Does it ever fail to amaze you
how many Amway ambots show up at this blog and probably every other “negative”
Amway website they can scrounge up to brag about Amway’s refund policy?
What’s with these dumb fuck ambots leaving comments on posts that have nothing
whatsoever to do with Amway’s refund policy. They do that because its all part
of the life an Amway Ambot must lead as part of belonging to this cult: lie,
deny, distract and defend. Typical Amway ambot distract technique when we’re
talking about how Amway is scamming people and an ambot clutching a bible in
one hand and furiously typing with their other hand screeches that Amway has
180 day refund policy.
Like who the fuck cares? We’re talking about one thing and then some fucking
Amway asshole shows up to brag that Amway offers refunds.
Dumb fuck ambots believe everything their Amway cult leaders tell them like
Amway invented the whole refund concept.
I don’t know who invented refunds. Maybe that goes back to caveman days. I do
know that refund policies have been in effect for a long time before Scamway
ever came along.
So why do Amway ambots make assholes out of themselves bragging about how Amway
offers refunds like refunds are something no other company does and then the
ambots make even bigger assholes out of themselves when its on a post that has
nothing to do about refunds.
I don’t make it a habit of buying stuff with the sole thought in my head that I
can return them for a refund. Over the years I’ve had to get refunds on
different types of products but I’m not a serial return for refund person. Like
many people I have the attitude that most of the time its more trouble than its
worth to take something back and get a refund. Its easier to just put up with
it or throw it out.
Most stores have return for refund policy. Its very rare for a shopkeeper not
to offer a refund. Its all about making the customer happy and getting repeat
business and referals. Stores offer different lengths of time for a refund.
Usually 30 days from time of purchase is sufficient for people to figure out
whether this is the right product for them or not. People in Amway suffer from
being brainwashed and fucked in the head and just generally slow and behind
others intellectually because they can’t think for themselves so it takes them
much longer ie 180 days to figure out they need a refund. Or get permission
from the assholes in their upline to do a refund.
Other places like the fellows selling bags of oranges on the corners and
medians on La Cienega don’t offer refunds. You look through the plastic bag and
make a decision before putting down your cash. And likely you wouldn’t find
them again anyway even if you did go back and try to get your money back.
Especially if the INS van just rolled down the street.
So how many of those Amway ambots who screech about how Amway invented refunds
and how Amway is the only company in the world that offers refunds has actually
tried to get a refund from their beloved employer? This falls into the category
of its more trouble that its worth which is something Amway counts on. First
off you have to jump through hoops with Amway’s I-don’t-give-a-fuck-
department. Like the staff were filing their fingernails and we interrupted
them with a phone call so they’re gonna bitch at us about why are we
interrupting them with something with such low importance as a refund.
Getting past the hurdle of Amway’s less than helpful help desk aka the I-don’t-give-a-fuck-
department you now have to face getting bitched at and humiliated by the
fucking assholes in your Amway upline.
The thing about getting a refund from Amway is it don’t end when you get your
money refunded. That PV you earned when you bought the shitty overpriced Amway
product is now deducted from your brownie points collection. Refund means
losing those points. And it still doesn’t stop there. All the fucking assholes
in your Amway upline also lose out in that commission and go in the hole on the
old PV. And that’s when the shit hits the fan. All the assholes in the Amway
upline will be phoning and texting and bitching the ambot out for being such a
loser to ask for a refund on Amway’s “fine high quality prestige” product. And
then there will be the public humiliation at the next Amway meeting where the
sack of shit cult leader running that meeting bitches out the ambot in front of
everybody.
Its my guess that most of the Amway ambots who show up bragging that Amway
offers refunds and no other company in the entire world does!!LOL!! has never
actually tried to get a refund and if they have they neglected to tell us about
the shit kicking they got from the fucking assholes in their Amway upline when
everyone’s points went in the shitter.
The claim about Amway always giving you a refund if you want it is true, but only with the endless strings and trouble and harassment that follow from you asking for it. Nobody in the entire Amway racket, from Ada, Michigan down to the lowliest new IBO, wants to give back a dime of what they have gotten from victims. It goes against the Amway religion.
ReplyDeleteAbout the Amway need to distract -- yes, it's a definite part of the Amway technique of dealing with embarrassing questions. Rather than answer a question honestly and directly, they change the subject to something totally unrelated. Or else they'll come up with something so off-the-wall and crazy that you'll laugh.
Once I was arguing with a Bible-thumping Amway IBO who was trying to find out how religious I was. He asked me if I read the Bible, and I said that I did. He then said "Is it the King James version?" When I said that I normally read the Latin version translated by Saint Jerome, he screamed "Only the King James version of the Bible is the authentic word of God!" I said to him "The Bible wasn't composed in English. Its original texts are in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek."
He then screamed "Almighty God can do anything! He has ordained that the King James English version is the only authentic version!"
I realized then and there that if this was the intellectual level of the average Amway IBO, it wasn't the kind of company I wanted to have anything to do with.