Yes, I'm quite impressed with the GreenZap promotion. It is worth my while, and GreenZap says that instead of paying for high-powered advertising, which costs hundreds of dollars for each customer recruited into GreenZap, it is paying the public. I estimate that on average GreenZap is probably paying the public $20 per customer--and that's pretty cheap compared to what the big-time advertisers cost.

The new online bank GreenZap is now open for business and is still rewarding you to bring in new customers. Some of Greenzap's customers now have $1000s pending for having promoted Greenzap during May.

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Retro rewardz have been accounted for, and account calculations have been finalized. As of today, all of the GreenZap account holders who have worked so hard to expand the GreenZap community will find their retro rewardz have been triggered in their accounts. Enjoy watching your earned rewardz convert from ‘pending’ to ‘available’ as they continue to be processed and verified. “I pre-registered with GreenZap on the first day and have been telling everyone I know about GreenZap ever since!� said Nick H., real-life Zapper. Nick has earned over $21,500 in rewardz ($16,620 in Cash and $4,910 in WebCash) simply by spreading the word.

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GreenZap is currently in the process of revamping its 'Rewardz' program. The previous 'Rewardz' program no longer exists. Although we do not have an exact date as to when the new program will be launched, we will provide updates via email and the GreenZap website.

GreenZap Successful in Bringing Down Scam Website

San Diego, CA —April 19, 2007— GreenZap®, Inc., (Pink Sheets: GZPN - News) an online payment provider, announced that it has identified the owner and developer of greenzapscam.com and in doing so, forced the termination of the scam website and subsequently acquired the domain.

According to GreenZap, a graduate student of computer sciences living in Singapore is responsible for the libelous website. The student is also partial owner and operator of the same company that GreenZap filed a lawsuit against in February for a total of $57.5 million. It was shortly after filing that suit that GreenZap uncovered the scam-site-owner's identity. GreenZap believes that the graduate student's sole purpose for creating the harmful site existed for his own financial gain.