In my previous life as an IBO, I was always told that diamonds would pay cash for anything. that, after following the failsafe WWDB system, I too would be strolling on the beaches of every continent, with riches pouring into my bank account and not a worry in the world, one day We were informed that diamonds will pay cash for any and all purchases, including homes and other high-value things. A slideshow featuring mansions and sports vehicles, as well as golf club memberships and other expensive possessions, would be shown as proof by the diamonds. We were promised that everything would be paid for in cash. I have reason to suspect that WWDB is still teaching this, despite the fact that it is a slew of fabrications.
First and foremost, it should be noted that the group had no way of knowing if something had been paid for or not. We simply assumed that because diamonds were worth so much money, everything the diamonds said to be true was true. The fact is that there have been incidents, some of which have occurred recently, that have revealed some of the apparent lies told by these jewels. There were two (2) diamonds whose house foreclosures were made public, as well as a notable triple diamond who was embroiled in bankruptcy litigation. Is it true that your home cannot be foreclosed on if it is paid for in cash? Even while nobody cares whether a diamond's home is mortgaged or paid for, when diamonds parade in front of a crowd gloating about their wealth and informing the audience that they too can achieve the same success by following the system and upline counsel, it's a little deceptive. Because so many people in the crowd desire what the diamonds are flaunting, many of them are nearly crying. However, it's possible that many of these gems don't even contain the items they are trying to sell.
According to Amway, a typical diamond might generate $150,000 in revenue, with an additional $150,000 in revenue from the sale of support materials on top of that. Taxes, company expenses such as transport to and from functions, and other expenses are taken into consideration, and the amount of money left over will almost definitely not be enough to acquire million-dollar mansions. Some of the higher-ranking officials may earn a little more, but buying mansions and other pleasures with cash is still a bit of a reach. I would venture to say that the majority of diamonds are in fact underwater on their mortgages and may even be making car payments. Although it is not illegal, it is immoral to misrepresent your income in order to acquire new downline members. The average diamond is more likely to lead a middle-class existence than a glamorous jet-setting one.
For IBOs and other newcomers, if your uplines brag about paying for homes and other items in cash, challenge them to provide evidence to back up their statements with documentation. The fact that I can show you photographs of multimillion dollar mansions and high-performance automobiles does not imply that I paid for them with cash or that I actually own them. But, on the other hand, confessing to having a mortgage or making monthly auto payments isn't nearly as thrilling or appealing as purchasing for these items with cash.
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