I've come to the conclusion that Amway is a complete jerk. The products are of decent quality, however they are extremely expensive. This suggests that IBOs are overpaying for products that they utilise for personal reasons. A notable example is Satinique shampoo, which costs approximately $10 for a small bottle and is available at drug stores. A pint of shampoo may be purchased for approximately $3 at WalMart or Target. Moreover, you can dispute about the quality; but, in my perspective, the items from WalMart or Target are on par with the stud from Amway. Amway's hefty 30 percent plus percent bonuses are incorporated in the items that the company sells, so it has no choice but to operate in this manner.
And, on top of that, Amway leaders teach a lot of self consumption, which results in the IBOs receiving bad value, as well as any family, friend, or customer that expresses sympathy or makes a legitimate buy from the organisation. Not to mention the fact that the Amway opportunity is essentially a product pyramid due to the fact that it is based on personal consumption. The money is funnelled upwards to the top, while the rest of the workforce suffers financial setbacks.
Further aggravating the situation, the diamonds prey on the hopes and desires of the company's loyal downline by peddling useless training that is misrepresented as the key to Amway successS. However, the reality is that there are just a few fresh gems available. LOS WWDB has fewer diamonds in the United States currently than they had when I was an IBO for them in the past. If Amway was so successful, where has all the fruit from the tree that Amway/WWDB leaders used to brag about been hidden away? Diamonds who have lost their homes to foreclosure (Shores/Duncan), a triple diamond in chapter 7 (Duncan), and divorces are the WWDB's fruits (Kosage, Wolgamott, Danzik, Brooks). Maybe there's something else that I'm not aware of.
With so many roadblocks in the way of earning money and having to pay for inadequate training, it's clear to understand why Amway is a bad business.
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