The Amway deception may be seen through by actual business owners, parents who were real business owners, people who went to real business schools, and people who have a real business owner mentality rather than the phoney Amway pretend business attitude when you're really a commissioned salesperson. If this guy had been an ambot, they would have committed a terrible sin against Amway - NEVER QUESTION UPLINE!!! Because this person is only a prospect and not an IBO, they did not receive a public scolding or humiliation, but they did receive the old Amway asshole runaround when they asked difficult questions about compensation, how to grow one's Amway business, and other questions that real business owners would want answered. After that, they were slandered. Yes, no ambot is capable of refraining from insulting someone who is not a resident of Scamway!
Hello, Anna.
I'm not sure if you want to include this in your stories or not, but I just thought I'd share my experience during an Amway qualification meeting with you.
I began thinking about doing anything from home as a "supplement" to my present work from home business when I realised how much time I was wasting. I manage a fantastically successful daycare/preschool service for children aged one to five years old, which generates revenues of $3500.00 to $4000.00 per month, excluding legitimate tax write-offs to Canada Revenue. (I include this since it is an important part of my tale.) In addition, I receive a generous tax refund each year!
I started looking into Amway because some of my friends are Independent Business Owners (IBOs), and I wanted to "assist them in their endeavours." When I looked it up on Google, I found a few positive reviews, but the most of them talked of investing money and receiving little in return...
Considering that I am of the small business and self-employed mindset, I initially discounted the situation as others refusing to complete the work, which led me to my second BP. (Board Plan) It was a charasmatic couple talking about how mom "finally got to retire and stay home with her baby, and watch all of the baby's milestones......"yack yack. (Board Plan) The couple also claimed that they had been able to accomplish this in three years and that their partner was only two years away from accomplishing the same feat... Yes, that's fantastic.
But how did you manage to pull that off? What methods did you use to create leads for your company? How do you make this a long-term endeavour? You're hoping for a certain amount of earnings, right? (ballpark) What kind of up-front expenses are involved? (I'm aware that some businesses incur initial fees when they first get off the ground.)
The upline responded with a "cold hand shake" when I posed these questions and explained that this was necessary to establish a successful business. I was told that this would be addressed at my nuts and bolts meeting, which I had just returned from.....................
AND, to be completely honest....
According to this jerk, my childcare business was too tiny and that I was "not living the dream." Despite the fact that I am not a gazillionaire, my family and I live in a great home and are fairly comfortable (despite the fact that we do not drive mazzorotie cars or anything). My spouse likewise works full time in Network Operations for a local telephone company.
However, we are not living the American dream!!! That's a load of bull!!! At the very least, I am putting my degree to good use, and we (my husband and I) take great delight in what we do. We, on the other hand, are not living the dream. (WTF)???
The sole reason I looked into amway was due of recommendations from friends, as well as a desire to earn extra money to help pay off student debt. In addition, credit cards are accepted.
During today's nuts and bolts, the speaker admitted that they don't want people to buy cleaning products; instead, they want them to buy products from companies like Nutralite, Artistry, and the huge "PV BV." He also revealed that he and his wife still work for a living, and that they rely on their tax return at the end of the year to supplement their income. Added to this is his claim of having missed his family's marriage to attend "dreamnight" because they were dedicated and wanted to do everything correctly.. What the hell is wrong with this douchebag??
All of this in front of IBOs during the last stages of the process???????? Nothing was spoken about being a successful IBO, instead they talked about CD's and WW (World Wide) and the spring conference (sp) and other such nonsense.
OMFG.....
I went over to them and informed them that if this was what they were looking for from me, I'd be fucking running out the door and that they could kiss my business savvy $$ making ass goodbye...
To my surprise, I was informed that they were interested in making me an offer!
IMPORTANT: THIS IS JUST A REMINDER You will learn absolutely nothing about running a business from those CDs, believe me. There is nothing more or less to it than bragging about how wealthy they are; if you choose to become involved with Amway, which I doubt you will after reading this, DON'T GET ENTANGLED IN THE BRAINWASHING SHIT!! Do not allow them to make you feel bad about yourself for doing a JOB THAT ENSURES YOU RECEIVES A RELIABLE PAYCHECK!!
Because if they are truly honest with you, they will not have retired from the tasks that they do solely to benefit Amway...
Amway is a well-known network marketing company that offers individuals the opportunity to start their own business and earn money by selling Amway products. One of the key components of success in Amway is building a strong network of prospects who are interested in the products and the business opportunity. In this article, we will discuss what it means to be a sharp Amway prospect and how they can make a difference in the success of an Amway business.
Traits of a sharp Amway prospect
Open-mindedness
A sharp Amway prospect is someone who is open-minded and willing to learn about the products and the business opportunity. They are receptive to new ideas and are not quick to dismiss something that is unfamiliar to them. They understand that success in Amway requires an open mind and a willingness to try new things.
Positive attitude
A sharp Amway prospect has a positive attitude and outlook on life. They are optimistic about the future and believe that they can achieve their goals through hard work and dedication. They understand that positivity is contagious and can help to attract others to the business.
Willingness to work
A sharp Amway prospect is willing to work hard to achieve their goals. They understand that building a successful Amway business requires effort and dedication, and they are willing to put in the time and energy required to make it happen. They are not looking for a get-rich-quick scheme, but rather a legitimate opportunity to build a successful business.
Strong communication skills
A sharp Amway prospect has strong communication skills and is able to articulate their ideas and thoughts effectively. They are able to listen to others and understand their needs and desires, and are able to communicate how Amway products and the business opportunity can help meet those needs.
Goal-oriented
A sharp Amway prospect is goal-oriented and has a clear vision of what they want to achieve. They have set specific goals for themselves and are committed to achieving them. They understand that success in Amway requires a plan and a clear focus on what they want to achieve.
How a sharp Amway prospect can make a difference
A sharp Amway prospect can make a significant difference in the success of an Amway business. By embodying the traits listed above, they can help to attract others to the business and build a strong network of prospects. Here are a few ways in which a sharp Amway prospect can make a difference:
Attracting others to the business
A sharp Amway prospect who is positive, goal-oriented, and has strong communication skills can help to attract others to the business. By sharing their enthusiasm for the products and the business opportunity, they can inspire others to get involved and build their own Amway businesses.
Building a strong network of prospects
A sharp Amway prospect who is willing to work hard and has a clear vision of their goals can help to build a strong network of prospects. By setting an example for others to follow and being a strong leader, they can help to create a community of like-minded individuals who are all working towards a common goal.
Building a successful business
Ultimately, a sharp Amway prospect can make a difference in the success of an Amway business by working hard and staying focused on their goals. By building a strong network of prospects and working to help others achieve their goals, they can create a successful business that provides financial freedom and personal fulfillment.
Conclusion
A sharp Amway prospect is someone who embodies the traits of open-mindedness, positivity, a willingness to work, strong communication skills, and goal-orientation. By embodying these traits, they can make a significant difference in the success of an Amway business by attracting others to the business, building a strong network of prospects, and ultimately building a successful business. If you are interested
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