ZeekRewards.com Allegedly A Huge Ponzi Scheme On Verge Of Collapse
Online marketer Paul Burks of Lexington, N.C., is accused in a federal complaint of raising money from more than 1 million customers through ZeekRewards.com, a website in operation less than two years. Burks could not immediately be reached for comment
ZeekRewards customers were offered ways to earn money through the site, including buying unregistered investment contracts that promised a share the company's profits through rewards points that could be traded for cash payouts. Burks could not be
The SEC says online marketer Paul Burks and his company raised more than $600 million from more than one million online customers through the website ZeekRewards.com since January 2011. Investors were up to 50% of the company's daily net profits
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