I had the displeasure of having a brainwashed ambot from Atlanta, Georgia, drop by my blog and leave a nasty comment. http://marriedtoanambot.blogspot.com/2011/03/quitting-amway-during-spring-leadership.html
SANDRA shared her thoughts... OMG I'm very baffled as to how such negative people manage to exist in this jungle that we refer to as life. No, I am not a member of any group, but just reading this site makes me feel like "GOSH I SHOULD BE DEATH INSTEAD." Please, Anna Banana, make sure that your blog is not viewed by anyone who suffers from depression because you and your anonymous buddies will murder her!!! LIVING IS A BEAUTIFUL THING THAT SHOULD BE ENJOYED LIKE A FANTASTIC EXPERIENCE!
Of course, I reacted as follows:
SANDRA - I'd want to express my gratitude to you for your service. You're a complete and utter liar! But what more can we reasonably expect from those associated with Amway? You found my blog while searching for "Amway convention 2011 Las Vegas." Thank you for visiting. Continue to try to convince us that you are not a member of any organisation, but only a brainwashed ambot would conduct such a search. This was the only one of my blog posts that you read; you didn't read anything else. The quality of life is excellent as long as you are not associated with Amway.
She checked in about 12:30 p.m. to see whether her comment had been published and if I had responded to her personally. Do you believe she clicked on the link Joecool provided? Unlikely.
People who own their own businesses want to get their name out there, to tell people who they are and what they do, and to generate new business opportunities. This is not the case with IBOs. They're too embarrassed to admit that they work for Amway. Denial, denial, denial. Lies, lies, and more lies
Some line about an online store, Internet distribution, or some highly technological field they are involved in and want to meet for coffee will be used to bullshit prospects into meeting up with them. They'll present the Amway business plan at the coffee shop while simultaneously denying that it has anything to do with Amway if they're asked directly about it. At the end of the day, they aim to get their prospect to a meeting hosted by their upline Platinum cult leader in order to clinch the sale and convince them to become an IBO.
I've attended enough Amway meetings to know that it takes the speaker at least an hour to utter the first letter of the alphabet. In some sessions, Amway is completely absent from the agenda.
Do folks who are sad read my blog? Sure, people who are depressed as a result of their losses in the Amway scam come to this location. Many people who are miserable as a result of Amway's destruction of their relationships with family and friends find their way to my blog. It's possible that reading me curse out my upline will help them feel a little better. It makes them feel better to know that they are not alone in their feelings. The likelihood of a person randomly discovering my blog if they are clinically depressed and have no connection to Amway is low.
Nobody sees my blog unless they take a few steps in the right direction. Those who came to my blog were either reading another blog written by a former IBO and following a link to mine, or they were conducting a search for something linked to Amway and came upon my site. Either they work for Amway Alticor and have me bookmarked in their respective offices in Michigan, California, Texas, or Germany.
When someone performs a Google search for the phrase "Amway convention 2011 Las Vegas," they aren't just pulling those words out of thin air. Because the only people who use this search criteria have some interest in this function, it is likely that they are either an Amway IBO who is planning to attend and is looking for information, or an Amway IBO who has attended the brainwashing session and is looking for glowing reviews written by other IBOs who attended the brainwashing session after it has concluded. Someone who has no interest in Amway is not going to choose those words at random and then go to Google and conduct a search for them.
Following a search for the Amway 2011 Las Vegas convention, writing “I am not a member of any group” makes you look like a fucking moron and makes you look like we need any more proof that Amway Independent Business Owners are frauds than we already have. You are a member of the Amway organisation; otherwise, you would not have conducted this type of search. What's the point of lying about it? Because you're too embarrassed to disclose that you're a member of Amway International.
Sandra continues to lie about having seen my blog, which is ironic given that one of the requirements for being an IBO is to be adept at lying. Nope. Only that one page on quitting Amway during Spring Leadership was included in the package.
"I feel like I should be death instead." Some people believe that being involved with Amway is equivalent to dying. On the other hand, many people find my blog by searching for terms such as "death to Amway" or "death to Amway salesmen," thus the statement that you should be killed is something that a large number of people would agree with. It's preferable to be dead than to be in Amway.
When people leave Amway, they discover that there is a better life waiting for them elsewhere. It's a lovely life without Amway in it. Amway is a living horror on earth.
Sandra, here you go, don't forget to look out for the Amway truck!
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