Ballin Zeek Rewards

One of the  a lot more attractive high qualities of a Ponzi scheme is that for  remarkably little effort, if  any type of at all, members can easily gain a substantial return on their  financial investments.  [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVk4rsgvYa0 Zeek Rewards Scam]  

Splice this in with a  NETWORK MARKETING compensation plan and also allow the word spread virally through the  sector as well as sooner or later you're bound to  draw in the attention of  some other companies  working in the exact same  market.

With no  cords connected membership sensible, it's  obvious that  several Zeek Rewards affiliates are  included  mainly in other Multi Level Marketing possibilities that for some, prohibited the cross marketing of another  chance to their existing downlines.  [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVk4rsgvYa0 Zeek Rewards Top Team]  

The stricter of these affiliate/distributor  contracts  also ban the simple participation in  yet another  Multi Level Marketing business altogether.

Nevertheless, as VIP point balances  well up those playing the multi-opportunity stakes in Zeek Rewards and other companies are no doubt  locating themselves in the  tough position of analyzing up their  major NETWORK MARKETING company with that of Zeek Rewards.

Simply put, it's  difficult to  neglect the returns Zeek Rewards pay out daily for what can quickly be  regarded passive financial investment  earnings ( using purchased  clients and advertisement placing automation). When you examine this to a  typical sales based  Multi Level Marketing  possibility that relies on real clients (not harvested email addresses where the  managers don't even know they  have actually been  subscribed and don't have to  really acquire anything to be counted as consumers), it does not take long for the Ponzi'esque returns to  outshine the profit derived from a legit opportunity.

With this  regrettably the inevitable takes place and also Zeek Rewards  associates look to their own existing downlines in an  work to  expand their Zeek downlines. There's no quicker way to raise your very own investment returns than to convince people you  understand to  likewise spend  and also experience the passive  percentages this  produces.

Eventually enough associates are involved in  a number of providers that  administration can no longer dismiss queries from their  industry as well as in the most extreme cases, even locate themselves being called on to make a public statement on the  chance in question.

Two the first days such executive was Monavie's  Chief of state of their North American and also European markets, Randy Schroeder.

Blasting Zeek Rewards on a July 16th Monavie " Authority Mentoring"  telephone call, Schroeder ( that   himself as being "one  that has extensive understanding of the (MLM)  sector") claimed that Zeek Rewards was a  provider that " arrives and sweeps people into a trail that turns into a  route of devastation".

Mentioning  many requests "over the past  a number of weeks seeking his  viewpoint on Zeek Rewards (presumably from Monavie associates), Schroeder ( image above) declared on the 16th that Zeek Rewards is " against the law, a pyramid  program ( and also)  quite possibly a Ponzi scheme".

Elaborating on why, Schroeder states that "one of  the very best  means to predict the future is to carefully  and also very study the past". He then takes place to  explanation that

providers whose compensation approach is even  by remote similar to the way individuals are compensation in the  course called Zeek Rewards, falls way outside of the FTC guidelines in terms of just what's  valid in the  multi level marketing or direct selling  business.

I mean way, way, method outside the guidelines.

My hunch is that Schroeder is speaking especially  pertaining to internal intake and that in its current  sort ( as well as for the past year  and also a fifty percent), Zeek Rewards  has actually run with  close to 100 % internal consumption by way of affiliates purchasing bids to  award.

Once these bids are given away, or dumped onto  client  bank accounts ( generated with an email address,  as well as in  numerous  situations where the owner of the email address has not  registered themselves or is even aware they are being  registered to Zeekler, Zeek Rewards's  dime public sale arm), the Zeek Rewards associate  that  offered the bids they themselves purchased away,  at that point goes on to  acquire a 90 day ROI on their bid purchase.

The most  noteworthy company Schroeder  contrasts Zeek Rewards to  might of course be Ad Search Daily, a Ponzi  system that  supplied  foolish returns  declaring its members were  acquiring advertising and marketing.

In Zeek Rewards, the  business declares its associates are  buying dime public auction bids and  delivers  comparable  outrageous returns, thought to be by and large funded by  associate cash. Zeek Rewards turn down to  make clear if this  holds true and/or release  paperwork  verifying normally. CEO Paul Burks  declares that the  comprise of the daily ROI that Zeek Rewards pays is a " exclusive secret".

Based upon this, Schroeder  ends that Zeek Rewards will definitely " relate to grief in the relatively near future, not far in to the future",

I  believe when individuals are being asked to  spend 10 thousand dollars into a program with the concept they should do no work  however  will definitely receive expensive returns, is screeching out in advance: " Do not do it,  do not do it, don't do it, don't do it!"

