[janc63]

I would like to have some more opinions please. I have VAOL on my rating site for a long time already because it is one of the programs I am interested in. Yet, somehow I cannot manage to decide to really invest in it. The reason why I doubt is because what has happened with Astra-systems, a simular investing program. Please your advices/opinions on this one.

Jan

[Skurai [was trusty]]

considering they have been around for so long... i believe they trade

[SupaMonkey]

If Vaol last another 6 months I think we'll have to sit up and really take note. I've been in for a few months now and they are constantly paying although I agree, their rate does seem quite high. Peter (the admin) said something about opening up a betting shop, I think if that comes to fruition then it would be worth investing with them.

[e-Exchanger]

Originally Posted by SupaMonkey

If Vaol last another 6 months I think we'll have to sit up and really take note. I've been in for a few months now and they are constantly paying although I agree, their rate does seem quite high. Peter (the admin) said something about opening up a betting shop, I think if that comes to fruition then it would be worth investing with them.

I have appended some funds before the cut off date~Maybe you have forgotten~my friend~They never return your principal after the 1 year term of validity~So the rate is somehow reasonable I think~The actual monthly interest rate will be less than 20%~

[Imperfekt]

Originally Posted by SupaMonkey

If Vaol last another 6 months I think we'll have to sit up and really take note. I've been in for a few months now and they are constantly paying although I agree, their rate does seem quite high. Peter (the admin) said something about opening up a betting shop, I think if that comes to fruition then it would be worth investing with them.

If their betting shop does do well, then that would be a good reason to invest. The money received from that will only make the program last longer if they are a partial ponzi.

Also, 20-30% per month from FOREX trading is somewhat realistic if you know what you're doing: the leverage in that market is typically 100:1 (though most competent traders trade only enough contracts to acheive a 5:1 to 10:1 leverage). The only problem is reaching a liquidity ceiling, meaning that the broker you trade with is going to have a maximum size you can trade for each order (typically $10 million contract size in FOREX). When this happens, the %age returns will slowly drop. I find it interesting that this is exactly what is happening to VAOL in recent months compared to their past history (monthly programs used to be 32%/mo. and last month was 23%). Maybe that's why they're setting up the betting program is to make up for that defecit.

[goldmine]

I am in since June and so far they pay like a Swiss watch ! Their support is poor, and I do not like the ideas that my principal with "disappear" after one year. I understood it only AFTER I came in !

But, in 2 weeks I will be in profit !

[damien1969]

8% this week.....

[damien1969]

...and wd request already reached e-gold.....

[SupaMonkey]

e-Exchanger, i have done some calculations based on your response.

Say VAOL pay you 6% a week for 52 weeks (and you compound) then you would earn 20.69 times your original principal.

That is 20.69^(1/12) = 1.287 => 28.7% a month

You correctly pointed out that your principal expires after one year hence, you actually only earn 19.69 times your original principal.

19.69^(1/12) = 1.2819 => 28.2% a month

If my calculations are incorrect please tell me but if they are not, i feel that that is quite high.

[e-Exchanger]

I didn't calculate via compounding method~If consider compounding~That's will be no doubt quite high~No exception about FXIG~