Contact the free members is your back office, just to say Hi, If nothing else. Thank them for joining. People generally upgrade in programs with people they like and trust... offer help, then follow through.

I've already joined this great program and hope you and myself find success with this great company.

Not that I don't have faith in ZR, but I've learned the hard way. That's why I'm letting Zeekrewards pay its own subscription.
Mine is at 80% reinvest, with a tiny wee bit of profit to buy gas, or something.

It works for you. I hit 6 months next week and will make my first withdrawal. I've got 500 a week in VIP coming in just
from my referrals and matrix, so I don't have to bother the profit share when I withdraw. Of course it goes up weekly.

Awesome day for Zeek yesterday! I had my first $10 earning day,matter of fact I zoomed past $10 and made $11.04.I know that isn't much compared to many of you but I started free and have only a couple of referrals that are not active so I am pretty happy with the direction I am going.

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hassanpk... I started June/11. I have only put in the minimum. I started at 100% for the 1st couple of months. I've been at 80/20 since... building up cash at 20%. I am now paying for my Silver upgrade with my Zeek earnings. I only have 1 active referral, who is running Zeek pretty close to minimum. I am about to ask for my first check in a few days... to get my seed money out. Yeaaay! I am still getting more bids, than what expires, since the big expiration day a while ago.

Check again... In your Retail Profit Pool, where it says.. "You earned bla-bla VIP points from Paying Back Bid Advance On Customer" on most days should be higher than your bids that expire. This means your earnings are still growing.

Also make sure you don't miss any days advertising. That would set you back. Also...
Are you "active" in the Co-Op? If not your earnings will pause if you don't have enough Zeekler Customers or Bids to give them.

If none of this is happening... then I don't see what's going wrong. Maybe send in a ticket and they should be able to help you with your strategy.

ALSO... You won't see much of a change on fri, sat and sun. Our earnings are quite low on those days due to less participation in the auctions on the weekends. You can look farther back, and check on your earnings during the week. You should see a larger difference on those days.

Just curious, has anyone ever participated in auctions and did they win anything or do you know of anyone that has won there

zeekler needs to last 5 to 10 years for most of us to gain great benefit does anyone know why it will not last that long ,legal competition etc thinking in the real world, of course there will be caps on people with huge vip bids that comes from paul so that is good

do you remember where on call you heard paul say that

I've never heard Paul, Dawn or Daryl ever say there will be caps.

That's a bad sign to me. Where will all of the money come from down the road to make payouts if everyone started cashing out at once? Maybe they have a restart feature like JBP.

Yeah its alot of fun to get in bidding back and forth with others for products, I have won and the product was shipped and its a great way to get gifts for xmas.

I won an Amazon gift card for 55 cents! There are fee`s depending on how you want your product sent. Zeekler Is for Real! So is Zeek Rewrds!

here is a recent interview with paul saying at one point they may need to cap the highest earnerswhich is good if you listen to this interview.
Link removed because it leads to a site where there are lead capture forms/referral links

I wrote about the fact that they will do anything like that but was ridiculed by the "family dog".
This was so obvious but some cannot see reality because their sight is blured by $$$.
The expenses for affiliates will go through the roof, believe it or not.
But that does not mean they are doing wrong because what is necessary will have to be done.

I have now received my last payment from them on Monday, my cash account is now empty($5,29 still there, lol)
and I am leaving the ship. BTW, is there a "cancel membership" button anywhere? I didn't find one!
Anyway, good luck!

Tobwithu

in the interview he says those earning less may get more and those on the highest would be capped ,makes perfect sense.
This is a good company

That was very impressive to watch especially since that one gentleman was asking great questions and everything was covered.

from the interview they do seem to be making plenty of money from real customers and this will grow so we are really profiting from real life sales not just the money from zeekrewards of course the cash we give them probably helps their cash flow.

Where can I go to see the video of this interview?

Hmmm,I had thought they would have to put a cap on the rpp at some point before I realized that there was a point retirement system. I guess the point retirement system can only be looked at as flood control. I guess I will go look for that interview. Zeek always keeps things interesting that's for sure.

I was looking at the effect my team is having on my growth. Since Nov 14th, I have averaged 1.75% a day
after the daily bids expire. I don't even notice the daily expired bids. My sister averaged 1.86%!!


