Zukul launched in 2014 and is headed up by founders Jeremy Rush and Michael Bloom.

On his Facebook profile, Rush lists his location as London in the UK. I did find a LinkedIn profile for a Michael Bloom involved in “YouTube Video Production” also in the UK, however I’m not 100% sure this is Zukul’s Michael Bloom.

In any event, despite Zukul appearing to be run out of the UK, Zukul’s provided corporate address is a PO Box in British Anguilla.

Anguilla is a known tax-haven, offering little consumer protection via a lack of local regulation and strong corporate privacy.

Of the two Zukul founders, Jeremy Rush (right) is far more prominent in Zukul marketing material.

Rush operates a YouTube channel, with videos uploaded prior to Zukul’s launch marketing
MMO Cashout
($10 to $99 a month recruitment scheme),
Penny Matrix
($7 a month recruitment scheme),
DS Domination
(dropshipping),
AdExperts
($400 recruitment scheme),
AdHitProfits
(125% ROI Ponzi scheme) and Banners Broker (Canadian Ponzi scheme).

Read on for a full review of the Zukul MLM business opportunity.

The Zukul Product Line

On the Zukul website there is a link labeled “IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO JOIN AS AN AFFILIATE ONLY — CLICK HERE”.

Upon clicking the link a visitor is provided with details of Zukul’s compensation plan.

The only way to join Zukul would appear to be through the purchase of a monthly product subscription:

Beginner – $19.60 a month

Intermediate – $54.50 a month

Advanced – $272.50 a month

This indicates Zukul has no retailable products or services, with this further supported by certain components of the Zukul compensation plan only made available with an Intermediate or Advanced subscription.

Bundled with Zukul’s subscriptions is access to a library of online marketing tools.

The Zukul Compensation Plan

The Zukul compensation plan pays a commission on monthly subscription fees, with commissions paid out via a unilevel compensation structure.

A unilevel compensation structure places an affiliate at the top of a unilevel team, with every personally recruited affiliate placed directly under them (level 1):

If any level 1 affiliates recruit new affiliates, they are placed on level 2 of the original affiliate’s unilevel team.

If any level 2 affiliates recruit new affiliates, they are placed on level 3 and so on and so forth down a theoretical infinite number of levels.

How much of a commission is paid out is determined by how much affiliates in a unilevel team pay in monthly fees:

Beginner – $10 on level 1, $5 on level 2 and $4 on level 3

Intermediate – $13 on level 1, $5 on level 2 and $4 on level 3

Advanced – $55 on level 1, $25 on level 2, $10 on level 3

In addition to the above commission payouts, Zukul affiliates also receive a 50% matching bonus on earnings by personally recruited affiliates.

Finally the Zukul compensation plan material mentions a ‘
Multilayered Passive 10 Level High Funnel available for Intermediate and Advanced levels only
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🤖 Quick Answer

What is Zukul and who are its founders?
Zukul is a company launched in 2014, headed by Jeremy Rush and Michael Bloom. Rush maintains a prominent presence in marketing materials with a YouTube channel, while the company operates from a PO Box in British Anguilla despite apparent UK operations, utilizing the jurisdiction's minimal regulatory oversight and corporate privacy protections.

What concerns exist regarding Zukul's operational structure?
Zukul's use of a British Anguilla address, a tax-haven jurisdiction offering limited consumer protection and regulatory oversight, raises transparency concerns. Additionally, Rush's prior involvement marketing similar programs like MMO Cashout suggests potential continuity with recruitment-based business models.

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