Is it just me or does the name AcmeInvestor.com conjures up thoughts of Wiley Coyote from the kid’s cartoon, “The Road Runner Show”? If I had not known any better, I would have thought that this site might have been the rebirth of the PIPS scam if the names were substituted.

Does the concept sound familiar to you? A private loan program, earning 2% per day for 180 days plus throw in the humanitarian aid objective to the recipe and voila you have an investment that anyone can trust. Wait a minute, it’s not an investment. It is a “private loan”.

We wouldn’t want the government regulators to think otherwise and have to shut them down like many so called loan programs that came before them (PIPS, GINS, Global Online Direct etc.). They claim to be a licensed private investment fund. Where is the proof? None is shown on the website; not even a contact address or phone number is listed.

While it is true the Acmeinvestor.com domain was registered in 2005, the website was not up until the first part of 2007, so take the “Building Trust for 2 Years” with a grain of salt. I have yet to see their “Online Support” light up as being online once.

I am not convinced of their investing professionalism with all the English language errors found on the site. In our opinion, it is just another investment scam originating from Asia. Run fast from this one –beep, beep!