shelterman
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Yes. You'll have to be at contractual age in your respective country...18 in US.
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Zeek Rewards- Anyone tried it.
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Yes. You'll have to be at contractual age in your respective country...18 in US.
Since I'm sitting in Europe, I wish they'd open something liek "zeekler europe" over here so the shipping costs were reduced. And if they'd sit down in an EU country, things wouldn't land at the tax office every time, with me having to pay a percentage and being asked questions - and having the package opened. Not that this has happened. I haven't bought anything there yet, since it's my first day after all. But I know it would happen this way, which is a big downer for me in terms of actually getting an item from them.
I discovered my online shop an hour ago. Some of the wholesale prices are unbelievably small, like for the grandfather clock, costing like 100 instead of 700 or something. How is it, if I were to buy in my own shop, do I get it for that low a price? Or what is it for?
shelterman
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I'm not exactly sure. Just keep posting your usual informative posts, it'll come.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZiw15VgWoI
And no. I am not a member of Zeek Rewards.[/QUOTE
If you had read this entire thread you would have learned that several people including myself, have already cashed out and received payment.
shelterman
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I'm not sure how all of this works, but as I understand it, Zeekler is using mostly dropshippers now. Looks like they could just contract with an EU droppshipper an that would be the answer, but things are never as simple as they appear in this arena.
Regarding the online shop...when you sign as a Diamond member, you supposedly purchase the items a cost, and I'm inclined to believe this as my son went hog wild and purchased several knives and a binocular recently. Last weekend we went to our local sporting goods box store, Bass Pro Shops and found the same knives with name brands stamped on them for $20-$40 each, I believe we paid no more than $9 for the most expensive knife. Only problem I have with the site is that the item selection could be better.
ch8878
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hey larry
I'd say you have to be of legal age, othewise you're fine. Oh, and if you do decide to join, please consider joining under me, since I'm new and would love to find my first affiliate so quickly. The team I belong to is supposedly one of the biggest and best, with lots of professional coaching to help you earn - it benefits us if you do, so you aren't alone. Just go to the zeekrewards website and put my username in front, such that zeekrewards -> nightwind.zeekrewards You can join for free and test it, and you will make a profit on the first day and every day after that. We are in the same boat, man.
*sigh*
When can you post links on this forum?
Can you earn on the free account ?
You get 100 bonus points on the free account, which grow every day for 60 days, after that the original 100 are subtracted and what you have left become VIP bids. From then on, the bids you have grow. If you compound the points every day, you will have more than a 100 VIP bids after those 60 days, and one of those bids is equal to a dollar.
But the thing is, the cheapest memebership is only 10$/month and only then will you be able to have affiliates under you and earn from the matrix. Once you do this for a few days and see that you make a 1.5% profit every day on average, you'll become a paid member anyway. Those few dollars a month are easily earned back. With 1000 points, you make them back in a day. And you can purchase points to give yourself a boost.
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shelterman
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Glad to see you back ch8878...
Yes, you can, but it's very difficult. To actually earn dollars, there has to be some form of "seed money" and the only way you can do this as a free member is to earn a commission some way ie sell someone something like a bid pack. I don't believe free member participates in the matrix, so they can't receive the 10% affiliate bonus, just commission from bid purchases. Someone feel free to correct me on this though as I never was a free member so I didn't look into the +'s and -'s real closely.
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shelterman
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Yes, a free member can, buy posting the daily ad, watch their Bonus Points grow daily, however only Premium subscribers can qualify to earn daily retail profit-share awards that can be withdrawn as cash. But a free member is not wasteing his/her time, at least for the first 60 days, as those 100 bonus points will grow based on the daily percentage. After 60 days though, the 100 original bonus points drop off and you are left with the net increase of points that you've earned. I don't think that your VIP points will grow any more after 60 days unless you upgrade or earn commission somewhere.
ch8878
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OK so I should start with the $10 package then work my way up ?
shelterman
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Yeah, that's what I did, but in hindsite I should've just started at Diamond. Of course though, I have the benifit of developing trust in ZR over time. I understand completely that everyone else has to do this also.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Your membership fees do NOT buy you any bids. It is just a monthly fee for the membership you choose to get started with.
ch8878, I know you didn't say anything about starting as a free member, but here is a breakdown of a few of the differences between the levels starting at free. There are several other differences, but these are some basic ones:
1. Free Member
You can sign up for free and receive 100 bonus points and earn 20% commissions on every Silver, Gold & Diamond subscription you sell and also receive 20% on any retail bid packs you sell. However, and this is important, you will NOT be able to earn on on the Retail Profit Pool UNTIL you upgrade to a PAID MEMBERSHIP. You need to be a paid member to be able to receive the daily revenue share?.this seems perfectly reasonable to me.
2. Silver Member
Silver Members pay $10.00 per month for their subscription and receive an initial 110 bonus points. Silver Subscribers can purchase up to a maximum of 1000 VIP bids with external funds.
3. Gold Member
Gold Members pay $50.00 per month for their subscription and receive an initial 150 bonus points. Gold Subscribers can purchase up to a maximum of 5000 VIP bids with external funds.
4. Diamond Members
Diamond Members pay $99.00 per month for their subscriptions and receive an initial 200 bonus points. Diamond Subscribers can purchase up to a maximum of 10,000 VIP bids with external funds.
Diamond is definitely the way to go if you plan on referring others, and for passive members, you can always upgrade to a higher membership down the road as you start to accumulate more bids.
I would recommend coming in at the free level if you are unsure of the legitamacy of this program. If you ARE comfortable, start at Silver level, and buy $10 worth of bids if you can.
IMPORTANT: no matter what level you decide to upgrade to, you still need to BUY BIDS and let the system give them away to earn with the daily revenue share. Upgrading your membership does NOT include any bids?.you sill need to buy some bids to start earning the daily revenue share.
I would say that if anyone that is NOT willing to UPGRADE and NOT willing to BUY SOME BIDS and let the system give them away, they probably should just please just pass on this and look for something else.
One last thing, remember, if you want to receive the FREE retail bids from those of us on this thread that are giving away bids, you need to sign up as a retail customer FIRST, THEN signup as a affiliate.
shelterman
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As I was afraid of, the video of the Paul Burks interview link has disappeared. I downloaded it to my HD just in case of this and uploaded it as an unlisted Youtube video...and I really think it is best that it remain this way Anyway, for those that haven't viewed it yet (and I highly recommend that you do) here it is: http://youtu.be/0VyhYA3jg-U
Anyway, for those that haven't viewed it yet (and I highly recommend that you do) here it is: http://youtu.be/0VyhYA3jg-U
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shelterman
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If you're a ZR affiiate just enter the info in when you set up your 5cc, it tells you right away if the card is accepted. Other than that I really don't know. I do know that a CC is required to set it up, after that you can set it up to pull from your available cash.
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