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Wednesday, October 21, 2015
Amway Ambots Don't Have Business Plans
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Amway is indifferent to any real "business plan" because the company isn't actually that concerned with selling its products to non-IBOs. Such non-IBO sales constitute a minuscule percentage of Amway's profit, and are not important.
ReplyDeleteThe only "plan" in Amway is to sell the Amway plan to others and to get them involved in an up-line cash flow. The most effective way to do that, besides lying to people, is to generate a lot of hype and hoopla and fake enthusiasm about "getting rich" and "fulfilling your dream." That's where the famous saying comes from: "Amway doesn't sell soap; Amway sells hope."
If you told your Amway sponsor that you had no plans to recruit new IBOs, and were just planning to sell Amway products to the general public and make a small profit that way, he'd get red in the face with rage and scream that you were a shiftless bum with no sense of Amway's great opportunity.
Anonymous- Amway is indifferent to everything except the top cult leaders.
DeleteLack of a business plan is one of the reasons that Amway IBOs lose in Tax Court when they are audited by the IRS on the losses they claim. They almost always lose those cases. http://www.forbes.com/sites/peterjreilly/2014/04/28/tax-court-denies-amway-losses-again/
ReplyDeleteHi Peter. Thanks for the link. It's always interesting to read the information you have on how Amway scammers are filing their taxes and getting audited.
DeleteMost importantly, how much money do you need to invest, amount of money you are willing to lose because of initial startup costs.
ReplyDeleteMost business startups requires about hundreds of grand or even millions of investment.
What IBO does to their prospect is to make Am*** Business sound as easy as possible and cheap to invest in.
They will say to you that you only need to spend at least $180 and you already have a "business". They promise mentorship, support coaching and whatever they say.
Low cost initial start up cost is what lures many people into the "business."
Anonymous - those are all things that real business owners put into their plan and financial statement. Amway losers don't have to do that because it's a pretend business.
DeleteNobody can start a serious "business" for $180. The entire concept is absurd and utopian. This why the majority of persons recruited into Amway are pie-in-the-sky losers.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous - maybe you can but a used lawn mower for that much and start a lawn mowing business. That means you already own a car or truck to move your law mower around to your customer's houses. But that's real work the kind of work Amway ambots sneer at.
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