I received a newsletter from my financial advisor and a
couple of sentences stood out enough to make a blog post out of it.
Financial education is the necessary foundation to build a secure financial
future.
and
Americans lack basic retirement planning education.
Very true and pretty much what I already know.
I’m sure most people would like to put more money away for their retirement but
for whatever reason they can’t. Most likely because they’re struggling to get
by living paycheck to paycheck and there’s nothing left to invest or put in
savings. Also many don’t know where to go to get financial advice and learn
about planning for retirement. In this age of the Internet there’s a lot of
good information out there. Financial advisors have blogs and newsletters that
are free. Of course they’d like to pick you up as a client but that’s not a
requirement to read their advice online. There’s books. There’s financial
planners at your bank who will help you for free.
Amway Ambots look to the fucking assholes in their Amway upline for their
retirement planning to build a secure financial future. BIG MISTAKE!!!!! Just
because they hold an Amway IBO card ambots are under the false impression that
now makes them experts on everything when they know jack shit about nothing.
How do people think are going to fund their retirement? I remember reading
somewhere that a surprising number, may have been the largest percentage, are
relying on lottery winnings.
How much does a person spend on Powerball? $10, $20, $100? Might be a lot more
depending on if its a big one. There’s a 1 in 32 chance of winning a prize and
most likely one of the smaller ones. But still a lot of people do win a few
bucks back. Probably didn’t even invest anywhere near as much as an Ambot
spends in a month buying shitty overpriced Amway products.
That’s a whole lot less than investing in a month in Amway and the lottery
player has greater odds of making more back in a month than an Ambot’s
commission of around $10 once the Ambot has forked out around $300 on shitty
overpriced Amway products.
What do others expect to have as part of their retirement income? Some have an
inheritance. Others might sell their house and downsize to something cheaper
and have equity to fund their retirement. Others have a pension plan through
their work. Others have contributed to retirement savings. Others play the
stock market or have other investments that they hope to cash in to fund their
retirement.
What’s an Amway ambot’s retirement plan? It goes something to the effect of
eating one Amway food bar and drinking one Amway beverage daily and finding 6
people to do what you do and they find 6 people and they find 6 people and so
on and so forth. And all these hundreds of people in your downline must
continue to buy a minimum of 100 PV in Amway products every month
(approximately $300) and they have to do this for the rest of their lives.
LOL!!! Now there’s a secure financial investment plan!
Meanwhile the guy at the top of that little empire can just sit back and do
nothing while gazillions of dollars in residual income roll in every month from
Amway.
That’s the gist of the Amway Ambot retirement plan. That’s the financial
education that the ambot gets from the fucking assholes in his Amway upline.
Except an Ambot can never retire. They got to keep their cult followers in line
buying all this Amway shit and motivate them to hang in there for another month
because success is right around the corner. They got to keep showing the Amway
bored plan and showing up at Scamway meetings. Because if the cult leader stops
showing up and bitching at the downline to buy shitty overpriced Amway
products, the cult followers will stop being brainwashed to buy that shit.
They’ll drop out of sight and there goes that income stream.
Its pretty precarious sitting at the top of the Amway pyramid. Its got to
crumble sometime.
Secure financial future thanks to Amway? Not when Amway’s own literature shows
that only a tiny fraction of 1% of participants in their scam will make money.
That’s over 99% failure rate. The majority of the ambots expecting Amway to
provide them with a secure financial future are in for a rude surprise.
Shouldn’t have believed those lying scamming Amway assholes.
And speaking of lying scamming Amway assholes lets just send out a big old FUCK
YOU to them and their shitty financial advice.
The big task in Amway is to keep people in your down-line from dropping out. If you have a down-line of any depth at all, you depend on those members to send you orders every month, just like someone with a regular job depends on a monthly paycheck.
ReplyDeleteThat's why an up-line's main concern is endless morale-building and hype. He MUST keep those down-line suckers in the game, because once they drop out the entire fragile structure around them begins to weaken.
This accounts for the ferociously intense mania that is apparent in anyone who has even a small stake in the Amway racket. Contrary to what the official Amway assholes in Ada, Michigan say, your success in Amway does NOT depend on yourself, but on the credulity of those in your down-line. Once they stop believing, everything collapses.
There was a reason why one of the biggest Amway racketeers, Dexter Yager, would walk the floor at functions whispering into each person's ear: "Do you BELIEVE? Do you BELIEVE?" If they stopped believing, there would be a cash-flow problem.
Anonymous - Amway cult leaders suck at moral boosting. They're all about beating people down and mocking and scolding them and then saying they still love you. Vicious cycle of abuse. But yes one of the biggest obstacles that face Amway Ambots after they've suckered in a recruit is to keep that sucker in ScAmway. Yeah I can see when people stop believing in the Amway riches and quit the scam that there'd be a cash flow problem for the cult leaders.
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