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Skedy
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#101 · Posted: 31 Jan 2012 13:25
Hi I've got a few queries that I need help with please?!
So far I've bought $26 worth off VIP bids and make about $0.25 each time I get a cash award, I currently have no silver gold or diamond subscribers just free affiliates! Does anyone know roulghly how much you are rewarded each day if you have 2 silver subscribers?
Also are they definate people that will sign up on the 5cc program, or just people that are going to sit there as a free affiliate?
If anyone could help it would be much appreciated
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#102 · Posted: 1 Feb 2012 19:29
I have a few questions as well. I signed up in early jan as a free member i have 129.00 in bonus points, i know the first 100 will vanish when i upgrade. I continually post ads every day.
I was wondering if it would be a good idea to sign up as a silver member today or tomorrow for the month of Feb. Would it be profitable for me since it costs 10.00 to join? I have NO affiliates yet, I think I would need to go into the 5cc for that, and i mean not even any free affiliates yet but I am trying, seems everyone thinks this is too good to be true.. If i read everything right it seems your billed 20.00 for 10 customers on the 5cc report and since i dont have any affiliates I would not even make money in the retail profit pool? Even if I am a silver member.
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#103 · Posted: 1 Feb 2012 22:28 · Edited by: Elysium
Skedy
Welcome to the forum. 
Skedy: I currently have no silver gold or diamond subscribers just free affiliates! Does anyone know roulghly how much you are rewarded each day if you have 2 silver subscribers?
The VIP bids you purchase that become VIP points are not affected by affiliates who sign up under you. Your VIP points simply earn based on the % each day of the profit share. The more points you have, the more cash rewards you'll earn each day.
If you have affiliates signed up under you, then you would earn 20% commissions each month from their monthly subscription. You'll also earn from the VIP bid purchases that they make, based on your rank. You can read all the details about this at your ZeekRewards site in the "Get Paid" sections.
Skedy: Also are they definate people that will sign up on the 5cc program, or just people that are going to sit there as a free affiliate?
You could be asking 2 different things here, so I'll just answer both:
You don't want to confuse Zeekler customers with ZeekRewards affiliates. The 5cc exists only to assist you in obtaining Zeekler customers during the times you have difficulty obtaining them yourself. You obtain ZeekRewards affiliates through your own efforts.
Not all affiliates use the 5cc because they obtain customers through their own advertising. A Free Affiliate must upgrade in order to sign up for the 5cc. Free Affiliates stop earning bonus points after 60 days, and if they don't upgrade and purchase a minimum of 10 VIP bids (that they give away as free samples) then they will not earn from the daily profit share. However, a Free Affiliate can still earn from other avenues as described in the "Get Paid" section of ZeekRewards.
~Annette
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Elysium
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#104 · Posted: 1 Feb 2012 22:33
fireman5214
Upgrading is a matter of personal choice during your first 60 days. The sooner you upgrade to a premium subscription, the sooner you'll start earning from the daily profit share. But keep in mind that you will also need to purchase a one-time minimum of 10 VIP bids (@$10), and have at least 1 Zeekler customer to give those bids to as free samples, in order to earn from the profit share.
You can save money by getting Zeekler customers on your own. Remember, they don't have to use the sample bids for you to receive points. If you decide to sign up for the 5cc, it's $10 for the first batch of 5 customers.
As I mentioned in the above post, be sure not to confuse customers with affiliates. The 5cc is to help you obtain Zeekler customers, not ZeekRewards affiliates.
~Annette
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Skedy
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#105 · Posted: 2 Feb 2012 04:17
Thanks very much, really helped. I could literally sit here all day and ask you questions because everywhere else people seem to tip toe round the real question. Last question bid silly aswell but roughly how many bids would you have to have to make $50 a day then? I now have 29 and Barley get anything back!
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Elysium
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#106 · Posted: 2 Feb 2012 05:40 · Edited by: Elysium
Skedy
That's not a silly question at all. But the profit share varies daily, so the answer can vary as well. Also keep in mind that it would be considered non-compliant to discuss earning amounts. To get an idea of an average, click on "How It Works" at the ZR site and read the 4 steps given there as an example.
I'm going to assume that your bonus points balance hasn't turned into VIP points yet? It's fun when they do, and over time you'll start to get more of a feel of your growth. It just takes some patience at first.
~Annette
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Skedy
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#107 · Posted: 2 Feb 2012 06:14
Sorry I did think that when I was writing amounts.
No they haven't yet should be food when they do. I know I'm just bein abit impatient and want to grow as fast as I can
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Elysium
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#108 · Posted: 2 Feb 2012 06:54
You're welcome Skedy. I'm glad to help out when I can.
