“No one is buying my Amway products.”
That is the lament of a searcher who showed up at this blog. Not me
bitching! I have no Scamway products for sale!
There is a reason why no one is buying your Amway products. That is because the
food and drink items taste like shit and piss. The cleaning products are
average to lousy. The cosmetics are ugly. I could go on and on.
But the main reason no one is buying your shitty Amway products is the price
tag. Amway charges exorbitant prices for generic and substandard products.
Amway is hardly the only company around to stick overinflated price tags on
products that are worth a fraction of the cost. Some people might say Safeway
is too high priced or Sears is too high priced or Burger King is too high
priced. Though as far as I know none of these establishments has regularly been
accused of being a cult. Can Amway say that?
Price can be subjective.
Quality not so much.
Brainwashing people to believe that they pay high prices and receive high
quality products is the sign of a good Amway cult leader. Especially when those
“high quality” products are shit. Generic products at best. Substandard is more
like it.
To others money doesn’t matter so much and many people are open to paying more
money for better quality products. Unfortunately Amway does not have better
quality products except in the minds of their current crop of
brainwashed IBOs. When those IBO’s quit Amway why don’t they keep buying
Amway products if they think they’re so wonderful and reasonably priced?
Because reality sinks in when a person is no longer being brainwashed and they
got it figured out that Amway’s products are really no better than brand name
products and often much worse.
Think of it this way. According to an Amway employee who stopped by the blog
one day and let us know that employees are given free boxes of SA8 laundry
detergent or whatever name they use now. S/he is like no thanks and goes to the
store to buy Tide. Why spend money on a product you can get for free? Could it
be that this Amway employee wants their clothes to come out clean in the wash?
Put aside the low quality and the high prices on Amway products.
Most people don’t want to buy Amway products because of Amway’s shitty
reputation. And how did Amway get a shitty reputation? That would be thanks to
the antics of their commissioned salespeople aka Amway independent business
owners aka IBO’s aka ambots.
The trickery, the bad behavior, and the lies are what makes Amway IBO’s.
High price tags, shitty quality, and the bad reputation of others before you is
why people don’t want to buy your Amway products
The crucial thing to remember about Amway products is this: THEY DON'T REALLY MATTER AT ALL.
ReplyDeleteAmway "products" are just a cover (like a fig leaf on a statue) to hide the reality of what Amway is: a scheme to enroll as many persons as possible in a racket that sends money on a monthly basis to up-line. The products are unimportant. They could be bags of horse manure. Their function is to disguise what is essentially a pyramid scheme of perpetual recruitment and fee-paying.
This is true for all MLM schemes, but in Amway it has been perfected into a science of stealing money from IBOs. The various AMO subsystems (WWDB, BWW, Network 21, etc.) exist solely to "teach you how to succeed in Amway," and they make their money via books, tapes, CDs, meeting fees, and expensive annual "functions" that do nothing but drain IBO's of cash. The AMO subsystems have no interest whatsoever is whether an IBO makes any profit from Amway. Their only interest lies in convincing him to stay in the business permanently.
Anonymous - seeing as how about 3% of Amway's customers aren't signed up as IBOs that means the products are mostly sold to Ambots. Most companies can't be profitable if 97% of their customers are their employees or commissioned sales staff. It's a different story for pyramid schemes where signing up new recruits is more important than product sales.
DeleteMany IBOs in Amway pretend that they have a big retail customer base by making out sales receipts to dead relatives, nonexistent friends, or even their dogs and cats. In reality the stuff just sits in their basements.
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