Zip Nada Zilch Review: An Incentive-Based Scheme EXPOSED!

Welcome to my Zip Nada Zilch review!

If someone invited you for a website that pays out with cash, iPhones, the latest game consoles, or other gadgets, then you might have stumbled across Zip Nada Zilch or ZNZ.

First of all, I must Congratulate you for taking your time to do your own research before buying into any "seemingly good" product.

That's the way to avoid scams and find the legitimate way to make money online!

Let me be completely transparent with you, I'm not associated with Zip Nada Zilch in any form.

So, rest assured that I'm not here to pitch or sell anything to you.

Instead, I'm here to reveal what this incentive-based scheme is all about, and if they can really live up to their claims of passive income. 

Check out what I have to say about it in my Zip Nada Zilch review...

Zip Nada Zilch or ZNZ is an incentive-based affiliate network launched by Jeffery Kocurek back in May of 2008.

They are currently located in Texas and has paid over $9 million to its members in the form of  commissions.

Remember, ZNZ paid out around $9 million in commissions to their customers, so they’ve got to be earning more than that!

But with no product to sell, how do their earn money?

This is their model in a nutshell:

ZNZ gets paid whenever their advertiser offers are completed and tracked on their website. These advertiser offers are completed by you, the member and the people that you refer.

But they don't keep the full payment of the advertisers. 

A portion of the payment they get also goes into a funding for free gifts.

ZNZ is an incentive-based program, so they offer big rewards and cash prizes for people who sign up for their network.

On their main website, you’re already greeted by a lot of products that you can redeem after meeting certain referral requirements, which I’ll go over in the next section.

Zip Nada Zilch is an affiliate network that lets you earn money by sending leads to other companies like Disney, GoDaddy, and DirectTV just to name a few.

A “lead” is usually any person and their contact information (email address or phone number) that can be used by a marketer or company to sell their products.

When you’re signing up for ZNZ and asking others to do the same, you’re generating leads for them.

ZNZ is just the middleman, and is only an affiliate to these networks of companies if they provide more leads to these networks.

This is where it gets tricky to explain without going into a lot of detail:

When customers successfully refer a person to one of their sites, they get bank credits in the value shown above.

Bank credits are the site’s main features to keep track of the referral requirements.

So, once they reach certain credit requirements, that’s where they get the equivalent payout.

In order for someone to get AllinOne’s payout, they need to meet $3.00 in credit requirements and based on the table below, each referral is 0.06.

That’s about 50 people to refer.  

People also earn by completing certain offers on each of their websites, and again, they get bank credits which they can use to redeem their rewards.

In order to avail for commissions, you’ll need to go through two of ZNZ’s sites namely ZNZ One and ZNZ Big Cash. But you can’t sign up for them. You need to qualify for both of them.

Much like one of their sites, you’ll need to meet credit requirements to get into ZNZ One. Once you qualify, you’ll get your own referral link that you can promote and once someone clicks on your link to join, they pay you $20 per referral.

For ZNZ Big Cash, you’ll need to be a member of ZNZ One first and then qualify to get into the program. Again, you’ll need to meet credit requirements by completing offers.

You’ll then get your referral link and then get paid out (higher than ZNZ One) for every member that signed up using your link.

Zip Nada Zilch is for anyone who has the time and energy to spend in completing different offers and getting referrals.

Who Is It Not For?

If you're expecting this business opportunity to pay off for your next holiday or considering this as a form of part-time income, then you might only end up disappointed.

And I'll explain in the next section below. 

When you sign up for ZNZ, they’ll require your real name, address, phone number, and email address.

You will also be asked to sign up with your credit card information because of the offers that they present (see section above).

Most of the offers you’ll see are free, but the higher paying ones are paid trial offers (where you sign up or refer someone to sign up) for a free trial and then get charged the full amount once the trial is done.

It’s very difficult to market a product that has little to no use to anyone, and paid trials are a good example of that.

Because ZNZ doesn’t have physical products, they only offer free trials to cable subscriptions, video services, and other offers they might have at any given time.

If you’re an affiliate marketer like me, I don’t think I can create quality content around cable subscriptions to even get me a good spot in the Google rankings.

On their site, they have 94 pages of photos from people who sent pictures that they earned from Zip Nada Zilch.

Each page had 24 entries, so multiply that with 94, you get 2,256 people who earned money (more or less because some entries are from the same person).

The first entry of the gallery was 2011, so that’s 7 years since then.

They paid out $9 million in commissions, so from 2008 to 2018, that’s an average of $900,000 per year on commissions.

In 7 years, they paid out $6.3 million in commissions.

From 2011 to 2018, they paid out around $2,792 to 2,256 members within 7 years!

That means 2,256 members got paid $398 a year for the past 7 years.

Take note that I am only basing the number of members based on who submitted their proofs of income. If I counted those who didn’t submit, those numbers will be incrementally lower!

This is what irked me with their commission-based program.

You needed to meet their credit requirements on sales offers before you qualify to get commissions. 

The process of earning more money just became a lot more tedious with these qualifications. 

Right off the bat, they don't give their members the full income generating opportunities. They are making them work for it. 

At any given time of the day, you’ll be faced with different offers, so some offers will have low credits while there are days where you’ll get offers with high credits.

The lack of consistency doesn’t really motivate me or anyone to spend an hour or two each day to build up bank credits because I could be earning more in one day and less the following day.

Unlike other paid survey and rewards site, ZNZ made sure that their members got paid, and they posted proof of it on the official website.

This alone eliminates the idea that they're not a fraudulent company. 

I would applaud ZNZ for being transparent with their members’ success stories because it’s a great marketing tactic,

It would bolster anyone’s confidence in investing time and money on the site because people got paid money.

It’s not that much, but they got paid.

Now, I take these with a grain of salt because even though they are Paypal transactions, what’s to stop ZNZ themselves from just sending money to one of their employees and post the amount?

ZNZ or Zip Nada Zilch is a completely legitimate site and has been around since 2008 with over $9 million dollars in total commissions paid out.

However, I don’t recommend the “business opportunity” they provide for the following reasons:

First, it requires your credit card and it can be troublesome to keep on cancelling subscriptions to free trials so you don’t get overcharged. That’s inconvenience.

Second, the products aren’t exactly worth anything. There is no incentive for anyone to avail of these products at all.

Third, you don’t have control over the product offers. This is because product offers change every day and there’s no consistency.

Fourth, you need to complete sales offers. You need to complete sales offers to qualify for their commissions-based programs. That’s quite troublesome if you ask me.

Fifth, people are not making enough money. I showed you just how much on average a person got paid out in 7 years and to me, that’s not enticing. Minimum wage pays higher than that.