During our time as members of the Amway cult, our Platinum cult leader advised everyone in the cult that they had to be on Communikate. Because they are members of Communikate, he would be aware of the significant business builders in the area. The cult leader continuously rubbed it in his subordinates' faces by claiming that he only worked with "real business builders." No one who wasn't a "serious business builder" was going to waste his or her time with him.
Ambot, of course, was the first to join up. He is under strict orders to please his beloved cult leader!
Communikate is a scam. Do not use it. It cost $36.95 a month while we were members of the cult. A monthly cell phone plan for a phone that can perform nearly all of the same functions as Communikate costs around the same as the price of Communikate itself.
However, what exactly is Communikate? Alternatively, it is referred to as "Kate" by the Amway cultists affectionately.
In exchange for signing up for the Communikate service, you will be assigned a toll-free phone number. Bots were instructed to include this toll free number on the back of their business cards. We needed business cards, of course, because we were, after all, "company owners." It would be advantageous for the ambots if they had a toll free phone number on their business card, as opposed to everyone else who had business cards without a toll free phone number. It gave them the appearance of legitimate business owners with a long-distance presence.
This is a toll-free number. Just for fun, I dialled the number for our previous one. I received a recording that appeared to be halfway through their speech, during which they mentioned a difficulty and then gave some numbers. Hmmm. Amway. Communikate. There's a problem. They all appear to go hand in hand, to be honest.
Communikate functioned similarly to a voice mail system. If the cult leaders lie about something, they could send out a voice mail to everyone in their organisation. Ambot was frequently caught listening in on the messages, which I discovered. Every now and then, a few messages would pile up for an hour or two before he could get to them all. The ego-stroking crap that Platinum spews would make him swell with pride if he heard his name referenced in relation to something like Ambot is a rising star or whatever other ego-stroking nonsense he spews. Ambot would occasionally call me over and play something he felt I'd be interested in for a second or two.
He was just wrong! The majority of the time, I yelled from the other room, telling them to turn it down or turn it off. While it's bad enough that I have to go through Amway meetings and listen to those fucking cult leaders, putting up with those bastards jabbering in the background in my own home is taking things too far.
I believe Communikate was also a conference call facilitator for the cult's members to communicate with one another. Ambot had to be ready and waiting by his phone at specific times for these conference calls, which were scheduled in advance.
However, the majority of the time, Communikate was used to send voice messages upline to the cult's adherents. You're well aware of all the "extremely vital material" that cult leaders disseminate as part of their information control brainwashing campaign, right?
It appears to me that Ambot had the Communikate toll free number listed on our Amway web page, in addition to the Ambot toll free number. That one was part of the WWDB elite membership, which cost $50 a month. 'Cha ching!' says the narrator.
Our sack of rotten muck A common occurrence for Platinum was to send out messages on Communikate, instructing his cult followers to meet him in an hour at a location of his choosing. If they didn't drop what they were doing and haul asses to get to their cult leader, they would face the wrath of their commander later on. The sack of shit instructed them in his message not to inform any other Amway Independent Business Owners (IBOs) that they were attending a highly important Amway meeting. This was his approach for separating those who have Communikate from those who did not. The ones who did not show up were assumed to not be paying the $36.95/month subscription fee for this service.
The piece of shit Platinum would get on his pedestal at the next "open" Amway meeting and rave about the cult followers who did not have Communikate.
If that's the case, this section would truly irritate me. Ambot would respond with "They don't?" in a tone tinged with horror and self righteousness, as if he were superior to all of the other fuckers because he was on Communikate. Those ambots always had the attitude that they were superior than everyone else for no other reason than the fact that they were an Amway Independent Business Owner (IBO). Then they'd take it a step further and adopt a condescending attitude toward the other members of their cult group, proclaiming, "I'm better than the rest of you ambots."
Isn't it enough to simply state that any ambot in the room who drives a car that was made within the last 5 years is superior to ambots who drive older vehicles? How about we just declare that every ambot in the room who owns a house is better than every ambot in the room who is only a tenant?
What you're seeing there is a brainwashed ambot mind at work for you!
As I have stated, the $36.95/month for Communikate is only another example of how the Amway cult leaders take advantage of its members. The majority of Communikate's capabilities are included with the majority of cell phone plans. Is there a toll-free telephone number? So you want others to be able to leave you messages? Consider the implications of this. How many out-of-towners do ambots have to deal with in the first place? Texting services are available on the majority of cell phones across the country. All decent tiny ambots are required to have access to the Internet. Email, instant chat, and websites where audio and video can be recorded and shared are all options.
Apparently, some high-ranking Diamonds are receiving a substantial portion of the Communikate commission for each and every dumb ass ambot who is duped into purchasing this worthless "tool."
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