revekozu
Junior Member
- Jul 30, 2010
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Is there any protection to keep third parties accessing your account from taking it over?
Zeek Rewards
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revekozu
Junior Member
- Jul 30, 2010
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I've seen customers being sold cheaper... 30 for $5 (guess where) What dangers involved with cheaper sellers? What issues should be considered when purchasing customers?
Well, I just thought I'd add my two cents. I'm a natural skeptic, especially when it comes to anything MLM related. But my in-laws started this in January and have been consistently giving me their sales pitch. Finally I bit the bullet and bought $500 worth of VIP bids. I have 0 people in my down-line and no desire to recruit (as you can see from all the previous posts it's pretty hard to explain it and NOT make it sound like a scam). I've been placing my ad every day for a month and I bought leads to get my customer base started. (I paid $23 for the 10 leads btw.)
So far it's going pretty well. The ZR website needs help, I think all the affiliates would benefit from a more professional and functional page, but it doesn't seem to hold them back from making their profits, so IT is working on other things I guess. Communication between ZR and affiliates is not very organized and they blame a lot of the miscommunications and confusion on growing pains.
Anyway, even though I think they could do a lot of things better, I have been consistently growing my VIP points and it has been working for me
-Kate
So far it's going pretty well. The ZR website needs help, I think all the affiliates would benefit from a more professional and functional page, but it doesn't seem to hold them back from making their profits, so IT is working on other things I guess. Communication between ZR and affiliates is not very organized and they blame a lot of the miscommunications and confusion on growing pains.
Anyway, even though I think they could do a lot of things better, I have been consistently growing my VIP points and it has been working for me
-Kate
larry_5968
Newbie
- May 31, 2012
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im looking to join under someone legit, skype me raman5968
revekozu
Junior Member
- Jul 30, 2010
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Assuming you already have VIP Points, you receive daily awards that have averaged above 1.4%. Then you either repurchase bids with your daily awards or add them to your available cash. From your available cash (there are other parts of the program that may add to this or use it to pay fees) you may draw a payment each week. There is however a 2 week drag on the payment.
I have been involved in this business for over 10 months now and I must say I have enjoyed it every step pf the way.
You just have to be patient at times and not panic.
My best tip to any1 thinking about joining any business is to go in with an amount that you will not lose sleep over, i.e. money you are willing to risk completely.
You just have to be patient at times and not panic.
My best tip to any1 thinking about joining any business is to go in with an amount that you will not lose sleep over, i.e. money you are willing to risk completely.
ngriffin360
Registered Member
- Jul 30, 2012
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I think this is the Achilles heal in this model - profits are real..payouts are real, but they are riding on an industry that is walking a fine line (thus the egregious profits to distribute from)...this is just copy/pasted from a law site, but its accurate and faster then me typing it - seems to me ride it while you can! (im not involved in ZR in any way):
At present the operation of a penny auction website in the United States is legal. But will it remain that way? Many economists and game theorists who study the penny auction model have concluded that penny auctions are really a form of gambling. While Title VII of the Security and Accountability For Every Port Act, also known as the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act, does not expressly prohibit Internet gambling, it does prohibit the transfer of funds from financial institutions to Internet gambling sites. If penny auctions were deemed to be a kind of gambling, these restrictions would also apply. Enjoined from accepting credit card payments, with PayPal as its only backup, penny auction sites would have a much harder time selling bids and we would begin seeing far fewer of them.
At present the operation of a penny auction website in the United States is legal. But will it remain that way? Many economists and game theorists who study the penny auction model have concluded that penny auctions are really a form of gambling. While Title VII of the Security and Accountability For Every Port Act, also known as the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act, does not expressly prohibit Internet gambling, it does prohibit the transfer of funds from financial institutions to Internet gambling sites. If penny auctions were deemed to be a kind of gambling, these restrictions would also apply. Enjoined from accepting credit card payments, with PayPal as its only backup, penny auction sites would have a much harder time selling bids and we would begin seeing far fewer of them.
ppenguin77
Registered Member
- Sep 3, 2009
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I won't post my link because I don't want this to turn into a war but I can say that I have made a LOAD of money with them with very little work. If you know how to leverage paid ads to build your downline correctly it's a goldmine. PM if you want details. The guy two levels above me makes $50k a month.
Xellon
Regular Member
- Apr 22, 2011
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Haven't posted in this thread in a while (or the forums either). Just wanted to post an update. Last week, Zeek made some major changes and started suspending accounts (temporarily) of those who didn't follow their compliance course ( and terms of service). I try my best to stay in compliance, but I over-looked one thing that I never noticed. Zeek Rewards does not allow us to screen record our backoffice. I had a screen recording of "how to post daily ads in zeek rewards." They sent me an email saying I had 12 hours to remove the video or my account would be put on hold (thus I wouldn't get daily rewards). Also, it looks like we are no longer allowed to promote the company using our own materials anymore (ex, make our own videos, proof in my email they sent me). This is creating some difficulties for affiliates using seo and such. All affiliates must use the video marketing material they provide to affiliates. My guess is this was due to the huge amount of affiliates promoting in an unlawful way. I'm happy to see that their taking things seriously, but imo, I don't like the changes and I think they are a bit too strict. They are also mentioning how affiliates are too focused on the recruiting and now the product (of course). For example, they are only doing bonuses (once a week, maybe a month) for those who bring in customers that purchase bids to play in the penny auction. Zeek Rewards alexa rank is currently 137 world wide while zeekler (their penny auction) is growing faster then I thought. Its at 1,091. According to some real numbers I'm seeing, they are getting an 18% conversion rate on customers which is pronominal. If this keeps up, there is no chance of them going in the red.
browndog24
Newbie
- Apr 17, 2009
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It's actually been awhile since I've been in here. I came looking for info on another program and saw some of you guys are in zeek while others doubt it and blow it off as a scam. I know I'm not known on here but for whatever it counts I can attest that zeek works. As long as you treat it like one of your other online businesses and promote it how your team members and the company ask you to you will be fine and will earn money with it.
Like I said I'm nobody but we all go online everyday and look for reviews on different things and that is what I am doing here. Make sure you sign up with someone who will help you and stick with it even if you did sign up and have no help just do as the company says and you will be fine. Note: Go in with what you can afford only and see what type of results you get.
Like I said I'm nobody but we all go online everyday and look for reviews on different things and that is what I am doing here. Make sure you sign up with someone who will help you and stick with it even if you did sign up and have no help just do as the company says and you will be fine. Note: Go in with what you can afford only and see what type of results you get.
XG911
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samspam
Junior Member
- Feb 6, 2009
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I have never felt so proud of my own instinct. Some guy who claims he is 100k a month earner (not just through Zeek). Got so pissed when I made the simple comment that zeek wasnt here last year and wont be there next yr. He told me literally 2 days ago that FTC approved their business model and this and that. So funny, can't wait to send him the "what happened to zeek?" text message
EVERYONE HAS TO GIVE PROPS/REPUTATION TO MEMBER ID: DUTCHMASTERSERVICE - guy called it total scam first and all the way back in Feb, got a rash of sh*t for it too.
EVERYONE HAS TO GIVE PROPS/REPUTATION TO MEMBER ID: DUTCHMASTERSERVICE - guy called it total scam first and all the way back in Feb, got a rash of sh*t for it too.