Making my first check request this Sunday. I will take out $700-1,000 a week and increase that by $2-400
weekly each month. I joined on June 15th and started placing ads on July 5th.



I hope the best for all of us, even those of you who cashed out.

OK, I just got off the 4:00 PM Call with Dawn. I asked her this question again to confirm for certain.

Here's my question: Is the following statement still true: People who live at the same residence cannot sign each other up in either Zeekler or ZeekRewards. Some people are saying that it’s OK for members of the same household to sign each other up as Zeekler customers. My understanding is that it is not OK. Please confirm once again.

Dawn's response (paraphrased): It is not OK to sign up people who live in your household as either Zeekler customers or ZR affiliates. Both would violate the company’s “no stacking” policy. The reason for not being able to sign up household members as Zeekler customers is because if that household member decides to buy retail bids at their Zeekler site, the commissions will go to you which is considered stacking. There can only be one sponsor per household for both Zeekler and ZR, and that would be the original sponsor who first introduced you to Zeekler/ZR.

There you have it. Hope that clears it up for everyone.

Neena

Thanks for that info Neena

No problem, Chris!

Neena

So, if when we were first able to sign up anyone from the the same household,before this was a no no....
How do we then delete them as customers so we are not braking any rules.
When we were first told we could do this I put in the whole family as my customers...LOL
Different usernames and email address's of course,but none the less from the same IP addy.
None of these family members will sign up for zeek rewards under me,but I still don't want to have my account terminated or something like that further down the track.
Any suggestions on what I should do?

Regards
Jim

Hi Jim,

Just contact Affiliate Services and explain your situation. They'll take care of you. You really shouldn't have anything to worry about since no commissions have been generated by your family members.

Hope this helps!

Neena

Its the best site you could be in period.

Not just a site. Yes, this brick and motar business is doing very well. You can visit their office in North Carolina.

yes paul burks is great and how i wish it was around years ago . you like stock trading i did should of put in zeekler but it was not around.

We are in good hands , everything is handled at such a high level that its very impressive.

I want to watch it to. PLEASE tell me how to find the video. Thanks

I gave 50 bids when I was a silver member to a friend and he won an Ipad2
for 14.75 paid for it and received id by mail with no delays, He is a very happy man, beleive me.

Someone in Colombia that I know won a pasta making item for .42. Once
he paid for it Zeekler gave him the option to receive it in cash instead via AP,
also no problem.

Real products, real business....

Zeek is a great business...in good hands

Thanks Neena for that answer.....
i will contact support .

Jim

No problem, Jim. Hope you get everything squared away.

Neena

Hi guys,
I just joined a couple days ago. I am really excited, as this seems like a good program. I have a question though...I was doing some math with the calculator, and realized that if the percentage would stay at .9 that by the end of the year, I would actually be losing money for advertising. I am just using this as an example, because that is what I received last night from the company. Am I missing something, or should I be worried if the percentages are that low? Just trying to do the best thing I can and learn.
Also, is there something I should be doing after receiving the percentages? Like reloading something? Just want to make sure I'm not missing anything.

The percentage is usually much better(1.5-2%) on Mon - Thurs Be sure and set your compounder to 100% for a while to get the max benefits of compound interest.

Me too. I can't register for Silver Affiliate because I only have PayPal and it's not one of the choices. Please help.

Mallow91 what help do you need?

Well my calculator doesn't have the option to take out 80/20. I believe it automatically buys back 100% each day. Is my math off, even at 1 %, it shows that after 365 it will be below the original amount I put in. If anyone has a better calculator or more clear answer on this, it will give me a lot of peace of mind. Thanks so much!

I've done these calculations with an excel spreadsheet, taking into account point retirement. Of course the daily RPP changes, so you have to work with the average.

At an 80/20 withdrawl rate, your VIP points will remain static if the RPP averages about 1.37%. If it's less than that then yes, you would go backwards.

I calculated the average RPP as about 1.52% over most of November. At that RPP, with 80/20, my points will grow 2.5 times in a year and I will have earned 2.2 times my starting balance. So, if I started with 1000 VIPs, I'd be on about 2500 in 12 months, and would have made $2200 (with my income, on average, growing).

If the RPP averaged 1.7 % your points balance would grow about 6 times and your income for the year would be about 3.5 times your original strarting balance. So if you started 80/20 when your balance was on 10,000 VIPs, it would be 60,000 by the end of the year and you would have made about $35,000.

