Ka-Online - Program Discussion

Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2006 10:49 pm

Please post all topics related to Ka-online in this thread.

Posted: Tue Sep 19, 2006 5:01 pm

8/19 - I joined earlier this month, let us see how this pans out.
8/31 - AA Fund - We can expect a 40 - 44% payout for the month of August Woohoo - the lowest return yet!!
EDIT: payout for Aug. 2006 is 43% on AA Fund.

9/1 - Withdrawal paid to my account in minutes of request!!!
Awesome. By Oct. 1st, I will be almost at break even point. Then it is compounding heaven!!

9/8 - Got my first weekly payment in the IDF - If these guys turn out to be as good as OSC, it will be great for the HYIP world.

9/10 - Dropped another little bit of change into the weekly program. Let us hope this lasts.
I am really waiting for the DD info to be published.
The AAA project sounds like that is where we will get this information. Anyone make contact as yet?
I plan to by the end of this month.

9/16 - Another nice return with the ID Fund.
Withdrawing till I recover my capital.
Has anyone signed up or contacted Kenneth for the AAA program?
It appears that they are looking for investment solicitation! Can't do that unless you have all the paperwork correctly documented.
This could be a good thing. Unless, they plan to do it under the radar, then it is definitely not good.

9/17 - Sadly, I am still a couple of cycles away from full capital recovery.
By the first of November, I will be in the clear. After that, I plan to 65% compound, and 35% withdraw.

Posted: Fri Sep 22, 2006 3:41 am

Another great performance for the ID fund this week - 9%.

Still collecting my seed, so I made a withdrawal request, and was paid almost instantly to my accoount. By the time I logged off the site and got into my e-currency account, the money was already there.

Thanks Benjamin, and the entire Ka team, and welcome to our forum, Benjamin.

Investor Joined: 21 Sep 2006 Posts: 160

An interesting site in the Hyip jungle, variety of proposal, excellent communication from Benjamin, withdrawal faster than the light. They even opened a American Airlines mileage program for members.
I only regret the low tranparency of all the opportunities offered by KA Online

Posted: Fri Sep 22, 2006 7:48 pm

GE,

The AA miles, by default, one would think that several corporate documents have to be submitted somewhere in order to get that ball rolling! Unless that is naive thinking.

I have never really applied to get my customers miles, so I would not really know what is involved. Can't get miles from a Mom and Pop grocery store - that's for sure!

I haven't yet gotten in touch with Kenneth, but I intend to shortly. I think that the latest offering the AAA program will shed a lot more light than is made avaialble to the general investors.

I don't know whether any privilidged information can be shared on public or private forums, but it never hurts to ask!

Levaz

Investor Joined: 21 Sep 2006 Posts: 160

levaz wrote:

GE,

The AA miles, by default, one would think that several corporate documents have to be submitted somewhere in order to get that ball rolling! Unless that is naive thinking.

I have never really applied to get my customers miles, so I would not really know what is involved. Can't get miles from a Mom and Pop grocery store - that's for sure!

I haven't yet gotten in touch with Kenneth, but I intend to shortly. I think that the latest offering the AAA program will shed a lot more light than is made avaialble to the general investors.

I don't know whether any privilidged information can be shared on public or private forums, but it never hurts to ask!

Levaz

Good remarks Levaz, I didn't even thought to that. I didin't yet saw any posts about somebody who used those miles.
I've some good contact in the Business Travel, I will see what they know about the AA program.

So far the credo of KO is : no sharing due to NDA. But if indeed the AA offer can be verified, it could become interesting.

Time to see if I've still the EMEA AA contact name

Cheers,
Gray Eminence

Posted: Sat Sep 23, 2006 12:38 pm

Gray Eminence,

If you can find out for us the requirements of an organization to offer AA miles to their clients - that would be excellent.

Jumping the gun here, but if it turns out that there is a lot of paper work that is indeed required, that will give Ka-Online that much more leverage in my books.

Levaz

Investor Joined: 21 Sep 2006 Posts: 160

levaz wrote:

Gray Eminence,

If you can find out for us the requirements of an organization to offer AA miles to their clients - that would be excellent.

Jumping the gun here, but if it turns out that there is a lot of paper work that is indeed required, that will give Ka-Online that much more leverage in my books.

Levaz

Hi Levaz,

Here is the place to order AA miles https://www.orderaamiles.com/orderAAmiles.jsp. Don't seems so hard to get some miles and my contacts told me that very easy as long as you pay.
Not removing credential to KO but not adding too, sorry

Cheers,
Gray Eminence

Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2006 11:46 am

Gray,
Thanks for the research.

Meanwhile, Benjamin estimates that the AA fund will pay out between 47 - 49%.

Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 12:11 pm

Another fine week for the IDF - 9%
I must add, though, this is the very first time that I have had to wait for my withdrawal for more than 5 minutes. I will post when it does show up!

Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 2:28 pm

Received payment in just over 2 hours, which is not bad at all.

Moderator Joined: 19 Sep 2006 Posts: 226

levaz wrote:

Received payment in just over 2 hours, which is not bad at all.

