, flying rats. As I was saying, www.developmentatlantic.com is a no-brainer when it comes to the user-friendly factor: setting up an account takes you about 3 minutes, funding your e-wallet as well, the FAQ section should leave you with most of your questions answered, there are three major investment plans to choose from and the referral program is rather intuitive (0.5%-3%).

Does basic mean unsafe, you ask? Most of the times yes, it does, but Development Atlantic does not seem to be the case. The page seems secure enough, they use the services of Comodo Positive SSL (https://www.positivessl.com/ ). I mentioned the simplicity of the plans, but I guess they still need at least some explaining, otherwise you will think I’m just slacking off. They are called Development, Atlantic and Partner.

Full Review at http://money-monitor.com/article/vie...m#.T_IPVvXgykp