Daily Earners 247 (dailyearners247.com) promises 20% after 24 hours on its smallest plan and 50% on the next, “principle included”, with “instant withdraw”. It says it has operated “Since 2017”. Its domain was registered in August 2024.
The recruiter
One victim said the person who signed him up passed him to a “Roge Ver”, presented as the company’s expert, to vouch for it. The name echoes a well-known figure from the early bitcoin world. Borrowed names are a standard way to make a scheme feel connected to people investors have heard of.
Daily Earners 247 by its own numbers
Daily Earners 247
dailyearners247.com
HYIP
- Premium plan: 20% after 24 hours, $30–$499
- Gold plan: 50% after 24 hours
- Referral: 3 levels: 5% / 2% / 1%
- Story: Altcoin mining on “hardware trading farms”
- Claim: “UK Registered Company”, no number given
- Domain registered: 23 August 2024
At 20% a day, $100 would become more than $23 million in two months. No mining farm or trading strategy produces that. The three-level referral commission shows where the money for early payouts comes from: new members brought in by old ones. The footer reads “Copyright @2020”, four years before the domain existed.
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Steps to take if you joined Daily Earners 247
- Stop depositing and do not recruit anyone else.
- Screenshot your balance, plan and referral page.
- List every crypto transfer with its transaction ID.
- Report the wallet addresses to your exchange.
- Report the site to Action Fraud (UK) or your local police.
⚠ Why this is a scam pattern
- 20–50% returns in 24 hours.
- Multi-level referral commissions.
- “Since 2017” on a 2024 domain.
- A name-dropped “expert” as proof.
The verdict: a high-yield investment scheme with impossible daily returns and referral levels. Do not deposit.
Names that sound like well-known crypto figures are used to borrow trust. A real public figure does not coach new investors one by one through a referral. If someone introduced as an expert asks you to deposit more, stop, save the conversation, and check the name and photos against public sources before you reply.
Sources: trader complaints published on an independent forex review forum (August 2021); dailyearners247.com (checked 27 October 2026); RDAP record. General information only.