It was nice meeting you.
~Annette
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TenK
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#109 · Posted: 2 Feb 2012 16:47
This topic is tuning into a wonderful resource for anyone interested in learning more about the Zeek Rewards method of earning an income from home.
It appears that Elysium/Annette has been gracious enough to volunteer her time and knowledge and I for one appreciate her help and all the others that have contributed.
Zeek Rewards is definitely not your usual opportunity. It is rather complicated and takes some time to educate our selves.
Before I throw any hard earned cash at Zeek I specifically need to know what the maximum amount of bids I am allowed to purchase? I heard or read somewhere that 10K is the max. And if this is the max, do you in your opinion recommend a purchase of that size? What are the pros & cons?
Again, thanks for the help.
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#110 · Posted: 2 Feb 2012 17:02
Sorry to divert from the current topic, but a fellow Zeek Rewards affiliate just recently turned me on to something that I think may interest others on this thread. Apparently ZR has caught the attention of a couple of mainstream Internet Marketing gurus who are offering anyone who signs up to their free list building program free ZR leads from their ZR rotator...No matter WHO you're signed up under.
It all looks perfectly legit to me, and, after all, it is a free service, so there's nothing to loose. Anyway, take a look at it and let me know what you think. I was just made aware of it this morning so I haven't had time to thoroughly digest it yet. According to the site, the rotator hasn't started yet, but will very soon. The link is in my sig.
I'm sorry that it is an optin link. I tried to provide the link to the "About" here page that talks about the rotator, but since it is password protected you have to be a member to see it. I can copy and paste the text from the page here if you want, but [url="http://affiliateportalnetwork.com/videos/rotator.mp4"]here is a link to the video [/url] that demonstrates it.
They obviously want us to join the free service to get on their mailing list, but you can use a throw away email if you want to avoid future spam. Their free service does appear to have value on it's own though.
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Elysium
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#111 · Posted: 3 Feb 2012 03:51
TenK
Thanks for such sweet words Gary, and welcome to the forum.
There sure are a lot of great people here in the Zeek family.
There are bid purchase amount limits when using external (out-of-pocket) funds, depending on your level:
Silver Affiliates can purchase up to a max of 1,000 Sample Bids with external funds.
Gold Affiliates can purchase up to a max of 5,000 Sample Bids with external funds.
Diamond Affiliates can purchase up to a max of 10,000 Sample Bids with external funds.
There currently are no limits with internal funds (commissions, etc.), but that may change in the future.
There is also a max amount of sample bids you can give per customer, depending on your level:
Silver Affiliate max bid give = 100 per customer
Gold Affiliate max bid give = 500 per customer
Diamond Affiliate max bid give = 1000 per customer
When it comes to putting money into any opportunity, I always like to follow the expression of 'don't spend more than you can afford to lose'. With that said, it's really a matter of personal choice, budget, and goals. More bids = more points = more daily cash rewards and faster growth. Just also know that the purchase is non-refundable.
Ask yourself if you will be able to dedicate to the daily ad requirement, because you really don't want to miss a day when a high amount of points are involved.
Consider starting with whatever you're most comfortable with. You will always have the ability to purchase more sample bids anytime as you become more familiar with Zeek.
That's just my 2 cents, lol. Would enjoy hearing other views.
~Annette
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Skedy
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#112 · Posted: 3 Feb 2012 04:08
So what happens and what do you do after 90 days, doesn't your VIP points retire or something?
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Elysium
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#113 · Posted: 3 Feb 2012 04:40
Skedy: So what happens and what do you do after 90 days, doesn't your VIP points retire or something?
Yes, each VIP point retires after 90 days. The idea is to keep 'repurchasing' VIP bids with your cash rewards (and give them away as samples), to continue growing your VIP point balance over time. You can set your 'Bid Repurchase Preference' by clicking on "Retail Profit Pool Report" in your back office.
It is highly recommended that you keep your repurchase amount set at 100% and not cash out until you've reached a desired amount when taking out 20%. Then always have around 80% going back into repurchasing bids to help ensure the continued growth of your income. With that said, you can set your repurchase preference to any amount you choose through your back office if you need funds for things such as paying your monthly subscription, etc.
You can keep track of when each point will retire by clicking on "Point Retirement Calendar" in your back office.
~Annette
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Skedy
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#114 · Posted: 3 Feb 2012 05:05
Yeah but they literally retire and what, you loose them? What happens to your cash reward?
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Elysium
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#115 · Posted: 3 Feb 2012 05:41 · Edited by: Elysium
Skedy: Yeah but they literally retire and what, you loose them? What happens to your cash reward?
