Don’t you hate it how these Amway bastards show up with their scheme and tell us how we can make $75,000/$80,000/$100,000/year!
My story of what its like to be married to an Amway cult follower. I expose the lies that our upline told and what happens at Amway meetings and functions. I leave the explanations of why Amway is a poor business opportunity or the tool scam to other bloggers. This blog mainly exists to curse out my former upline, aka the cult leaders, and to let everyone know what kind of idiots I had to put up with. Feel free to join in or live vicariously!
Thursday, September 3, 2015
WWDB = Worthless Wonders Dreaming Bullshit
Don’t you hate it how these Amway bastards show up with their scheme and tell us how we can make $75,000/$80,000/$100,000/year!
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Ah, good old WWDB, you couldn't have described them better. I would really like to hear the whole story on David and Debbie Shores, longtime diamond-level distributors (but not any more) who had a million dollar dream home in Montana that got foreclosed on, and they are now divorced as well. I wonder if they are both still involved in Amway at all (perhaps they fell to Emerald level) and kind of lame-ass stories they made up about moving out of Montana to go rent a home in Utah (or wherever they live now). Then there's Dean Kosage, another "financially independent" diamond who left Amway some time ago but still claims he was retired at age 23 and founded several businesses that seem to have gone nowhere, and fell behind on his child support payments. Would love to hear his side of that story too.
ReplyDeleteHi Chris. Thanks for stopping by. Yup WWDB was a really shitty Amway cult sect to belong to. Cult leaders are phony lying bastards who as you pointed out are no strangers to bankruptcy, foreclosure, and being deadbeats on child support. All in the name of fake it till you make it. I have no interest in hearing their side of the story. LOL! Fake it till you make it got them in trouble. Simple as that.
DeleteI wonder who former Amway/Quixtar diamond Harriet Lyons is scamming nowadays. It has been almost 3 years since she scammed an elderly neighbor out of a measly $3600 after telling him she needed the money for non existent cancer treatments. Apparently she has lowered her sights after serving 5 years for scamming 2 elderly women out of nearly a million dollars. One of them, age 77 gave Harriet $325,000 to pay the "ransom" for her son's "kidnapping" and the other, an 86 year old lady wrote checks to Harriet over a ten year period until 1997 totaling about $600,000 for Harriet and her husband's "cancer treatments". Of course this doesn't include what she scammed out of her Amway/Quixtar downline to make Diamond. But I'm sure the "counseling" this outstanding women gave them was worth it LOL. One of her victims said: "As a con artist she's fabulous. I could talk to her for half an hour and still not be sure of what she said". Gee I want to go to Amway meetings and buy tapes so I can learn to be just like her. Now if I could just shed this damn thing called a conscience I could make Diamond too!
ReplyDeleteAnonymous - to be successful at Amway you have to be a really good scammer. And the scams don't have to be limited to Scamway - the sky's the limit as old Harriet found out pretending to have cancer to get others to donate to her treatments. That's the type of training you get in Amway to be the scum of the earth. The majority of ambots who sign up to be Amway IBO's don't have it in them to keep up the scam too long because their morals and conscience kick in.
DeleteAnd that is the thing they don't tell you. It's not "hard work" that makes one successful in Amway. It's the ability to lie, deceive and con... be a fast talker filled with "answers" to questions that really don't say anything and are confusing double-talk and apples to oranges comparisons.
DeleteTo have a conscience with Amway equals no success. Because the only way to get "rich" is to pull a lot of people into something that will hurt them financially just so you can make money.
Anonymous - that's right. You don't make money in Amway due to hard work. You have to lie scam and be dishonest to everyone you meet. You have to be a big enough "winner" to sign up at least 100 "losers" beneath you aka downline in order to have a chance to break even or make a little money. Those 100 "losers" spend hundreds of dollars a month in overpriced shitty Amway products to send a few pennies commission to the "winner" at the top of the pyramid. 1 guy makes money and probably not a lot of money at the expense of 100 "losers" in the downline. Those 100 losers lose their money and their brain cells just to make some fucking Amway "winner" a few bucks.
DeleteYour story is spot on. I was in for 6 years, spent over $10,000 for products & training materials over that time, & earned maybe $600 in profit & bonuses. It consumed a lot of time & upline can make a person feel like crap for not doing enough or succeeding. I learned a ton & don't regret that part at all, but as a money-making business...bullshit. Only a select few succeed (if they secretly select you, they will help you succeed). The rest spend a gob of money, time, & energy.
ReplyDeleteHi Anonymous. Thanks for stopping by. Glad to hear you saw the light and escaped the Amway cult. You only spent around $10,000 in 6 years? Most Ambots spend more than that in a year tithing the Great Amway God. Upline abuse is still running strong no matter how many times Amway losers show up here to screech their upline isn't like that and I must have just had a bad group. Just about everyone who leaves a comment here must have had the same bad group. All Amway groups are bad! Whether or not the Amway cult leaders secretly select you means nothing in a pyramid scheme that's designed for failure. Only a fraction of 1% of all participants will make money. As you noted Amway costs you money, time and energy. And I'll add brain cells.
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