smallgiant
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The new levels are 100, 500 and 1000. However, they have not been implemented yet. When they are though you can go back and give the bids to them again. Never have to worry about lost growth.
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The new levels are 100, 500 and 1000. However, they have not been implemented yet. When they are though you can go back and give the bids to them again. Never have to worry about lost growth.
smallgiant
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Happy to help!
Anyone watching the zeekler auctions? Looks.like the $5000 is going to net the company over $70000 if it ends soon lol.
shelterman
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I REALLY like your attitude here Kirsty...so many people just want us to just somehow download the ZR concept directly into their brain. They somehow want a shortcut to understand this. I'd be tickled pink if there WERE a shortcut. There are some things we can concentrate on in this opportunity that gives us the best use of our time and maximize our earnings, but no shortcuts on understanding how ZR works. I wish I had a dollar for every pm that I get wanting to me to explain ZR to them...well, we HAVE explained ZR. It's all here.
Yes, read thru the thread. Watch the videos (although many of them have now been removed by ZR for compliance reasons) and if you need clarification or something just doesn't "click", feel free to ask it here. I see that there are several here that are quite capable in answering your questions.
Have fun learning...it will take some effort, but it will be WELL worth that effort.
smallgiant
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Anybody here getting leads with Twitter? Got a new account with about 600 followers in a couple days. Hopefully, I can get it to convert well. If anyone else is doing this let me know.
shelterman
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So. I'm curious smallgiant. Did you make a trip to Lexington and put a bug in Paul Burks ear? Sounds like Zeekler has put a few changes in their auction which address some of your earlier concerns. Good job!!
smallgiant
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What can I say... I'm very convincing. Lol.
I think that auction is still going too. Unbelievable the profit on that is going to be insane.
With that and all the legal compliance stuff I definitely feel the company has a strong future.
They are even hiring! The newest news post has job openings. You should apply!
Jlwhite405
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New ZR silver here. I was just wondering if using a service like "all inclusive ads" to promote my ZR links would be in compliance with the companies rules. Any help would be appreciated.
I'm really trying to understand this.
But what I can't wrap my head around is the fact that my daily percentage of the pie has a likelihood to be less than what I spent on the VIP bids. It just seems like a total crapshoot.
I realize that my money is in the VIP bids but it's not like I can get a full refund for them if things don't work out.
Does anyone have a graphical mathematical flowchart they can show me that this system is proven to win every time?
But what I can't wrap my head around is the fact that my daily percentage of the pie has a likelihood to be less than what I spent on the VIP bids. It just seems like a total crapshoot.
I realize that my money is in the VIP bids but it's not like I can get a full refund for them if things don't work out.
Does anyone have a graphical mathematical flowchart they can show me that this system is proven to win every time?
khanna_rohit
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will have to know more about this zeek to try it
shelterman
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Which video are you referring to? There's a video in my sig that's pretty good. You don't have to click on the opt-in. It's company sanctioned, but it's good and is one of the only videos that is allowed for affiliates to distribute these days.
Im not sure. You can ask the company through your back office to find out. Its near the bottom of the page.
Jlwhite405
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Thanks Marine!
You are correct in that you cant get a refund of the money. But if you dont reinvest the money earned back into VIP points. You will eventually get your money back.
It stays in your account for you to be able to withdraw again. But I cant see why you would. Think of the bigger picture.
For example. I wont go into points expiration. It just complicates things but below is basic run down of how it works.
You place $100 or effectivly 100 VIP points. You also get 150 bonus points (depending on affiliation level)
You place 1 advert each day. Now after each day you get a percentage share of their profits. For easy maths. You are awarded 2%
So you now have 102 VIP Points. Your bonus increases also. (will leave this out. It just helps you increase VIP points quicker)
You can either buy 2 more VIP points or leave it in your account. So you have made $2 in one day. All for posting an advert.
So for the next day if you re invest the $2.
You have 102 VIP points..
You post your advert.
They work out your owed another 2% = $2.04
You now have 104 VIP points. With .04 spare. (These spare still count in the calculations. Once the add upto $1 it will allow you to buy another VIP point)
Can you see what is happening? You are increasing your points. Hence increasing your daily profits.
The reason why people say purchase as much as you can is because the maths increase at a faster rate.
If you started out with $10,000 With the same 2%
10,000/100*2 = $200
You have made $200/day Just for posting an advert.
If you take all of that $200 your growth would fail and eventually your $10,000 would diminsh. Or go back to 0 and your money would be returned. As your % share would also drop.
Hope that helps.
shelterman
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You'll just have to spend the time to try to understand it. We talked about the daily percentages and how they create an increase in you VIP Bids a couple of days ago. Go to this point in this thread and start reading.
ZR is not a money game or HYIP. We are affiliates that get paid to promote the Zeekler auction. We do it by purchasing bids from the company, which are our "inventory" or "product", give away samples of our "inventory" and when we do we get paid very handsomely for it. And this 15 yr old company has been paying us flawlessly to do this for over a year now.
shelterman
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In a nutshell, ZR allows us to post the ads ANYWHERE, online, or offline (even a flier on your local grocery store bulletin board), paid or free. Anywhere at all as long as it doesn't violate the TOS of where you place your ad (like Craigslist) or if the wording of the ad misrepresents Zeekler. All you are required to do after you place the ad is tell ZR where you posted that ad.
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