Zeek Rewards- Anyone tried it.
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smallgiant
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You sign up under a sponsor who will give you a link. Depending on who they are they will either help you out or not explain anything.
Thanks for all the PM's
It appears in my hast to get signed up. I have found an affiliate link already. Sorry. Though Im now in the process of setting up standard pay. I cant buy/fund my account with $100 dollars untill that has been verified.
Does anyone know how fast they usually are?
Im starting out with a $100 bid pack. I have gone for the silver membership. I will also join upto the 5cc.
So my understanding. Is now all I have to do is place an Advert each day to recieve a share in the profits?
Where can I set the option to 100% reinvest the profits?
Thanks
It appears in my hast to get signed up. I have found an affiliate link already. Sorry. Though Im now in the process of setting up standard pay. I cant buy/fund my account with $100 dollars untill that has been verified.
Does anyone know how fast they usually are?
Im starting out with a $100 bid pack. I have gone for the silver membership. I will also join upto the 5cc.
So my understanding. Is now all I have to do is place an Advert each day to recieve a share in the profits?
Where can I set the option to 100% reinvest the profits?
Thanks
smallgiant
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Go to retail profit pool in your back office. It should already be set to 100% though. And yeah solidtrustpay just takes a little time. Make sure you do the form first before you deposit.
Other people looking for affiliate links should pm someone already posting on here. Don't just go search for some random person on Google. At least you know here you will get the support you need.
Other people looking for affiliate links should pm someone already posting on here. Don't just go search for some random person on Google. At least you know here you will get the support you need.
No need, just take 1.015 to the power of 60 and multiply by the initial amount
If you only have a very simple calculator that doesn't do that, use the windows calculator and put it on scientific in the options. The x^y button is how you do a power.
100*1.015^60 = 244,32
You can also go to wolframalpha(dot)com and type in what I typed there. Or you type it into google and it will calculate it for you via the google calculator function.
Yeah you may be right on the support side of things. I do have a tendancy to rush into things. Though I hope this forum will help me acheive success with this.
Still trying to get my head around it all. But I think I understand it.
My only quert really is the 5cc side of things.
I need to fund the account with $10 to get 5 customers so I can lend my points out. After this it should it be self replenishing?
Do my profits cover the costs of gaining new customers?
Or will I be forever paying $10 dollars if I wish to continue using the 5cc pool?
Or is it best to get people subscribed under my affiliate link?
Hello everyone. I recently joined ZR as a free member. I was wondering if you have to submit an ad within the 24 hour clock to get rewards or get paid?
I did the 3 steps on posting and submitting an ad, but only after the 24 hour clock reached 0. But I haven't gotten any rewards.
Do I have to post and submit it before the time reaches zero? Thanks
I did the 3 steps on posting and submitting an ad, but only after the 24 hour clock reached 0. But I haven't gotten any rewards.
Do I have to post and submit it before the time reaches zero? Thanks
How do you not hit a point of diminishing returns if you take this out a year or so? You are compounding your points, but you are also losing points that have been compounding each month. At some point you are going to start reversing the gains you have made. How is this prevented?
I will only take out as much as 15% every day, after letting it grow for a few months. After the first year, I go down to 10% every day and leave it at that. It is inadvisable to take out more than this, otherwise you won't compound enough to get to serious money, and it can go into reverse - especially if done too early. This is a legitimate business and a long term thing. Whatever you do, do NOT go into this with the idea of quick and easy money, for it is merely easy
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You have to submit an ad every day to get your share out of the daily profit pool. It's ok if the timer reaches zero, you can still post your ad and get your share. It happens often to me that I'm a bit late and it doesn't seem to have any impact. You can submit as many ads as you want and whenever you want; all it does is set the timer back to 24 hours.
You get credited at around 6-7AM GMT, which is around midnight in the US, if I'm not mistaken. The exact time varies.
As a new member, you only have bonus points and will get more bonus points each day for the first 60 days. That is unless you buy VIP bids and give them away. If you submitted your ad and the timer was not at zero when the daily profit was credited, you should have gotten your share.
You get credited at around 6-7AM GMT, which is around midnight in the US, if I'm not mistaken. The exact time varies.
