Seeing as how the first time this post came up
and that motherfucker IBOFB was shitting his diapers on the dishonesty issue I
thought I’d put in some “lines” taught by the upline on tricking people to come
to Amway meetings. Ambot kept very good notes. Unfortunately sometimes he
couldn’t find his clipboard and helped himself to my organizer. I hang on to
them because I never know when I might need to use them against some asshole in
the Amway upline.
“Give someone a line” means lead someone on,
deceive with glib or exaggerated talk.
The above sentence pretty much describes every
Amway IBO I’ve come in contact with.
At meetings we attended the IBOs were often
berated by our sack of shit Platinum because prospects had not been brought to
the meeting. Most people can’t find anyone to come to a meeting once they
mention Amway. The sack of shit Platinum gave IBO’s suggestions on how to trick
people into coming to a meeting without letting on its an Amway meeting. Yeah, that’s
a real honest thing to do. What a wonderful upstanding honest company we’re
associating ourselves with when we have to resort to dishonest techniques
taught by our dishonest upline. Here are some of the “lines” he taught IBO’s to
use when contacting or approaching prospects to get them to come to a meeting.
And yes upline really does use the word “line” or “lines”. In addition to
taking notes, Ambot recorded them too. Got him! This topic could also be titled
“how do you know when you’re being prospected by the Amway cult”.
And we get it that some of these lines aren’t
dishonest …. if they were being used by someone not in Amway.
- “I was wondering if you could give me your opinion on a business I'm looking at. I really value your opinion and could use your input.”
- “We do sell Amway products but that's only about 20% of what we sell. Everything else comes from over 2,000 other companies most of which are Fortune 500 companies.”
- “How would you like to be your own boss?”
- “No it's not Amway. Its World Wide Dream Builders.”
- “Have you ever thought about starting your own business?”
- “Don’t you want to be free and not punch a time clock?”
- “Are you tired of working a J.O.B. and making your boss rich?”
- “Do you ever look at other ways of making money?”
- “I'm in the process of expanding my business in the area and I'm looking for a few sharp guys who are interested in being financially free within the next two to five years.”
- “I work with a team of multi-millionaires developing business online with over a thousand companies. We’re looking for ambitious guys who want to create a secondary source of residual income through a proven mentorship program.”
- “Do you know anyone who might be interested in making a couple of thousand extra dollars a month working part time only 10 to 15 hours a week?”
- “Don't you want your wife to come home from work and be there for your children?”
- “I know a really sharp businessman who has some great ideas. I can’t promise you anything but how would you like to meet him for coffee?”
- “We work with Benny the Bastard who owns Benny the Bastard Enterprises out of Miami. He owns his own consumer distribution company. Maybe you've heard of him?”
Feel free to load up the comments box with the
lines you were taught to use to trick people.
Let’s see if any fucking Amway assholes show up
to tell us how honest they are and tells everyone upfront that they’re being
invited to an Amway meeting. And the success rate by being honest!
LOL I heard a couple of these...and also don't forget the lines they use to make it seem like THEY are choosing YOU. Like "we're working with a lot of great companies but I can't promise anything" and "we need to decide if we are going to work with you." A pathetic attempt to put the ball in their court so to speak...Sneaky sneaky not so sneaky pretty obvious to most people psychology...Ambots are so embarrassing
ReplyDeleteAnonymous- yup those Amway losers try to be sneaky and act like they’re doing you a big favor. They’ll dangle another line that goes something like telling the prospect they have to see if they qualify. LOL anyone qualifies if they’re dumb enough to throw away their money at Amway.
DeleteOne typical Amway comment is that "After we have evaluated your potential and energy level, we will decide if you have permission to launch your business."
Delete"Launch" your business? Where are you going -- to the moon?
The plain hard fact is that right now, in North America, recruiting new IBOs into Amway is so difficult that the only qualifications you need are to be a warm and breathing body, with available cash. Everyone stupid enough to want to be in Amway will be "launched."
Anonymous- yeah whatever bullshit Ambots are using to make it sound to the prospect that it would be a huge privilege to be an IBO when they’ll qualify anyone who’s breathing and willing to be scammed out of their money. I guess launch your business sounds more exciting than getting started in your new business that Ambots were saying in the last couple of decades.
DeleteLOL..The only one you'll never hear is:
ReplyDelete"Let me tell you about the Amway opportunity" (let alone: "..and let me show you in black and white how much I earned through it").
LOL! Yup you’ll never get the truth from an Amway Ambot!
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