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Zeek Rewards? Too Good To Be True?

by jt47000
10 replies
Hi everyone,

Has anyone heard anything or know anything about Zeek rewards? I has a friend of mine totally hype up this affiliate program and wanted to know what all you warriors think. It sounds like a pyramid scheme considering its 99$/mo.

It has to do with posting daily "spam" links to craigslist and social networking sites and for that you receive 1.5% of the companies profits.

Very inexperienced computer people are claiming to make tens of thousands per month with it.

Anyone have any thoughts?

Thanks!

(seems to good to be true )
#good #rewards #true #zeek
  • Profile picture of the author Jon Patrick
    What do they say about things that seem too good to be true?
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    • Profile picture of the author jt47000
      I went to a presentation on it and it just seemed like a pyramid scheme. Basically if i join for 99$/mo and post one spammy link to a social networking site that I'm entitled to 1.5% return on my investment for that day.

      They weren't really pitching anything but if this is the case...

      Why isn't everyone doing it?

      J
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  • Profile picture of the author realreview
    $99 a month? Where can I sign up :-)
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    Forget SEO, or affiliate marketing. With Google changing things all the time this is the best way to profit and stay safe
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  • Profile picture of the author DubDubDubDot
    Any business opportunity online that requires payment to join is a scam 100% of the time. Sometimes they change things up a bit and require that you buy webhosting from a certain company or some other service. It's all the same scam.

    Tons of people fall for this stuff. When I was like 13 I sent $50 to a company so that I could "stuff envelopes" and make $50,000 a month. lol What I got for my $50 was a bunch of pamphlets I was to send out selling people on the same thing I signed up for. There was no actual product.

    What you describe in your post is pretty much the internet version of this.
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    • Profile picture of the author jt47000
      thanks! that gives me a little bit more piece of mind. So many people are claiming to make tons of money from this thing and it seems wayyyyy too good to be true.

      Thanks

      J
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      • Profile picture of the author DubDubDubDot
        Originally Posted by jt47000 View Post

        So many people are claiming to make tons of money from this thing and it seems wayyyyy too good to be true.
        Everyone working online makes a six or seven figure income. Didn't you know that? haha

        One of the golden rules is to never under any circumstances believe anyone's income claims. Even when the claim is coming from a respected name they can still be secretly broke.
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  • Profile picture of the author jt47000
    Everyone working online makes a six or seven figure income. Didn't you know that? haha
    Lol! thats good. Has anyone heard of it or been pitched it before? Zeekler Penny Auctions. I've always thought penny auctions were a scam. Any thoughts?
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  • Profile picture of the author cybernac
    I have been involved in Zeek Rewards for 8 months. It is amazing and I earn more now than my "real" job pays me. I pinch myself every day because I feel so lucky! Some members have PM'd me with questions but I cannot PM back, so please PM your email address and I can respond with any questions.

    Sherri
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  • Profile picture of the author hostwindsEvanM
    Sherri,

    perhaps you could provide some more details on here for the rest of our members.
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    Hostwinds web hosting and email marketing solutions
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  • Profile picture of the author shulink
    I just heard about it from a friend today. Anyone here has any experience with them? I think it is too good to be true. They are probably getting the 10% from new affiliate membership fees instead of the profit from their penny auction site. If the penny auction site stop growing (they have to stop growing at some point), but affiliates are growing, the 10% profits that affiliate make has to come from new membership fees instead of the profit from the site.
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