The Problem: Your Spending Builds Someone Else’s Wealth
Every time Sarah swiped her credit card, she never thought twice about where that money really went.
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Coffee runs? Starbucks shareholders benefited.
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Online shopping? Amazon’s stock price climbed.
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Weekend takeout? Uber Eats’ investors cashed in.
Sarah was a loyal customer—but she didn’t own a single share in the brands she supported.
Until she discovered Kamioi.
How Kamioi Works: Turning Purchases Into Ownership
Kamioi flips the script. Instead of just spending money, Sarah now builds equity in the brands she loves—automatically.
Here’s how it happened:
Step 1: Linking Her Cards (2 Minutes)
Sarah connected her debit and credit cards securely via Plaid. No extra apps, no complicated setup—just a quick sync.
Step 2: Shopping Like Normal
Sarah didn’t change her habits. She kept buying:
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Nike sneakers ($120)
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Lululemon leggings ($98)
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Starbucks lattes ($4.75 each)
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Target groceries ($65 weekly)
Step 3: Kamioi’s Magic Kicks In
Behind the scenes:
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Purchase Detection → Kamioi identifies Nike, Starbucks, Target, etc.
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Stock Mapping → Links them to publicly traded parent companies (NKE, SBUX, TGT).
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Automatic Investing → Dedicates $1 from each purchase toward stock.
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Small Service Fee → Kamioi charges just $0.15 per transaction to power the system.
Step 4: Watching Her Portfolio Grow
After 6 months, Sarah checked her Kamioi dashboard:
| Brand | Transactions | Stock Owned | Fees Paid |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nike | 12 | $12.00 | $1.80 |
| Starbucks | 45 | $45.00 | $6.75 |
| Target | 20 | $20.00 | $3.00 |
| Lululemon | 8 | $8.00 | $1.20 |
| Total | 85 | $200.00 | $12.75 |
Key Takeaways:
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Sarah invested $200 in stock just by shopping normally.
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She paid only $12.75 in fees—less than a single Netflix subscription.
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She now has real ownership in the brands she uses daily.
Why This Changes Everything
1. Effortless Investing (No Brokerage Account Needed)
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No stock picking.
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No market timing.
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Just shop like normal, and Kamioi handles the rest.
2. Real Ownership in Brands You Love
Sarah isn’t just a customer anymore—she’s a shareholder. If Nike’s stock rises, her net worth grows too.
3. Smarter Spending Habits
Now, when Sarah shops, she thinks:
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“Should I buy from Nike or Adidas? Well, I own Nike stock…”
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“Maybe I’ll skip the generic brand—I’d rather invest in Target.”
Her spending isn’t just consumption—it’s wealth-building.
Could You Be Next?
Sarah’s story isn’t unique. Kamioi users average 150–500 in stock ownership per year—just from their regular spending.
How to Get Started
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Sign up for Kamioi (30 seconds).
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Link your cards (secure, read-only access).
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Shop as usual—we handle the investing.
Your money should work for you—not just corporations.
Final Thought
The biggest financial revolution isn’t in Wall Street—it’s in your wallet.
Sarah proved it. Will you?