So many IBOs wrongly believe they would labour for 2-5 years, own a million dollar firm and retire from their professions roaming the beaches of the world while cash rolls into their bank accounts. Sadly, most IBOs won't achieve anything near to the visions they were offered as prospects into the industry. This in my perspective is the crime in all of this. To fill someone's brain with false dreams and hopes and then profit off them by selling them tools that will not help to accomplish those dreams. In fact, the expense of tools is what occasionally leads to financial collapse for some IBOs.
Most IBOs will never sponsor a downline and many IBOs will not even have a single customer. What kind of business can become enormously popular and profitable without a lot of customers? It seems that only in Amway and some other MLM offshoots do we find this twisted notion of buying from yourself as a strategy to become successful in a business. Many people, badly wanting it to be true, will buy in and give the enterprise a try. Then after a while when progress stall or it becomes brutally clear that things aren't working out as promoted, they feel frustrated and stop. Most stop and never complain, perhaps out of embarrassment, or perhaps these former IBOs don't want to complain about the friends and relatives that sponsored them.
I would challenge prospects to go and look at a million dollar business. Go to the mall and see what some major companies look like. Does your Amway business mirror it in any way? Do you have consumers in proportion to a million dollar business? Is your upline diamond actually running a multimillion-dollar enterprise or is their primary source of income simply selling you standing orders and function tickets? On the surface, it appears that standing orders and functions are a multimillion-dollar industry. Customers of the product and its functions include a large number of unknowing IBOs. The tools do not appear to do much other than make your upline wealthy, but there is no neutral documented evidence to support this.
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