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Wall Street Journal Reports That SEC Shut Down Zeek Rewards Calls It A Ponzi Scheme

According to the Wall Street Journal, the Securities and Exchange Commission has shut down Zeek Rewards, calling it a $600 million Ponzi and Pyramid Scheme.

Zeek CEO and President, Paul Burks has apparently agreed to pay a $4 million penalty and relinquish his interest in the company.

The court as appointed a receiver to manage the remaining assets and distribute them back to investors.

The company apparently holds $225 million in investor funds in 15 foreign banks.

Those funds will be frozen.

I have written about companies like Zeek at least a dozen times here on MLMBlog since we launched in 2003 and while there will be many associates attempting to paint this site as “negative”, the reality is you can stick a fork in Zeek Rewards, they are done folks.

See previous article about Zeek Rewards Shut Down.

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One Response to “Wall Street Journal Reports That SEC Shut Down Zeek Rewards Calls It A Ponzi Scheme”

  1. Fred says:

    yep, My wife got duped and I followed the supposed ‘cash cow’ and ‘invested 2500…wasn’t the first time we have desired to get rich quick..I should rally follow the Bible’s rules for once…All Men are Liars.

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