When points retire, they are gone. But keep in mind that you've been earning cash rewards each day during those 90 days, and if you have your repurchase preference set at 100%, then your VIP bid/pt balance grows over time.
It's your choice what you do with your daily cash rewards. If you set your Bid Repurchase Preference to 100%, the system will automatically use all your cash rewards each day towards repurchasing more VIP bids for you. It's a good way to increase your VIP point balance when not using external funds (or in addition to it). If you set your preference to 0%, all your cash rewards each day will go towards 'cash available' that you can withdraw.
I believe the minimum withdrawal to AP, STP or check is $20. You must add the following fees to withdraw:
Free Affiilate $5, Silver Affiliate $3.50, Gold Affiliate $2, Diamond Affiliate is Free. For example, the absolute minimum a Silver must have in Cash Available or Matrix Commissions before he can request a withdrawl is $23.50.
You can see your 'Cash Available' by clicking on it in the blue box in the "Retail Profit Pool Report" of your back office. In the white box below that, you can click on "Here's Why" to see an example of how the repurchases work.
Many people in Zeek have their repurchase rate set at 100%, meaning they are using 100% of their daily profits to repurchase VIP bids. The more VIP bids/pts you have, the more you earn. Once they reach a desired level of daily income, they will reset their repurchase amount to whatever they're comfortable with. Most do 80/20 (80% to repurchase, 20% daily cash out).
~Annette
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Skedy
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#116 · Posted: 3 Feb 2012 08:38
So you work hard and invest to earn VIP points, then they basically just disappear? Wow that's abit off a shock
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Elysium
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#117 · Posted: 3 Feb 2012 11:24
Skedy
They don't just disappear. Those points are earning each day for 90 days before they retire. I know it's hard to see it right now because you're starting out with just a few bids, but after your free bonus points transfer over into VIP points you'll be able to see a more noticeable increase happening.
The first few months can be slow (unless you start out with a large bid purchase). But it picks up and gets really fun over time. The key is to continue repurchasing bids during your first few months. (Remember to use words like 'purchase' or 'repurchase' instead of using banking terms like 'invest' or 'compound').
You can also really add to your income by sponsoring ZR affiliates. The commissions you earn from their monthly subscriptions and VIP bid purchases can really add up. Also, those commissions can be used towards your own monthly subscriptions and bid purchases if you want.
Like any business, ZR does take time and a little work.
~Annette
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#118 · Posted: 3 Feb 2012 11:29
Thanks you do make me feel a lot more confident, I am trying to get ZR affiliates but recruiting I find a little harder, working on it
Darren
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#119 · Posted: 5 Feb 2012 01:48
Elysium
Hello Annette,
Thanks for your reply.
After going through the details again, I have understood how all this works. Just today my bonus balance has been converted into VIP balance and I'm just excited to see how it pans out.
However, I'm puzzled about one thing. These VIP points have a life span of 90 days after which it turns to "0". Now even if one keeps purchasing bids, after 90 days they retire, so how do the bids increase.
I clicked on the following link:
(Recommended Repurchase level is 100%.Here's Why)
An example is given that once you accumulate 50,000 VIP points you can go in for the 80/20 plan. But how on earth, can anyone reach that astronomical figure of 50,000, if every 90 days the bids which have been purchased, retire.
Insight into this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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#120 · Posted: 5 Feb 2012 05:16
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Hi Flo, it's good seeing you.
Congrats on your bonus points becoming VIP points! That's always exciting. I hope you have also received the funds from the Zeekler auction that you won.
Don't mind the 50,000 points example. Just like the "How It Works" section at the ZR site, it's only to give you an idea of what happens when repurchasing and/or receiving a cash out. You can change your repurchase preference at any time.
If you start out by using 100% of your cash rewards towards repurchasing more bids each day, then those new bids (that become points) add to the increase of your VIP points balance. Remember, more points = more cash rewards. So the next day you'll have more points to earn from the profit share with than you did the day before... which means earning even more cash rewards. That increase in cash rewards will result in even more repurchased bids, and so on. It's like a growing cycle. Keep in mind that each new bid you repurchase each day will start it's own 90 day clock when it becomes a point.
There will be days of 'dips' when a group of points retire at once, but the idea is to bring in more points than you lose, and that is why it is recommended that you repurchase with 100% at first (to get your earnings to a desired amount), and then no less than 80% repurchase when you want to cash out. If you cash out too much, then you could stall your growth. It's also important that you don't forget your daily ad, as that can interrupt growth as well since you won't earn cash rewards on those days.
~Annette
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