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Free ships and 10% interest on your ISK

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Saffron Monet
Imperial Bonds
#1 - 2012-09-11 18:36:53 UTC
Imperial Bonds

Imperial Bonds is a chartered broker providing Imperial Amarr Bond Certificates to capital investors.

New Investors get free Imperial Navy ships!

Standard Imperial Bonds provide investors a guaranteed monthly return of 10% payable in ISK every 30 days. Imperial Amarr Bond Certificates are only available for purchase through designated officers and are non-transferable, non-negotiable unique certificates which can be redeemed by the original holder at any time.

Imperial Amarr Bonds are allocated with a unique certificate number and can only be redeemed by the holder. New investors are provided with Imperial Navy ships as collateral against their investment. These vessels then remain the property of the authorised Bond Certificate Holder (investor) and constitute assets which are provided in a Good Faith agreement between Imperial Bonds and investors. Investors may keep allocated vessels and are free to trade, sell or otherwise dispose of said vessels as they wish.

Bonds are available in three denominations: - Bronze Standard Bonds are 10 Million ISK, Silver Standard Bonds are 100 million ISK and Gilt Bonds are 1 Billion ISK each. One ISK transaction between investor and Imperial Bonds secures one Bond. Customers may purchase as many Bonds as they desire, but Imperial Navy vessels are allocated on a one-per-customer basis only (per Bond type). Investors may increase their holdings by purchasing further Bonds. There is no upper limit to the number of Bonds an investor may hold, but there is a maximum collateral exchange of three Imperial Navy Vessels per investor.

The monthly return is 10% every 30 days for Bronze and Silver Bond Certificates, and 12.5% for Gilts. Gilt Bonds are only available for purchase by existing investors with a minimum portfolio of 110 million ISK held in excess of one 30 day investment return period (MIRP). Once an investor has held Imperial Amarr Bond Certificates for two consecutive Monthly Investment Return Periods (MIRPs) they become eligible to purchase Gilt Bonds.

Imperial Amarr Bond Certificates are redeemable by prior agreement after two consecutive MIRP have elapsed, at any time. Investors must contact Imperial Bonds in writing with the Bond Certificate numbers they wish to redeem.

If you are interested in purchasing Imperial Amarr Bond Certificates, contact Saffron Monet Chief Finance Officer.

Make your work ISK work for you - get interest on your savings.
Tesal
#2 - 2012-09-12 01:58:26 UTC
Why give away navy ships, this would affect the value of the bond negatively. Also, the 3 navy ship limit can be easily circumvented with alts. Also, you say nothing about how the bond will be secured. We are just supposed to trust you with billions? Sounds more like Imperial Scams than Imperial Bonds.
Barakach
Caldari Provisions
Caldari State
#3 - 2012-09-12 11:50:10 UTC
Tesal wrote:
Why give away navy ships, this would affect the value of the bond negatively. Also, the 3 navy ship limit can be easily circumvented with alts. Also, you say nothing about how the bond will be secured. We are just supposed to trust you with billions? Sounds more like Imperial Scams than Imperial Bonds.


I have to agree, there is absolutely no information about how money is made, plans on how to make money, historical earnings, or anything related to the business in general other than "buy bonds". Bonds backed by what?

Like Tesal pointed out, one could easily create alts and get a "free navy ship" for 10m bonds, yet the ship is worth twice as much.

Even if you weren't scamming, your lack of thought into this subject casts serious doubts on if you're competent enough to handle such money.
Privateer NoBody
Doomheim
#4 - 2012-09-12 13:04:23 UTC
Assuming it is a valid bond, say for someone involved in Amarr FW.

How are you actually valuing the collateral of the ships?

The collateral looks to have a fluid value with things such as PLs navy apoc doctroine and the state of the FW effort impacting the future value of the collateral.
Saffron Monet
Imperial Bonds
#5 - 2012-09-12 21:23:10 UTC  |  Edited by: Saffron Monet
The ships are an introductory offer for new investors and they are theirs to keep and do with as they please. I am more than happy to purchase the ships back from investors at the market rate. The ships are an introductory offer to generate interest and marketting aid.
Elli M0o
Doomheim
#6 - 2012-09-13 00:28:43 UTC
So i can get 3 navy ships for a 10 mil bond? nice..
Anshu Zephyran
Knavery Inc.
#7 - 2012-09-13 00:39:38 UTC
Elli M0o wrote:
So i can get 3 navy ships for a 10 mil bond? nice..


Only 1 for 10 mill, if I'm reading correctly. You'd have to either have 3 alts, all giving 10m, to get 3 navy ships, or one character giving 1,110m.

I'm curious enough to ask: What kind of navy ships are we talking here? Frigates, I presume?
Elli M0o
Doomheim
#8 - 2012-09-13 01:04:58 UTC
oh I'd gladly spend 2 mins to create an alt to get a navy slicer for 10 mil if thats needed and i can keep doing that all day long. But i guess OP says we can get 3 ships max for one char so thats easy.