DFY Passive Income Program Affiliates Commissions
The DFY (Done For You) Passive Income Program is a business purchasers buy.
This FOREX trading company is 100% owned by the buyer.
Managed by Kearsedge Boston, parent company of Maf: Starfleet Battles, this affiliate program pays 20% to affiliates.
Maf: Starfleet Battles is the sponsor of the DFY Passive Income Program and a portion of sales will go to Maf: Starfleet Battles for game development.
This Program features three tiers:
A $5,000 DFY Passive Income Program that pays buyers $104 a month for life.
The $10,000 DFY Passive Income Program pays buyers $208 every month for life
and the $25,000 DFY Passive Income Program pays buyers $520 every month for life.
First distribution is 30 days after the buyer purchasers their DFY Passive Income Program.
Website
Buyers receive and name the website their business is set up on.
Purchasers may log in at any time and may review transfers, transactions, earnings and distributions.
Owners of the business may request early withdrawal of any accumulated funds or may change the frequency of their distributions to every two months, quarterly, semi-annually or annually.
Roll-overs are not possible at this time, distributions must be made.
Management Fee
The DFY Passive Income Program is completely hands free to purchasers - 100% Done For You.
Buyers just sit back, allowing Kearsedge Boston to run their business and the buyers distributions are sent by direct deposit each month for as long as they own their business.
Kearsedge Boston assumes the risk of operating the business successfully.
If any losses occur, the buyer is not responsible for any consequences these losses may produce.
The Management Fees are:
$2,000 per month for the $5,000 DFY Passive Income Program.
$3,000 per month for the $10,000 DFY Passive Income Program.
$3,500 per month for the $25,000 DFY Passive Income Program.
Buyers are do Not pay the management fee out of pocket.
The management fee is taken from earnings the business generates that month.
If the business does not generate enough revenue to cover the management fee and the owner's distribution, the management fee is waived for that month.
Extra Earnings
This FOREX trading program is managed by a team of dedicated professionals using algorithms similar to the best hedge funds, investment banks and top traders.
Revenues in excess of the management fee plus the owner's distribution can easily occur during any given month.
When this happens, revenues in excess of the owner's distribution plus the management fee are accorded evenly to the owner of the business and Kearsedge Boston, 50% to each.
Example
A buyer has purchased the $520 a month DFY Passive Income Program.
The owner's distribution is $520.
The management fee is $3,500.
Total fees and distributions equal $4,020.
If the business generates $5,020 that month, the excess $1,000 is divided $500 to the owner for a total income that month to the owner of $1,020.
Kearsedge Boston receives the other $500 for a total receipt to Kearsedge Boston of $4,000.
There are no limits to the number of DFY Programs a buyer may purchase.
Affiliate Commissions
Affiliates receive a straight commission of 20% for each DFY Passive Income Program they sell.
$5,000 DFY sale = $1,000 to the affiliate.
$10,000 DFY sale = $2,000 affiliate commission.
$25,000 DFY sale = $5,000 to the affiliate.
Affiliates may buy a DFY Program at a 20% discount but will receive no commission for any DFY Programs they buy.
Company Assets
The DFY business is a collaborative effort between Kearsedge Boston and a "prop firm."
A "prop firm" is a proprietary trading firm that allows professional traders to trade FOREX or equities using the firm's money.
In this collaboration, traders keep anywhere from 75% to 90% of the profits they make using the firm's money.
The $5,000 DFY Passive Income Program has cash assets of $100,000.
The $10,000 Program has cash assets of $200,000.
And the $25,000 Program has assets of $300,000.
This is money "loaned" to the business by the prop firm and the owner of the business may not withdraw, borrow against, or otherwise use this capital in any manner.
Although this is borrowed money, the owner of the business may add this capital to their credit statement or on their financial statement IF the owner clearly indicates that this is borrowed money.
If the buyer sells their business or transfers it, the cash assets will be reevaluated by the prop firm but it is expected that the business will retain these assets.
Guarantee
Affiliates must clearly state to prospective buyers that there are no guarantees that their business will receive any income in any given month.
Losses are expected from time to time and for that period, the distribution may be reduced or eliminated.
Affiliates must also warn potential buyers that the prospect must never spend more than they cam afford to lose.
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