There are several steps a
person takes when deciding to start their own business. Sometimes its already
decided for them if it’s a family owned business. Amway is owned by two
families and if your last name ain’t VanAndel or DeVos then you do NOT own an
Amway business. But forget inherited family businesses. Other people have a
talent that they can make money at. Others buy an existing business. Others
figure something out that they might not be passionate about but the dollars
are good.
Once a person has decided on a business then they figure out is this the type
of business they can run out of their house or their vehicle and save money on
buying or renting a business space. So figure out the space and the cost of
doing business there. Then there are other pesky things like registering a
business name, a business license, getting a tax number, business bank account,
business insurance, hiring professionals such as accountants and lawyers,
deciding on hours of operation, company policies, hiring staff, buying office
furniture or other things that your business needs to operate, etc, etc. Some
business have lower start up costs than others but most businesses have to go
through many of the procedures I’ve listed.
At Amway meetings no real business advice is ever given out but that’s because
its just a pretend business where the Amway cult leaders brainwash ambots into
believing they’re business owners instead of telling the truth that they’re
commissioned salespeople. An Amway asshole screeching out: DON’T DRESS LIKE A
SLUT!!!! is not what I’d call good business advice! Amway ambots don’t
bother with those pesky things like a business license, tax number and
insurance. They do pick out a phony ass business name to put on their dumb ass
business cards but they don’t go to the trouble of paying to register it, that
is if someone else hasn’t already chosen the name they use.
In the start up phase of a new business there may be shortfalls in income but
hopefully there comes a point when the business turns a profit and the revenue
continues to increase every month. Its not easy being a business owner
especially in the beginning if you can’t afford to pay staff. The owners puts
in long hours and hopefully not losing money. Even when the business is up and
running good there are still times the owner has to put in long hours.
Everything has to be taken care of before closing up shop at the end of the
day. There’s been times we’ve been hard at work late at night and then stopping
by an all night restaurant at 10 or 11 to get dinner cause we don’t feel like
cooking when we get home. So now’s a good time to send out a big old FUCK YOU
to all those Amway assholes that stop by here and accuse of us being lazy and
working a J.O.B. for someone else like where the hell would I find the time!
For an Amway ambot “working” could mean a whole bunch of things. It could mean
phoning and bugging family and friends to buy shitty overpriced Amway products
and begging and pleading with them to come to Amway meetings. Or it could mean
dealing with endless phone calls and texts from the assholes in your Amway
upline. It could mean meeting some fucking asshole in your Amway upline for a 5
or 6pm “business meeting” and then on to the Amway cult meeting at 8pm. 3 hours
later the ambot is still “working” when there’s a small break before the Amway
nuts & bolts meeting or the night owl or whatever bullshit term they use to
keep the ambots there and sleep deprived. All the better to brainwash them.
Common cult tactic.
These Amway meetings run several times a week. Cult tactic of keeping the
followers busy so they don’t notice they’re not really business owners and
they’re losing money instead of making it.
So much for that lie about working Amway 10 to 15 hours a week in your spare
time. Double or triple that on time wasted bullshitting with other Amway
assholes at the various meetings or phone calls or texts.
Cost of running an Amway “business”. Start up costs around $200 depends on the
package you buy but if you’re a “serious business builder” you’ll probably go
for the super jacked up package and then buy a bunch of useless shitty
overpriced Amway products on top of that to impress the fucking asshole that
sponsored you into the Amway scam and to get yourself into the 100PV bracket
right away to qualify to earn a commission check that month. Then spend another
$100 or so a month on the Amway tool scam. Total $500 to $1000/month (depends
if there’s a major function that month) an Amway “business owner” must fork out
of their own pocket to buy about $300 worth of Amway products and then spend on
the Amway tool scam to earn $10 commission.
Yup. $10 back for investing all that time and money. Repeat month after month
after month…..
The thing that a real business owner knows is that working long and hard hours
for minimal payoff is not a sustainable pattern for any small business.
Simple concept isn’t it?
One that Amway Ambots just can not grasp.
What happened was that the various AMO subsystems managed to convince potential recruits that they didn't need to sell Amway products. All they had to do was self-consume what they bought to maintain their monthly PV, and then get others to do the same thing.
ReplyDeleteFinancially, it was insane. But the AMO up-lines disguised the insanity with over-the-top hype and mindless fantasy about getting rich quick, and being 'fired up" at functions, and becoming a CORE robot who dedicated his life to the Amway "Plan."
It's hard to believe, but thousands of idiots fell for it! They lost money month after month, and still believed that they were running a successful "business."
Anonymous - that's exactly how it's taught at ScAmway meetings. Self consume shitty overpriced Amway products and find a few suckers to sign up who will do the same thing. The Amway pyramid scheme is all about recruiting others who will buy Amway shit and worship the Great Amway God inside the Cult of Greed.
DeleteAnd Ambots are still falling for that bullshit.