After a friend had a close call with Amway, I looked it up in Google. A
few years ago now...at least he never hooked up.
A lot of what Buff and 4x4 say about their co-workers is absolutely true.
In Amway, you are a regarded as a failure if you aren't striving for the top.
You pay to attend sessions that continuously berate you to sign up more
people. The selling thing is an aside. If you aren't a millionaire through
Amway, you aren't trying hard enough. They delight and dazzle by
saying everyone on stage is a millionaire! They show the yachts, cars,
houses, etc.
What they don't tell you that all that is only from the select few at
the top, one of whom will be represented, and the rest basically get
nothing. This is repeated city to city, country-wide.
Maybe it's your friends, you better get away from them, they are causing
you to fail is one of their favourite sayings.
Amway (and it's offshoots) make more money from these sessions than
they do from the rest of the business, as was brought out during a couple
of court cases. The selling of tickets, books, tapes, etc., makes more
money than actual product!
Oh, you got to go for free? Chances are, whoever asked you to go paid
your way, and they are willing to pay it, because then they can share
in the riches shown on the stage! Right?
Stay away from Amway (and any other MLM).
ers
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