Is Quixtar a cult or is Amway Global a cult?

Is Quixtar a cult? Is Amway Global a cult?

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[billsurf101]

@chilenincito Because the Amway corporation has little to do with the large independent distributor groups or their training. Up front, Amways as a corporationi is quite respectable, it is when you get down to the large distributors that you run into the scams and cult like practices.

[steveh777ify]

@FdubErik With (limited) respect.

What do Amways Corporate profits have to do with you?

Or your personal success?

Or your income?

Or your future prospects?

In a Recession, people will entertain dubious business propositions out of desperation and/or lack of options. That explains Amways growth....individual IBO earnings are another question (I can guess the answer)

Amway are pernicious, deceitful, dissembling Corporate Scum.

Be afraid....be very afraid.

[perrrob]

@FdubErik They are recession proof ... how can it be otherwise when they just keep selling their overhyped/overpriced stuff to their own brainwashed drones.

No one in they're right mind would buy overpriced items and then have the privilege of having to wait for it to be shipped to you.

Now ... be a nice docile sheep and report back to your upline guru ... he has the answer to everything. Baaaaaaah!

[perrrob]

@ng1326 Spoken like a nice docile drone.

[Phoenix38m]

but what happens to the parent company when the large distributorships are finally stopped?.....The yager distributorship makes up a full third of all amway sales.....not hyperbole....its fact....2 million distributors under dex and birdie alone.....this video is brilliant...and this practice is abominable...i was suckered years ago into it...I pray that others readingthis wont be sucked into one of the biggest perpetuated mass hypnotized lies still in use today

[Terratonific]

@JohnWDB1

Ignorance is bliss :)

[JohnWDB1]

You always seem to ignore the important stuff in deference to a trivial or semantic argument. But then, ignoring the important stuff is the only way someone can remain loyal to Amway despite a negative hourly wage.

[Terratonific]

@JohnWDB1

Those messages on the CD's I eagerly devour twice weekly... do you know for sure I do just that? Unless you do spy on me but since you don't and I know the reality to be 100% different than what you state here, I'm sorry, but I have to 100% disagree with you!

[JohnWDB1]

@Terratonific

Oh, I see--not good enough. You'd rather save your brainspace for a rigorous assimilation into the Amway cult. Fair enough, but if those messages on the CD's you eagerly devour twice weekly are so good for you, why is it you're no closer to turning a profit 1 year into the business than you were when you started?  It sounds like the only thing those messages are good at doing is telling you not to be discouraged by your obvious and inevitable failure so you might buy more CD's.

[Terratonific]

@JohnWDB1

I looked at the "top comments" on this page. Sorry, I will let them pass; not good enough for me.

[JohnWDB1]

@Terratonific

You don't even know what the Better Business Bureau is or does. Look at the "top comment" on this page, which addresses this, your favorite apologetic argument for Amway. It's patently absurd that you think looking up a corporation with the BBB is sufficiently "proper research" to evaluate it as a business opportunity.