As a new member, you only have bonus points and will get more bonus points each day for the first 60 days. That is unless you buy VIP bids and give them away. If you submitted your ad and the timer was not at zero when the daily profit was credited, you should have gotten your share.
shelterman
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You're beginning to get the hang of it...just a couple of corrections...at Day 90 the total VIP Points is actually 500. You calculated the 600 VIP Points correctly for the 90th day, but the original 100 points drops off on Day 90 also. So Day 91's calculation will be 500 X 1.015 = ~507.5 - 1.5 (this is the increase from Day 2 which drops off since it's the 90th day for that 1.5 point) = 506 ... Day 92...506 X 1.015 = 513.59 - 1.52 = 512.07 ... Day 93...512.07 X 1.015 = 519.75 - 1.55 = 518.20...etc. As you can see, in spite of the daily drop off of points the total VIP Points keeps increasing.
In doing all this, I think I've represented the RPP correctly, or at least close. I know the figures are off a little bit as I've done some rounding to simplify things, but I hope you get the idea.
That's a good question. I personally think there'll need to be other measures put in place to mantain stability. ZR admin are talking about placing caps on the percentages....I think this will be necessary for long term sustainability.
smallgiant
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Once again, a great explanation of the profitability of zeek rewards. Shelterman you rock at breaking it down for people to understand. I think this thread is a comprehensive FAQ for zeek rewards now lol.
shelterman
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Or how 'bout a sticky? LOL!! Fat chance!
It's all due to great support and training from my upline (which you are a part of too now Smallgiant). Coach Van does an excellent job of breaking down the complexity, explaining what to disregard or at least put on the back burner about ZR, and concentrate what is important. His website is http://www.zeekrewards.toolsteam.net/
Then of course, the Spreadsheet and Business Plan document, which you now have Smallgiant, it lays out the complexity of the above explaination in an easy to understand manner. Plus, it really makes supporting your team easier...and it is duplicatable, just change a few of the links to your own and send it to your new signup...and...voila...instant training! The Package takes care of 90% of the explaination of ZR to your new signups.
smallgiant
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Nice ill def check that out. I think I'm going to have to scale this up and get some customers. Might get my old flyering team to drop a couple thousand flyers.
smallgiant
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If someone joins as a free member do the points they get earn anything after they change to VIP. If so can they use the profit to pay for a silver?
Re: what happens if some random person finds my zeekler ad on the internet, registers and expects 25 free bids, which I do not have because he is not someone I personally invited:
I think the company advances that person 25 bids, and they show up as a bid advance in my account. But I am not actually charged for the bids, nor do I receive VIP points for them, until I actively give them to this person. So if he comes unexpectedly and gets his 25 bids, I am not out $25 but neither do I receive any points. If I give him the bids, it costs me $25 but I also get the points, just as I would if I'd invited him and planned on giving him the 25 bids.
Okay, this finally makes sense.
I think the company advances that person 25 bids, and they show up as a bid advance in my account. But I am not actually charged for the bids, nor do I receive VIP points for them, until I actively give them to this person. So if he comes unexpectedly and gets his 25 bids, I am not out $25 but neither do I receive any points. If I give him the bids, it costs me $25 but I also get the points, just as I would if I'd invited him and planned on giving him the 25 bids.
Okay, this finally makes sense.
shelterman
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When you first register for the 5CC, your credit card will be charged $10 for a batch of 5 customers automatically (even if you only need 2). After that, the system will only charge your card on an as needed basis. It is not a set subscription. Once you've maxed out on the bid-give for the first 5 customers and need a 6th customer, the system will charge your card for another batch of 5 customers on the following Saturday. Only batches of 5 customers via credit card. If you have Available Cash or Matrix Commissions, the system will go to those two sources first, respectively, to charge for customers before it goes to your credit card. If it's via Available Cash or Matrix Commissions, the system will only charge $2 per customer at a time, not in batches of 5.
Yes, it is best to get people signed up under your affiliate link, it saves you $2 per customer.
shelterman
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You have to upgrade. After a free affiliate has earned on his/her bonus points for 60 days, the original 100 bonus points will drop off, and the remaining points will automatically transfer over to the VIP Points Balance. The 90-day clock starts ticking on those points the minute they convert to VIP Points. The free affiliate must upgrade right away and purchase at least 10 Zeek Sample Bids in order to qualify to continue earning in the RPP. If it takes a few days for him/her to do this, then he/she would have lost a few days of earnings.
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