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More on KAOnline’s AAA
Tags: KAOnline.Kevin, KAOnline replies:
The AAA Program is basically an offline broker agreement between the AAA and KaOnline. The AAA is allowed to solicit offline investments (via approved media) and pool these monies into his or her AAA Account. From this AAA Account the AAA is able to manually enter in his or her client´s information, the amount invested, the date invested, into which fund the monies were invested, and the profit sharing percentage the AAA chooses to work with on said investment. The AAA is then fully responsible for the paying of any and all interest to his or her offline investors. Monies are invested in the same portfolio of G.O. Funds as individual KaOnline Accounts, and the returns are the same. The AAA is paid, on top of the profit sharing, a monthly commission of 1.5% of all monies under his or her management for the period of one year.
The KaOnline Asset Protection Plan, which includes a free trust account, IBC, and VISA branded debit card will be offered to all AAA´s with a minimum of $100,000 under their management, an to all clients of AAA´s with a minimum of $50,000 invested. Clients with smaller sums will be offered the package at $2,000 U.S.D. We expect to have this plan ready to move by the 15th.
Interesting, something like being their broker. But there’re risks, what if KA closes? Won’t those who’re KA’s AAA get blamed?
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Yes. The AAA’s will be blamed but there’s alot of positives in the program as well. Those that would like to get involved while acknowledging the risks could very well make some excellent returns. Not only that, it’s my understanding that AAA’s will be given additional info on the inner workings of KA’s operations. Something we’ve all been looking for.
I know that ppl (myself included) are still unsure whether or not KaOnline is legit but I have to give them full marks for their business plan. They certainly appear to have put ALOT of effort into creating a company that means to be around for the long-haul.
Hey Propellertop, welcome to our blog.
I do have DD written on KA as well with quite a few documents which Benjamin has provided me, though it still appears to be a big question mark on the legitimacy of those papers.
Why?
I can’t verify with the other parties involved in the papers, since there was an NDA signed between me and Benjamin.
Then again, I wouldnt risk tarnishing my repute by getting involved with a program that can’t prove 100% legit and to introduce to my friends to join under me in AAA for that kind of profit.
Benjamin has somehow agreed on HYIPD on letting us know more about KA during this month or next, we’ll hope for the best and see!
Frankly, I like the feel of KA, but its just not enough for me to promote it yet.
I really do enjoy reading this blog. I was really getting sick of reading about how programs were ‘legit’ , and all the general cheerleading. I am sort of new to all of this though. I have never invested in any program, but was wondering…. has any program actually proven they weren’t a ponzi in some form?
I don’t want to knock KAOnline because I don’t know enough about it, but I have certainly read my fair share of information on them. Some of the funds in there are making upwards of 40% a month (Correct me if I am wrong), which is absolutely insane. With returns like that, I always question why would they need more investment?
I think they are taking advantage of people, who will bring family members in because it is an amazing opportunity to earn some commission. When it comes crashing down though the AAA’s are going to have some explaining to do to their friends/family.
Propellertop, your right!! They are very polished, and so far have a great reputation.
Hey Knon,
Welcome to our community blog!
I suppose its not really tough to tel a ponzi program from a legit one, but KA sure certainly places you in a pickle ain’t it?
At this point nothing concrete is coming from KA on how it is generating its profits entirely, I wont stick my guns on the documents being sent to me by Benjamin are all legit since there’s no way to prove them.
I’m going on with my gut feeling on KA for now, and am willing to upsize should it be more transparent to me on the insane returns (like you said) source.
Again, visit us often!
With their AAA program going into effect. I would feel comfortable investing because I know a ton of people will be investing after me, and for awhile after I am out too. But when it becomes time to pay all the people who invested through the AAA program…. where does that money come from? I am not saying they don’t have some amazing forex traders, or whatever they are doing to get 40% per month on your money. But it seems pretty unlikely.
It is somewhat easy to double $100 making some risky investments. Try to double $10million, or $100million… it gets to be impossible. Maybe I am too oldschool… but most of these ‘programs’ are just a game. If they are doing some high risk investments, they might get lucky a couple of times. But to keep returning money at such a high rate, they probably have to bet the whole pot everytime.
Love the blog…… maybe even invest a couple of bucks in some programs