From BehindMLM.com:
A sick joke? Robert Craddock publishes Zeek Rewards book.
Out of all the people on the planet who might pen a book about Zeek Rewards, arguable none would be less qualified to do so than Robert Craddock.
Craddock, an investor in the Zeek Rewards, was hired by Gregory Caldwell to assist him with silencing Zeek Rewards’ critics compliance.
After the SEC shut down Zeek Rewards and revealed it to be an $850 million Ponzi scheme, Craddock was one of the most outspoken critics of the regulatory agency.
Craddock pushed all sorts of conspiracy theories in the immediate aftermath of Zeek through ZTeamBiz, a network of investors he set up.
Wishing to pursue legal action against the SEC, Craddock convinced investors of Zeek to send him thousands of dollars. Through ZTeamBiz, Craddock promised to put the money towards defending investors against future regulatory action.
The money ZTeamBiz fleeced from affiliates who donated was originally gathered to be used to defend all Zeek Rewards affiliates who donated against impending SEC litigation.
Shortly after the bulk of the money that would be donated was donated however, this changed to the offering of a cookie-cutter attorney letter, provided at an additional cost.
Where did the rest of the money go?
It is widely believed that the bulk of it went towards financing the legal defences of the Zeek Rewards net winners that formed ZTeamBiz.
In the months following the SEC shutdown, a number of legal initiatives were launched by ZTeamBiz affiliates to try to thwart attempts to recover funds they stole from their fellow affiliates.
To date, every single one of these actions has failed.
After that farce, Craddock’s name continued to pop up in connection with a number of shady schemes. It wasn’t until late 2013 that regulators and/or the Zeek Receivership shut him down.
After a series of Ponzi points business pushed by Craddock flopped, his newest role appears to be that of publisher.