Would you buy a block of Swizz cheese?
Let's look at those plans. 10% in 24 hours. 20% in 72 hours. 40% in 96 hours. If these were real (they aren't), you would be better off running your cash through the 24 hour plan 3 times instead of using the 72 hour plan. If you can compound this, then 10% every 24 hours yields more than 40% in 96 hours. This doesn't make sense, but it doesn't have to. It's just numbers to convince people to hand over cash.
What you are looking at is a HYIP, which is an evil relative of a Ponzi scheme. A few pay small profits at the beginning. The few that ever paid anything back stop paying quickly, since it's cheaper and easier to set up more sites than to calculate the optimal exit time for a Ponzi that's paying.
Once you know what you are looking for, these are incredibly easy to spot. I wrote a guide for this sort of thing:
Ponzi Schemes and HYIPS - Free Money Traps
Read this and you should never be fooled by a HYIP again. You'll also be much more able to spot Ponzi schemes.
You may also want to check WHOIS info for swizz-flow.com. The domain was created on 2021-08-20 and is only registered for 1 year. That sort of thing is common for a domain someone doesn't intend to use for more than a year. It allegedly is registered to a company called BitFundsFX in Liverpool. You might want to contact the police there and file a fraud case. If they aren't in Liverpool, it probably won't help, but if they are in Liverpool, your case filing could lead to the people behind the scam being arrested.
