Tuesday, May 14, 2019
Amway Is All About Busting Relationships
The pompous sack of shit Platinum often said “If I don’t like you, I won’t do business with you.” Liar! He’d do “business” with anyone he could just for the almighty dollar. Yeah he’d scam anyone out of a buck.
A better slogan for him would have been “If I don’t like you and you refuse to do business with me, I’ll destroy your relationship.”
I was at an Amway meeting once where he ranted about one of the fellows in the room. They were in the same car driving back from Family Reunion and the pompous sack of shit spent the drive nagging him to leave his wife because she was holding him back in the business. He would never succeed in Amway as long as he was with his wife. And on and on it went. The fucking sack of shit Platinum was even more outraged when they had a baby without asking his permission if they could start a family.
All I could think of was shut the fuck up asshole. Other people’s private lives are none of your fucking business. Leave them alone. Asking “permission” for stuff going on in their private personal lives? You’ve got to be fucking kidding me! Like I need any further proof that this is a cult leader trying to control other people’s lives!
On the drive home I told Ambot that the sack of shit has no business trying to destroy that couple’s relationship. Not a big surprise to me that Ambot admitted the fucker was trying to convince Ambot to leave me.
After a few unsuccessful months of trying his damnedest to convince Ambot to leave me, the cult leader tried another tactic. I’d quit going to cult meetings and Ambot told me one night the bastard led the group in a prayerfest. He was bitching at Ambot and saying he wasn’t man enough for the Amway business and he didn’t deserve to be married to me because he wasn’t man enough. Tonight the Platinum sack of shit led the Amway meeting into a prayer group, praying that I would find another man and leave Ambot.
And these fanatic Amway cult members wonder why I can’t stand them.
The only good thing that came out of that prayerfest is that Ambot saw the truth of this evil cult and stopped attending Amway meetings.
The Platinum’s reasoning (which he probably learned from his upline) for any man not getting ahead in the Amway business is because his wife is holding him back and he should leave her. If an IBO has a potential prospect and the wife isn’t interested, upline immediately jumps on their pedestal and proclaims its because this couple already has existing problems in their relationship.
The relationship problems only happen after getting involved in Amway. Happy marriages go sour after one spouse gets immersed in the cult and is constantly badgered by the upline to get the PV/BV up there and buy more products to the point of sucking dry the bank accounts and maxing out credit cards. Attend more meetings chasing futile dreams. Put another dollar in. Put a few more thousand dollars in. Got to keep this cult thriving.
Scary. And this is not even a spooky Halloween tale. Its really happening inside the Amway cult.
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In a healthy and mature marriage, financial matters are the responsibility of both spouses. Even if only one spouse works, both of them should consult each other about all major financial decisions and outlays. And in a real marriage, the money that is coming in (as well as all property) belongs to BOTH SPOUSES, EQUALLY.
ReplyDeleteThe Amway mentality seems to be that all financial issues should be solely the concern (and decision) of the husband, and the wife has to go along with whatever he decides.
Now it's true that in some marriages one partner is better at finances than the other, and that partner will naturally handle most of the money matters. I myself tend to leave the handling of finances to my wife, since she has more patience than me, and is better suited to manage it. But we still consult regularly on all major money questions.
Amway is an absurd throwback to the time when wives could own no property, and husbands had exclusive control of family money and finances, and only gave their wives "allowances" to run the household. And this is why Amway up-line (the most arrogant pricks on the planet) insists on breaking up any relationship where the wife is skeptical about Amway and its fake promises of "wealth."
Amway's attitude is this: "The wife has to obey her husband in all things, especially money matters!" But in the real world, this won't fly. The job of any spouse is to help the other spouse, and this means TELLING THEM IF THEY ARE MAKING A BIG MISTAKE.
If your wife or your husband were about to walk off a cliff, wouldn't you step in and stop him or her? If they were about to drink a poisoned cup, wouldn't you dash it out of their hands? If you saw that they were about to be cheated by a con-man, wouldn't you speak up and object vigorously?
Telling your spouse that Amway is a stupid and destructive cult that will impoverish the both of you is NOT "disobedience." It is an act of love and concern. You are helping to save your spouse by warning them away from the utter bullshit of Amway.
The scumbags in Amway know this, and are frightened by it. They know that if a husband loves and trusts his wife, he will probably listen to what she has to say. And if she is smart enough to see that Amway is a total crock of shit, she might easily convince her husband not to get roped into it.
This is why Amway freaks have no conscience at all about breaking up marriages, despite all their pseudo-Christian blather about how divorce is "unbiblical." Amway doesn't give a flying fuck about the Bible. All it cares about is hypnotizing IBOs with fake promises of immense residual income. And if they have to force an IBO to divorce a skeptical wife, they'll try their damnedest to do it.
And their excuse is that the wife "is a dream-stealer," or some other piece of malarkey.
Excellent Anonymous! As you say one person may be more suitable to handling finances than the other but both should discuss major financial decisions. I mean I don't consult before choosing whatever can of soup I grab off the shelf at the grocery store. I'm shopping, my choice. But something that costs less than a buck isn't a major financial decision! Yeah you have to have money talks.
DeleteAnd when one person in the relationship wants to take you down the Amway shithole and destroy your finances the other person has to speak up and protect their assets.
There's a lot of men who are financially irresponsible. Ambots fall into that category!
I find that I am better at researching stocks and other investments to make a smart return on our money. Make our money work for us!
Don't spend more than what we earn! Words that should never be spoken by an Amway loser. If you spent $300 or more and got a $10 commission from Amway, logic says you don't spend more than $10 buying Amway shit the next month.
The problem is you got a bunch of fucking assholes in the Amway upline who want you to buy more more more! And max out your credit cards to make your Amway cult leaders happy.
The wife (or husband) who is not an Amway Ambot is going to disagree with that to all hell and back.
Amway losers are the biggest dream stealers out there. They are poison. They are pure shit evil. If you want a happy healthy marriage and bank account, avoid Amway and their scammer army of Ambots!