And yet so alluring is the concept of  swift  hard earned cash for which one need not  operate that alot of  individuals are  having scrubed into that trail.

Right now I would  merely to give you all my word of  care, it's gunna blowup, it's gunna be an  unsightly blowup, it'll  most likely take place  faster not later and it will leave a trail of devastation behind it.

It's unlawful, it's a pyramid, it's  most likely a Ponzi program, it's going to get shut down--  do not get scooped into it.

Including  more weight to Schroeder's words is a brief look at the types of people the  Multi Level Marketing  dime public auction  specific niche has attracted so far:

Zeek Rewards-- it's obvious that many of the  best earners in Zeek Rewards were top  users in the Ponzi  program Ad Browsing Daily.  Probably a  reasonable chunk of the initial investment seed money pumped  in to Zeek Rewards came  straight from Ad Search Daily

Bidify-- Bidify's Chief Creative  Police officer, Frode Jorgensen has a history with being involved in offshore earnings opportunites that  firmly looked like Ponzi schemes. Many some other founders exist,  nevertheless they are shrouded in secrecy with Bidify to  day not revealing the  particular company framework of the  provider

Bids That Give-- CEO and  creator Randy Jeffers has had  various NETWORK MARKETING companies  stopped by United States authorities

The most recent MLM penny public sale to turn up on my radar is 'Igobidwin' (also being  marketed place as " Universal Paradigm Move", "Ultimate Power Profits", "Power Profits", "Spinfinity" and also "MyTurnOnTop"), which is being launched by GlobalOne  Business LLC.

Not much is understood at this point (the  business is expected to launch sometime in the next few weeks)  however there appears to be possible ties between GlobalOne  Providers LLC and the pyramid program feeder OneX.

Associates of Igobidwin who purchased their members through debit card,  saw they were being billed by 'SIGNATURELIFE QLX', the same  provider that  showed up on OneX member receipts.

OneX was a feeder into QLXChange, which in turn fed members into a world of unethical closed-door  financial investment  chances, with  involvement only let if a non-disclosure agreement was signed.

At the end of the day whichever  Multi Level Marketing  dollar  public auction you're considering, they all operate on the  basic  guideline concept that  associates  spend $ x,  have some sort of virtual money points then  acquire an  efficient ROI) $ x based on how  numerous points they have, with the points  ending after a  particular period.

Members may of course increase their points (and effective ROI) by re-investing the returns the company pays out daily, and/or recruiting new  backers ( associates)  as well as  having them to  put in.

Virtually 100 % of the revenue generated by these companies is  using member acquisitions (investments in bids with the exclusive buying  inspiration being to  switch them into points for the  everyday ROI delivered) and  therefore the same is true of where the money these providers are paying  originates from.

This alone is sufficient investigation of the  frequent center company  style used by MLM dollar auctions (you won't  ever before  view one of these launch that  merely pays standard payments on the sale of penny public auction bids, because there are no  legitimate retail customers),  however when you consider  that is  included at the top levels of the business in the  particular niche, either at a  administration level or as leading earners, the  work is on the  wall surface.

No doubt efforts will certainly be made to  just brush off Schroeder's  remarks as " envy", "negativity" or other prideful labels,  nevertheless little can be  stated to refute his claims.

I mean you can do the whole pseudo compliance song and dance  as well as \* winkwink nudgenudge \* call a wolf in sheep's  garments a zebra, but functionally this changes nothing at all.

No matter what front company you attach to it, no matter what you call associate investments  as well as no matter how hard you punish your members for using investment  jargon under the guise of "compliance", an  earnings  option that pays returns ( assured or not) based on just how much seed money a new members administers  in to the scheme, which is  comprised of the money new  as well as existing affiliates have actually both initially put in  and also continue to re-invest so  regarding  expand their daily returns, is a Ponzi  program.

Precisely how anyone who has been or is involved in the  mlm  market for  greater than  10 seconds  as well as may appreciate the concept of selling items to  legitimate retail  clients and making a  payment on said sales could think otherwise, continues to baffle me.

You  may  listen to Randy Schroeder's reviews  concerning Zeek Rewards in their  totality beneath:

Mention that the above sound was taken from the July 16th Monavie " Management Mentoring" call which in its totality ran for 53  seconds and 38 seconds. Zeek Rewards was not mentioned or referred to in the rest of the call.  [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVk4rsgvYa0 Zeek Rewards Review]