Thanks to one of our readers for sharing their story. A look at the arrogance of these fucking Amway losers who think others want to be just like them – lying, scamming, arrogant pricks who peddle snake oil.
Have you ever thought you were
being scammed? Here’s my Amway story.
First off I did not fall for the my life sucks and we can give you financial
freedom bullshit they portray. But I was approached by some friends we had made
in a new town my wife and daughter and I had moved to. They wanted to show us
an opportunity that they couldn’t share with us right away as we hadn’t been
vetted yet. This is your first clue this is a bad idea. But what the hell we
went along with it, we met a couple times for coffee where they just discussed
their life and faith (this is the key I think), how they could help us become
them, and achieve what they and their “mentors” have achieved. First off I
never said I wanted to be them, so I thought hell that’s pretty self involved
to think I want to be you.
After they describe what seemed like a legitimate business we decided to attend
a meeting, this is where the wheels fell off. The “inspirational” talk was from
their up-line about how they had achieved financial freedom and could be
full-time parents instead of selling themselves for money in a real job like
all the losers. These people listening in this meeting basically kissed the
ground they walked on, its at this point I realized its more of a cult, and
brainwashing than a business. The meeting had a believe us cause we are the
only option to get what you want, with everyone in unison saying yes to the “facts”
they presented. Which are complete and utter bullshit. Everyone can achieve
this, no one loses if you apply yourself to the “program”. This I believe is
why they target people of faith, they are more apt to believe what they don’t
see. Don’t take that as a negative if you are a person of faith, I just think
its their “in”. I am not a person of faith, I need to hold evidence in my hand
to believe.
Anyway after the meeting they provided my wife and I an information package,
material littered with Amway. I was already out, and after three or four texts
from my would be mentor about the package and setting up a time to discuss I
politely told him we were not interested. He seems to have accepted that but
time will tell if he pushes anymore. I don’t doubt a person could potentially
make money with Amway however the method of making money is recruiting and not
selling the products, any person who actually looks at that realizes this. So
if constantly searching for recruits, alienating your friends and family, never
having a free minutes to do the “sins” in life you enjoy, tv, sports, playing
with your kids (I use the word sin as they try to make you think having fun and
being happy is wrong and all spare time should be Amway time) then power too
you. I however will enjoy my beer on a Saturday night or Sunday for hockey and
football games, ill enjoy wasting countless hours with my kids building lego.
I dunno if this will help anyone but felt I need to share.