So how many of you have
gone to Amway “business” meetings where some sack of shit Platinum or asshole
Diamond is brainwashing the cult followers that even if they don’t make money
at Amway they’ll become a better person by being in Amway.
Like What The Fuck????!!!!!
People start businesses so they can make money. They don’t start a business so
they can become a better person cause that don’t pay the bills. They might
become a better person while getting into business for themselves but their
ultimate goal should be to make money. You can’t pay the mortgage and put
groceries on the table because you’re a better person because of your business.
You need real income from your business, real money to pay for these things.
A snotty IBO showed up here to say he lives in a prison town and he “qualifies”
his Amway prospects so he'd never prospect an ex-con. And why not? You'd think
ex-cons would be great liars and scammers, prerequisites for being a
commissioned salesperson aka IBO with Amway. Anyway I call bullshit. Old snotty
is no different than any other Scambot out there desparate to sign anyone up.
He's probably sorry he missed recruiting the subject of this video. This is the
best known Amway IBO out there, because most people in the USA have heard of
him and they probably haven't heard of any fucking Diamonds, Emeralds,
Platinums or other Amway bullshitters. Not too many people know this guy's real
name but everyone knows his nickname.
Check out this video about how this IBO became a better person. And always
remember this little gem. Amway cult leaders keep you so busy there’s less time
for killing…
Thursday, March 18, 2021
Amway can help you become a better person
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There must be a lower cost way to become a better person.
ReplyDeleteJerry - I'd say if a person signs up to be a volunteer with an organization they support that's a lower cost way to become a better person.
DeleteThe totally asinine idea that working for a dipshit soap-suds company will "make you a better person" proves only one thing: Amway is a religious cult, and not a business.
ReplyDeleteReal businesses are concerned with profit, not moral rearmament.
When your up-line gives you this bullshit about "becoming a better person," all they are doing is trying to distract your attention from the fact that you are losing money in Amway.
Anonymous - yes that bullshit about joining Amway to become a better person is all part of being inside a cult. Real businesses are all about profit not as you said moral rearmament! The Amway cult leaders do everything they can to distract the Ambots from realizing how much money they're losing in Amway. I mean preaching to the audience that even if you don't make money in Amway you'll become a better person. That's the twisted religious preaching of the Amway cult. I heard it said at countless Amway cult meetings. Most of the Ambots in the meeting looked pretty angry because of all the money they're losing. I don't know how getting scammed out of your money makes you a better person but that just goes to show what brainwashing does to people.
DeleteThe Amway cult wants their followers to stay away from their friends and family (of course only after they've contacted all of them for recruitment) because the 99.8 percent of them who aren't interested might talk some sense to them. But despite what they preach they do not want their followers to shit can the J.O.B. because without it how could they afford to pay for all the Amway cult ritual functions, indoctrination CDs and literature, and of course closets full of overpriced soap and cat piss being passed off as energy drinks? 'Cuz when the Church of Amway passes the plate around to their congregation they expect it to come back full. Do they have a choir to sing at their cult meetings? Oh yeah, Amway band The Goads. Kind of like the Grapes of Wrath migrant farmworker family the Joads who got to work in their '26 Hudson Super Six. Today's typical Ambot has upgraded all the way to an '87 Toyota Tercel they drive/push to cult meetings so they can talk about being rich.
ReplyDeleteRay - that sounds about right. Once Ambots have prospected their family and friends and got about as many sales or downline sign ups LOL as possible then the Amway cult leaders order the Ambots to drop those people out of their lives. The voices of reason. The voices who say how can you be such a big dumb fuck you don't realize you're being scammed!!!??? The thing with Ambots and jobs is that many of then lose their jobs thanks to the Amway cult. Ambots take on that snotty snobby Amway attitude and think they're better than their coworkers because they're "business owners" and they spend a lot of time on personal phone calls and texts from the fucking assholes in their Amway upline. What do the coworkers do? Complain to the boss. I saw a lot of Ambots become unemployed when we were in the Amway cult. Nobody wants to be around those fucking arrogant Amway pricks. And when the Ambot loses their J.O.B. it's pretty tough to keep tithing the Great Amway God. Yup all those Ambots and their dreams of being rich one day and that's what they sit around and talk about with the other ambots. How they're all going to be rich and laugh at the dumb fucks who didn't "get it" when they pitched the Amway plan at them.
DeleteThat's so true Anna. Amway and the other MLMs start out telling the prospect they can get rich and help their friends/family get rich too by buying into the plan. But after the Ambot goes through all his or her family/friends and gets only a few pity sales of overpriced soap, vitamins or cat piss in a can marked XS and no serious suckers to join the cult, Amway flip flops and tells their new cult member recruit to dump those same friends or family members and go out in public to desperately search for new suckers to reel in. They got kicked out of Barnes and Noble I heard and like you said, they get kicked out of (fired from) their jobs. People don't want to listen to that shit from some desperate Ambot.
DeleteRay - as soon as "customers" realize that Amway sells overpriced shitty products it's very toughh to get repeat sales. You can buy a similar product at Walmart that is superior and costs less. No one wants to work with an Amway loser who has more important things to do than the job the boss is paying them to do.
DeleteGood grief. THIS guy.
ReplyDeleteHe came and spoke at one of the last functions (definitely one of the last sessions) I attended.
I remember, he pranced on stage with blue, custom-made, Italian shoes and our "leadership" were oogling all over him.
He, like many others before and after him on stage, never provided any real teaching. He mentioned that, "EDC is a resting place before Double (Diamond)". Of course the leadership fawned over that "nugget" or whatever it was.
I highly doubt that a pallet of Nutrilite Bars is making him millions a year.
Slightly off-topic, but I have been thinking and often wonder that if someone from Organization A speaks at a function of or sends a tape to Organization B, does the person in Organization A get a cut? I think they do...and in this case, this shows that the IBOAI has colluded to make tools and functions more prosperous for some...even cross-line (which is extremely ironic considering how much cross-lining is condemned). Why else would a non-WWDB (for example) organization on the East Coast sell audios of Diamonds and above to their team from other organizations? The funny thing is that IBOs at the time I was in, would have to pay something like $3 or $5 an audio (I believe it was "Financial Freedom in the 21st Century" which is free on YouTube right now by the way) to send to a prospect after you sent the first free one you got each month. Talk about costs if you contacted a lot! I would have a hard time thinking that the money stayed in house in our organization. These are the little things that people need to figure out the hard way. Little money-grabbing intricacies pop up here and there that one cannot unsee. If people just opened their eyes...
But I remember leadership of my former organization standing on stage telling us that they make no money for getting on stage and speaking. Of course this was BS. It was easy to see through their fake smiles that this was a lie.
Sorry for going off-topic on this reply. I felt the need for a good rant. As always, I certainly hope that a prospect sees one of my replies and then backs out before signing up. It's not worth it.
Anonymous - thanks for sharing your story! And yes we hope that by sharing our real life Amway stories we can prevent others from making the bad decision to get involved in the Amway cult.
DeleteAs you pointed out there is no teaching at any Amway meeting. There is no advice about how you can increase your sales or find suckers to sign up to the Amway cult. Mostly they all have the same story about how they were eating of dumpsters and sleeping four in a bed and then a dear friend showed them the Amway plan and now they're richer than Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates combined LOL! And if they can do it then so can you! Then they show a movie of their mansion and sports cars and private jets that they had to rent for the movie shoot and mock the audience. And tell them to buy more Amway shit and buy into the Amway tool scam.
Fake smiles, the Ambot chuckle, and lies and bullshit. Financial and emotional distress. That's what Amway's all about.