It looks like trouble is brewing for Zeek Rewards.

In the company’s effort to move from an illegal scheme to a legitimate opportunity,  they risk losing the vast majority of their affiliates because they are actually going to require some effort.

There is an in depth article over at BehindMLM.com that makes a very interesting point about Zeek Rewards:

Before March 1st, 100% of the purchases made within Zeek Rewards were by members (VIP bids).

In other words, “no actual customers” could be found.  Now it looks like the company is adding a new rule, requiring two new preferred customers per month, which (like I mentioned above) will likely slow growth to a halt.

I always find it interesting when companies like Zeek Rewards pop up and gain some serious momentum.  Because, hey…running an illegal scheme can be very profitable.

However, I’ve seen it before, once a company begins to move toward legitimate opportunity, they inevitably will slow way down.

Schemes attract the easy money, something for nothing crowd and when the easy money dries up, the something for nothing crowd will move on to the next scheme.

Zeek Rewards is in a tough spot.  

They have to allow the lawyers to move the company in the direction of becoming a legitimate opportunity before the FTC and Attorney Generals come in and slam the doors shut.  But if they move too quickly, you will see an exodus along the lines of iJango ort AGLOCO.