How to earn money from Agloco

BY Alex Park

Earn Cash
I want to quickly touch on cash info as the two go hand in hand. The Agloco FAQ talks about members earning cash:

As AGLOCO™ grows and the company generates positive cash flow, we will be distributing the excess cash to Members and shareholders of the company.

"positive cash flow" I thought before that Agloco will have to take care of 100%25 maintenance first, like rent, hosting costs, employee benefits, etc...

Question #1 So does "positive cash flow" mean?

I'm guessing anything besides employee payment. Also when Agloco goes public we will most likely have a better idea of what this is. I understand this, for example say it costs 100,000 per month maintenance to run the Agloco website and Agloco makes 1000,000 for a given month. They can't give a certain percentage of the 1000,000 revenue out to anything besides the cost of running the Agloco website.

How will you (Development Team/Founders) make money if all the AGLOCO™ shares are given to Members?
AGLOCO™ pays a 10%25 fee to its management company

(I was trying to think of something funny to say, but blah)

According to here the "10%25 fee" is 10%25 of the revenue generated by Agloco. I'm guessing the "10%25 fee" is more like up to 10%25 fee because if you go by my previous example and just break even for the month (or less) you need to pay the maintenance first. VentureBeat also says that Agloco did not take any VC money and is surviving on seed money. Well lets hope Agloco can make some real money quick and get to "positive cash flow".

Something quick I haven't seen other people make mention of:

The cash will be used for payouts based on hourly Viewbar?usage, cash dividends to Member / shareholders and/or share buybacks of the company's shares.

"cash dividends to Member / shareholders" So not only could we make shares and cash with Viewbar usage, but when Agloco makes it big we could also get a dividend on the shares we already own. Nice!!!

Earn Shares

We all know that we can earn shares from Viewbar usage. And most likely this is what most Agloco members will receive until Agloco can make some money. We also know that Agloco is giving 100%25 of the stock to its members.

Question #2 How long until members own 100%25 of the company?

When a company incorporates they allocate a certain amount of shares. I'm guessing this is what Agloco has done too. So pre IPO, Agloco will give a certain amount of shares each month (determined by Viewbar usage) to its members. If they run out I guess they could just issue more shares pretty easily. Now when Agloco IPO's are the numbers of shares given out already to its members considered 100%25? I'm guessing not because that is not how it usually happens with IPO's. So for example lets say Agloco allocated 100 million shares and when they IPO'ed they gave out 10 million to members. At this point the shares will hold value and Agloco can keep giving out shares each month to its members. Would this be considered owning 10%25 of the company? Or would it be considered owning 100%25 of company because the members own 100%25 of the outstanding shares?

Question #3 What is the plan for the money form the IPO?

Will Algoco take the 10%25 fee and give out the rest of the 90%25? If so Join now before the IPO! Or will they hold it and distribute it over the coming month/years? Or a combination?

Question #4 What is a share defined as exactly?

What type of share is it? I'm also assuming it is a share and not an option with a strike price. Are there any restrictions? I'd have more questions if I knew what type of shares they will be. Once IPO'ed can we get them transfered directly into our trading accounts? (I know this paragraph was mostly questions but this is what this post is really about)

Question #5 Will Agloco eventually run out of shares and give only cash or will they just keep diluting the outstanding shares?

I guess this question may even be answered depending on some of the answers to other questions above. (I hope the answer to the question is the former not the latter.) And if (after IPO) Agloco needs to issue more stock do the stock holders get to vote on it like other public companies?

If anyone from Agloco would like to answer any of these questions please post in the comments section or email at "admin" at "agloconews" dot com and I will post them.

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