Of course, if you're earning through having a downline then you'll do a lot better. You can also adjust the percentage re-investment as things change. Personally, I'm close to the point where I'm going to start a 90/10 split until maybe August when I'll shift to 80/20 if things go well.

Hope that helps. I'm happy to send you the excel spreadsheet if you PM me.

cheers

Carrot Man.

Regarding earnings through downline. You are right about doing a lot better. Since Nov 14th when
points started expiring, I have average 1.75% after the points expire each day. Over 2% before points expire.

At 1.75% my account is growing 68.2% a month after bids expire. That equates to 2.8 times growth every 60 days.

My sisters account is pacing 1.86% per day after bid expiration.

I made a simple spreadsheet that looks at what my account is daily after point expiration. Even with my withdrawals
growing to 10,000 a week, I will have over 4 million VIP in Nov 2012. 71,000 vip a day.

Personal referrals are the difference maker. I have 47 upgraded personal referrals. My second level has about 100
upgraded referrals.

Do you guys think an average percentage will stay about 1.5 for the next year? Of course there is no way to know, but what have the numbers shown the last year?
If I paid $150, what is the best thing I can do to get my points up? Any advice? I am not really into bringing other people in to the company, cause I'm not the salesman type.

I don`t know if I have a better calculator,but you have the option to change your percentages in the retail profit pool area in the back office.

Hi Carrot man,
I tried messaging you, but I haven't posted 25 posts yet, so I can't write you a personal message the website said. If you're comfortable, do you have an email address I could write you at?

I am doing my research on Zeekler.

Heard good and bad. Saw it on ripoffreport and scam.com, without any real evidence though.

I checked out some auctions and I can see that Zeekler makes really good profit. For example a Kindle was sold recently for $12.9 and the retail price is: $79.99 . Each bid increases the price by $0.01. One bid costs $0.65. Do the math. $12.9 equals 1290 bids. 1290*0.65= $839 and $839/$79.99= 10.5. So Zeekler made a *10 profit, and that is only 1 item. Hope I did the math right.

The thing that still bothers me is how can Zeekler pay out so much to its affiliates when they, according to the 70% plan in an excel spreadsheet I received, can get out all their initial investment really fast and let the compounding "interest" pay for the monthly membership. Plus in exchange place only one classified ad/day which to be honest won't generate that much profit to company that it pays out.

I checked the Alexa ranking of the site, demographics and estimated unique visitors. With 150k worldwide it sounds good plus the data in adplanner is not always accurate and is usually around 1/3 of the real traffic that the site gets.

All in all the concept of telling people to join and use only the RPP to get money out of the company and to only give back the value of 1 classified ad/day is not a good strategy. It can kill the business on the long run (or maybe not so long run). At least in my opinion and the promotion should be aimed at Zeekler as a penny auction for the company to survive plus constant development of their system (website), the introduction of new functions, better items to bid on etc.

I ask those who are in Zeekler for some time and maybe know the staff, or the CEO, and can tell what longterm strategy they have. For example how much % of the company revenue goes into development of the system? (there is much room for development)

Well thats all I wanted to say now.

Please share Your opinion and experience.

i've just got online and there are many requests for it. I realised it was full of all my own data so i'm tweeking it to make it more generic before i send it on. Like you I haven't had 25 posts yet. It's not good practice to publicly post an email address on forum sites. You can do so if you want, but maybe if i post a bit more i'll be able to PM you with my address soon.

cheers

Carrot man.

Ok, I'm finished now. Just getting my posts up.

The good thing about joining zeek is that when you signed up you will get 100 bonus points that will become more or less 240 points after 60 days provided you post 1 ad per day and compound repurchase at 100%. The 100 bonus point will expire and you will have 140 VIP points and if you upgrade to silver at $10 on your 1st month at 80/20 you will earn around $15.

hijack

Allonan28,

"I checked out some auctions and I can see that Zeekler makes really good profit. For example a Kindle was sold recently for $12.9 and the retail price is: $79.99 . Each bid increases the price by $0.01. One bid costs $0.65. Do the math. $12.9 equals 1290 bids. 1290*0.65= $839 and $839/$79.99= 10.5. So Zeekler made a *10 profit, and that is only 1 item. Hope I did the math right."


Are you saying the winner had to pay $839 dollars for a kindle that retails at $ 79.99 ??????