Not coachable = not brainwashable
I’m sure the pompous sack of shit Platinum had a ton of reasons he didn’t like me, mostly because I was such a rebel and disinterested in anything Amway.
He’d hold Amway meetings and say he only does business with people he likes. If he doesn’t like you he won’t do business with you.
Well I don’t like you, you pompous sack of shit, but I’ve obviously done a lousy job of getting that message through to your Amway drunken brain because you seem to be under the false impression that I want to do business with you.
So he would bitch about me to Ambot. He’d bitch about everything: the way I dress, the “other” makeup I wear, I refuse to mingle, my phone, my car, my dog, the books I read. You name it, he bitched about it. It all leads to one thing. He’d bitch about me not being “coachable”. Pompous asshole. I told you the day I met you that I had no interest in Amway, going to meetings, buying products, etc. And its a huge surprise to you that I’m not coachable?
Dumb ass!
I’m also not coachable when it comes to learning how to jump out of airplanes or becoming a lion trainer. If I have zero interest in something or something I deem to be dangerous (both qualities I attribute to Amway) then I’m not going to bust my ass learning anything about it.
Then Ambot would parrot back the Amway speak in an accusatory tone to me: “The dumb ass pompous sack of shit Platinum (OK so those are my words not his) says that you’re not coachable.”
So when did I ever claim that I was coachable?
And right back at the Platinum - why bitch about someone not being coachable when they told you that the first day they met you?
Amway speak. “You’re not coachable” is better translated “I can’t brainwash you.”
I think a better description is you refused to listen to their lies, mainly the Amway Tool Scam lie. Were you aware they make most of their money from the tools, not Amway?
ReplyDeleteNo, I didn't know about the real scam regarding the tools until after I'd disassociated myself from these people.
ReplyDeleteDo you recognize a scam of this scale fully explains the upline behavior?
ReplyDeleteI didn't realize it at the time, but I see it now.
ReplyDeleteWhen were you last involved with Amway as an IBO?
ReplyDeleteInvolved? Not my choice of word, but a couple of years ago.
ReplyDeleteWould you like to join a lawsuit for fraud against Amway?
ReplyDeleteAlthough that's not out of the question my preference would be a lawsuit against the upline because those are the real troublemakers who made my life hell.
ReplyDeleteThe reasons Amway is being sued are include, but is not limited to:
ReplyDelete1. They sued me first, for notifying IBOs about the Amway Tool Scam, we are counter suing,
2. Amway has known about the tool scam for several decades, spoke out against it, but decided to actively support it,
3. Amway is a more precise target,
4. Amway has deeper pockets,
5. The UK and India successfully went after Amway only, and expected them to rein in the upline LCKs,
6. Since this is a fraud/conspiracy case, they are free to get their pound of flesh from the upline, and
7. Other MLMs don't allow this type of upline LCK behavior, so Amway has the authority to make the changes with the upline LCKs.
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Your agenda is different than mine. I admire people who sue Amway. Takes a lot of guts to go against any company that can afford expensive lawyers and their legal power. It seems from what I've read about Amway lawsuits its cheaper for them to settle than to actually make any changes.
ReplyDeleteI doubt our agendas are that much different. I think we both want to get rid of the scam the Amway Tool Scam (ATS) business represents, and the outrageous behavior that is a necessary part of the ATS. Correct?
ReplyDeleteI found a lawyer who is willing to work on a contingency basis. He gets paid a percentage of what is awarded, nothing if he loses, which makes him VERY motivated to win. The more people who join, the more he makes, and that's a win-win scenario.
I won't be "cheap" to settle with, Amway is responsible for not only the monetary loses, but 12 years of my spare time chasing an illusion while my 2 young boys were growing up, as well as over 5 years of dodging my pursuing them to do the right thing, and shut down the Amway Tool Scam. I can be bought, but it won't be cheap (I assume the same applies to you). I agree the pain of Amway staying the same has to be greater than the pain of change for them to make changes, and our blogs represent 2 needles in their sides. I hope you will reconsider.
Oops! The first sentence 2 posts above should read, "The reasons Amway is being sued include, but are not limited to:
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