Zeek Rewards- Anyone tried it.
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Correct.
I saw this as well, but the link in my back office isn't active yet.
Wasn't able to listen last night--any new stuff we didn't know?
shelterman
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I'm not sure what my problem was, but I wasn't able to get on the conference call...I tried both Skype and the phone line. I've been watching for a recording of it, but none yet.
Would please share how and when you do it with me ? Would really appreciate it ......
MiniMe777
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The call was all about compliance and the compliance test that zeekrewards affiliates will have to take. The test will cost $5 and is mentioned in your back office.
shelterman
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Would please share how and when you do it with me ? Would really appreciate it ......
Without knowing the details of your account that would be difficult for me to do and if I did, it would be a bit time consuming. I give my signups a tool to help with this, but if you want a general answer, I'd say you need to set your Bid Repurchase Preference in your Retail Profit Pool Report to 0% somewhere between 2-3 weeks before the 90 day retirement on the initial bid purchase that you want to recover. Of course, this is a real broad recommendation because most people don't make one initial bid purchase but make several small ones. This worked for me because I made one purchase at the begining so the 90 day retirement was pretty clear. Sorry I can't be more specific than that.
Others just set their Bid Repurchase Preference to 80% or 75% after a few months, that works too, just spreads the recoup period over a longer period of time. Some, don't pull anything out for 180 days or so, letting their VIP Points really build....If I had 100% total faith in ZR that's what I'd do. However, I'm not THAT trusting in ZR yet
Without knowing the details of your account that would be difficult for me to do and if I did, it would be a bit time consuming. I give my signups a tool to help with this, but if you want a general answer, I'd say you need to set your Bid Repurchase Preference in your Retail Profit Pool Report to 0% somewhere between 2-3 weeks before the 90 day retirement on the initial bid purchase that you want to recover. Of course, this is a real broad recommendation because most people don't make one initial bid purchase but make several small ones. This worked for me because I made one purchase at the begining so the 90 day retirement was pretty clear. Sorry I can't be more specific than that.
Others just set their Bid Repurchase Preference to 80% or 75% after a few months, that works too, just spreads the recoup period over a longer period of time. Some, don't pull anything out for 180 days or so, letting their VIP Points really build....If I had 100% total faith in ZR that's what I'd do. However, I'm not THAT trusting in ZR yet
Thanks for that , really appreciate it alot .
shelterman
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shelterman
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No, not at all....at least nothing more than I ever have. I just think it is prudent. Any time you have a substancial reward for the relatively small amount of time and money put into something, there is an increased risk. Plus, this is a completely new and untested marketing/compensation concept...this all ads up to considerably more risk than putting your money in a bank CD. However, the fact that I made more in two days with ZR than I would have made by putting the same amount of money in a CD in my mind was worth the risk....and I say "was" because I have already pulled my "seed money" out, and I recommend anyone that puts more money than they are willing to loose to do the same.
I might add that the compliance rules that we are being asked to conform to is a big GREEN flag in my view. It shows me that ZR admin is looking at this as a PERMANENT opportunity and are willing to implement all the safeguards they can to insure this happens. This is refreshing and conforting to see as in this industry (mlm), I often get the feeling that the owners of the companies have their exit strategy planned out and ready on the same day that they launch!
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shelterman
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You're welcome. Just clicking on the "Thanks" button under my post is always appreciated too
I never invest more than I can lose.
Done!
I am wondering, though, why the Compliance Certification Course is not linked in my back office (and now it is grey, not even red) if we need to complete it within 14 days. Maybe they are rolling it out so not everyone takes it at once?
shelterman
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It's grey for everyone. I hear that the course is not quite finalized. I would assume that they'll extend the completion date.
shelterman
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Thanks!
shelterman
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Talked to one of the affiliate support at ZR and he said they think that the program will be available by friday.
I'm doing it for the VIP points
That's good to hear. Thanks for letting us know.
BlueTurtle
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So you have to pay for the privilege of signing up to an affiliate program? Nice.
They give you ads? Big deal. That's not the hard part.
Posting a couple of manual ads on the internet won't make you $500/day. Unless you can post 100's of ads per day you're not going to make much money with this.
I suspect most of the people here pushing this hard are only doing so because they're making money out of YOU.
You can't make money for nothing. If you can't go and post your own ads for a high paying penny auction affiliate program, then you're not going to make $500/day(as someone claims to make) from this.
This is just another "get rich quick scheme". Beware.
What I found extremely fishy about some of the donors who are pushing this hard is that when someone pointed out that the creator of this crap was responsible for scams in the past, they quickly responded by saying the people complaining were "sour grapes". Rubbish. People signed up for some crap and found out they had to get their friends to sign up and pay $1500 or so to make money. In more business-enlightened parts of the world we call that a "pyramid scheme" or "Multi-level Marketing".
Also, the people pushing it keep referring you to these stupid webinars and claim "Oh, don't worry, they're not self-promoting" -- Who are you fucking kidding? Who's not going to self-promote in their own videos.
First business lesson: All companies do everything they do to make profit. Never believe anyone's doing anything to "help you", because they're "bored", because they want "revenge". It's all bullshit to get you to buy stuff. Companies want profit, profit and more profit and they'll do everything they can to convince you they're holier than thou.
I've been in marketing and business for a very very long fucking time and this smells FISHY to me. I don't like this program. I don't like the webinars and I do NOT like the way some people are pushing it as hard as they are pretending they're out to help others.
lol, just lol. So they're squeezing people even further by making you buy some compulsory course before you get your earnings. Nice. Sounds real above board.
They give you ads? Big deal. That's not the hard part.
Posting a couple of manual ads on the internet won't make you $500/day. Unless you can post 100's of ads per day you're not going to make much money with this.
I suspect most of the people here pushing this hard are only doing so because they're making money out of YOU.
You can't make money for nothing. If you can't go and post your own ads for a high paying penny auction affiliate program, then you're not going to make $500/day(as someone claims to make) from this.
This is just another "get rich quick scheme". Beware.
What I found extremely fishy about some of the donors who are pushing this hard is that when someone pointed out that the creator of this crap was responsible for scams in the past, they quickly responded by saying the people complaining were "sour grapes". Rubbish. People signed up for some crap and found out they had to get their friends to sign up and pay $1500 or so to make money. In more business-enlightened parts of the world we call that a "pyramid scheme" or "Multi-level Marketing".
Also, the people pushing it keep referring you to these stupid webinars and claim "Oh, don't worry, they're not self-promoting" -- Who are you fucking kidding?
Who's not going to self-promote in their own videos. First business lesson: All companies do everything they do to make profit. Never believe anyone's doing anything to "help you", because they're "bored", because they want "revenge". It's all bullshit to get you to buy stuff. Companies want profit, profit and more profit and they'll do everything they can to convince you they're holier than thou.
I've been in marketing and business for a very very long fucking time and this smells FISHY to me. I don't like this program. I don't like the webinars and I do NOT like the way some people are pushing it as hard as they are pretending they're out to help others.
lol, just lol. So they're squeezing people even further by making you buy some compulsory course before you get your earnings. Nice. Sounds real above board.
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