ZipNadaZilch, LLC ZNZ ONE, ZNZ TWO, ZNZ BIG CASH, Steve Wirsig, ZNZADTEAM, Zip Nada Zilch SCAM Cato New York

First of all I would like to clarify that this "Steve" person mentioned in the initial report does NOT own ZNZ.

The way ZNZ works is simple. They are a "mall" or "billboard" for the trial offers that appear on the pages.

If you decide that you want to participate in ZNZ, you are an "internet based referral agent."

You refer people into ZNZ thru your page, people take an offer (following the terms and conditions that znz has clearly outlined on all 16 of their sites) and ZNZ gets paid, in turn they pay you.

And the INCREDIBLE part is that  as a "referral agent" for ZNZ, they will pay you BEFORE your referrals even go thru 80% of a trial offer. Which means that ZNZ is paying you, before they get paid. You tell me ANYWHERE that ANY company of ANY kind will put faith in you like that?!  It is absolutely amazing.

The fact that one is required to keep an offer 80% of the trial is EXCELLENT for the companies that advertise on ZNZ. Someone that keeps a trial 80% of the trial time has a real shot at becoming a true customer. They have had time to fully experience the benefits of the offer and make an educated decision.

For example, with something like creditreport.com, MANY people take their trial offer independent of ZNZ, they just go to their website from a tv commercial or something and they take the trial. They see their credit report and immediately cancel, with no shot of becoming a legitimate customer. It is actually MUCH better for the companies that advertise on ZNZ because people that want to participate in the ZNZ program MUST keep it 80% of the trial time, therefore a much higher percentage do become actual customers.

The original report says it is not right because people are "coached" to only keep it 80% of the time. They are not "coached" to do that, they are required to do that. If at that point they choose to become a full customer, great, but if not, they have tried the program long enough to make an educated decision.

It is very effective advertising for these companies.

ZNZ is a very honest and reputable company and I personally have made A LOT of money promoting ZNZ and I mean A LOT. If they owe you money, they pay. ZNZ is an advertising venue, they themselves do NOT ever ask for your credit card information, so ZNZ can't charge you anything.

It is a very ingenious program and it is a win-win.

Of course, as with anything, if you do not abide by the rules it doesn't work.

If you do follow the rules, it works for everyone inolved BIG TIME!

First I want to commend those of you who are doing your due diligence on Zip Nada Zilch. After a week and a half of reading info, asking questions, and reading more info, I made my decision. In fact, after googling "is ZNZ a scam?" the feedback I read strengthened my decision and that was to join the ZNZ team! Not only did I feel prepared to take on the ZNZ challenge; I was excited about taking on the challenge!

Dictionary.com defines the word SCAM as: a confidence game or other fraudulent scheme, especially for making a quick profit; swindle. Zip Nada Zilch is not a scam. Those ad agents with ZNZ that are spreading false claims are considered the scam. 

It is 100% free to signup for ZNZ. Once a person signs up they have the option of completing 1 or more trial offers with reputable companies. Some of the trial offers are free, some have a cost. Companies, like Disney, know that the more people who see and know their brand will partake in their product(s). Companies, like Disney, also know that the more people who "try out" or "sample" or just "get a taste" of their product will be even more likely to become a regular consumer. Companies, like Disney, are so confident with their product that they are willing to pay companies, like Zip Nada Zilch, to drive traffic to their website knowing that not everyone who sees or tries their product will become a regular consumer. A TV informercial or commercial are not the only way companies are getting the word out- they are utilizing the internet. Why? Because potential consumers are on the internet! How many times have we heard, "if you call the number at the bottom of your screen in the next 10 min, we'll send you a free copy!" And how many of us have had an annoying advertisment randomly pop up on our computer screens with bright flashy words that say CLICK HERE? My point is that the affiliate marketing concept that ZNZ is using is not fraudulent, otherwise, companies like Disney would not partner. ZNZ has been around since 2007. Companies, like Disney, are still paying ZNZ to drive traffic to their sites and ad agents with ZNZ are still making money on a daily basis.

This is not "just another one of those programs praying on the very people that are hurting in this country and looking for a real opportunity." This opportunity is not for everyone...but anyone who fully understands the concept (by doing their due diligence) and is a motivated person who has a good work ethic can be successful with ZNZ. And to those who are ready to get to work as an ad agent with this awesome opportunity, or just need more questions answered please visit my link! There's a great informational video and my email is included!  (((redacted)))

If you read the terms and conditions of the trials, you will see if there are any holds put on your account and how much you will be charged if you do not cancel your trials.  In order to keep your account with ZNZ, then you have to keep he trial at least 80% of the time, however they recommend you sign up for trials that you would like to keep.  I kept one of mine.  And have made over $15K since August 2013 with ZNZ.

Steve Wirsig is not the owner - he created the znzadteam.com capture page.  You are still really new so you probably don't know what a capture page is.

Internet Payday Systems and Online Payday Systems: not affiliated with ZNZ. 

I am sorry that you have read only the negative things however you have to admit, ZNZ does not take any money from you.  It is the trials you are required to sign up for to work with them.