I recieved mine within 2 minutes at 7.30am (GMT). In profit now so hitting the 50% compounding button from now on.

Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 3:49 pm

d1ck0 wrote:

levaz wrote:

Received payment in just over 2 hours, which is not bad at all.

I recieved mine within 2 minutes at 7.30am (GMT). In profit now so hitting the 50% compounding button from now on.

I normally withdraw at just past midnight GMT. They pay out at midnoght. When I do that, I get paid faster than I can log out of Ka and open up e-bullion / e-gold and enter the crypto/PIN to check the status.

Levaz

Newbie Joined: 26 Sep 2006 Posts: 36 Location: Germany

Received first payment for IDF within 30 minutes

Newbie Joined: 26 Sep 2006 Posts: 36 Location: Germany

Received first payment from AA Fund (8% for 5 days) within 2 minutes.

Posted: Sun Oct 01, 2006 11:38 am

Last months returns on the AA Fund 48%

Awesome!! Withdrawal received, again it took a couple of hours, but that is ok with me.

Levaz

Posted: Tue Oct 03, 2006 2:08 pm

When we heard about the downfall and closer of BetonSports, our immediate reaction was to check with any of our portfolio invesments that were (are) exposed to Sports Arbitrage.

Here is the reply from Benjamin

Quote:

Sports arbitrage makes up only about 2 to 3% of the entire AA Fund portfolio if that, and normally we only utilize the sports arbs during a sports "high season", say world cup or the NFL playoffs. This will not effect us in the least.

The sports arbitrage was included only because while "normal" arbitrage is foreign to most investors a vast majority have heard of and understand the idea behind sports arbitrage.

Ben Navarro
Managing Director
KaOnline.biz

Newbie Joined: 20 Sep 2006 Posts: 43

Levaz,

Not to deviate from the discussion, but from your tone, are sports arbitrage programs not ideal to invest in? Or was it just because Beton Sports closed? This area is interesting. From what I have been researching there is lower risk involved with this kind of trading.

Moderator Joined: 19 Sep 2006 Posts: 226

I have access to a program that soley invests in sports arbitrage. Here are some comments from the admin from the program due to the beton sports situation.

Quote:

As a result of this action and because of pressure by the US government, many of the other offshore book makers have begun closing accounts of US citizens. Consequently, 12 of our other online accounts have also been closed. The good news here is that we have been able to recover most of the funds we had on deposit with them. The bad news is that our arbitrage opportunities have been greatly reduced. With about 25% of our funds tied up and less than half as many online bookmaker accounts our income is off by about 50%.

Its not game over, it just makes it slightly more difficult to get a return with this type of investment.

Posted: Wed Oct 04, 2006 11:12 am

lovelydi21 wrote:

Levaz,
Not to deviate from the discussion, but from your tone, are sports arbitrage programs not ideal to invest in? Or was it just because Beton Sports closed? This area is interesting. From what I have been researching there is lower risk involved with this kind of trading.

The simplistic reply is that unless the US govt. gets it cut off the profits (pretty similar to the mafia, only when they do it, it is called taxes), they do not like any kind of money getitng into private citizen's hands.

I ran across a website a few years ago which shows that none of the governments installed or elected from previous British colonies were given the right to levy taxes. In the surrender of ownersjip of these former colonies, the monarch never did relinquish their right to collect taxes. These new governments are actually collecting taxes illegally!

Back to the off-topic, BetonSports was a multi-million dollar operation. With their assets currently in limbo, many smaller programs that use BoS as their trading platform will have their funds stuck too. Most of the program admins. may not reveal this fact to their investors, and keep collecting more funds before they decide to run off!!

As d1ck0 pointed out, there will be lesser opportunities to pick up arbitrages with the demise of BoS, and I beleive that the US is targeting other major on-line betting houses as well.

Yes, there is lesser risk involved because you are playing one bet against another, not he bet itself. What the bots do is they find extreme odds on a particular sport and play each spread. The difference is what you make, evertime. No matter who actually wins the bet!!

Newbie Joined: 26 Sep 2006 Posts: 36 Location: Germany

7% for IDF last week.
Withdrawal within 40 minutes.

Moderator Joined: 19 Sep 2006 Posts: 226

Also go my return in the IDF fund. Took about an hour to get payment. For some strange reason I got two referals but have not advertised KAonline for over a month!! Oh well, not complaining I suppose.

Newbie Joined: 22 Sep 2006 Posts: 17 Location: Thailand

This one has response quite well in my opinion..

Just up to 2-3 hrs after withdrawal.. Wink

Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 5:36 pm

fs2303 wrote:

7% for IDF last week.
Withdrawal within 40 minutes.

That is the lowest return yet, which is not bad at all.

Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 5:37 pm

Fedass wrote:

This one has response quite well in my opinion..

Just up to 2-3 hrs after withdrawal.. Wink

You guys seem to have better lcuk than me with withdrawals, mine took over a couple of hours. The point is that I did get paid.

Still waiting to see the DD information.

Has anyone signed up for the Authorised Affliate program. Perhaps they offer some DD there since I imagine one has to solicit investments!