The occasional Amway IBO pops up to post a comment on my blog or one of the blogs on my reading list, berating us for having jobs, leading ordinary lives, lacking anything more interesting to do with our time, etc., etc., is nothing new.
In the last few days, I received the following comment from a cult follower named Jennifer, who found me through a Google search for "Amway is amazing" and ended up on my blog entry about a film posted on YouTube called My Awesome Delicious Amway Scam. I believe the author is a young female who is most likely single at the time of writing. Speaking of having nothing better to do with her time, she was using her iPhone to look for information on the internet. Perhaps you're sitting in on a boring plan?
Jennifer shared her thoughts...
The fact that a wife publicly criticises her husband and has nothing better to do than blog about him instead of supporting him is heartbreaking... Who are you to make such a decision? What are you doing to improve the quality of your life?? What exactly is Amway doing to hurt you?? Would you please mind your own business instead of becoming preoccupied with others who are pursuing something more fulfilling?? Is there a robot out there today that gets a following and uses it to bash business owners because you are too lazy to do it yourself?
Jennifer didn't read any of my other posts, and she didn't care. And now she's calling me a slacker? Yup, I'm an ineffective business owner who disparages the efforts of other entrepreneurs. Nope. It is only Amway independent business “owners” who I know who are known for tearing others down. They refuse to recognise that there are other business options outside of Amway where owners can find satisfaction and a reasonable salary. It would have been possible to address Jennifer's queries if she hadn't been too lazy to go through some of my previous blogs.
Isn't it interesting how these Ambots show up on blogs like mine to post Amway speak comments, and they all say the same thing, paraphrasing their upline? Every comment they've written is something I've seen my Platinum say thousands of times at Amway meetings, so I'm not surprised. Trying to be innovative when it comes to Amway is impossible. When confronted, the only response these IBO's gave was to refer back to the top of the organisation. "The fact that my Platinum says it is true establishes it as the truth."
When an IBO leaves a comment full of Amway jargon and then is asked to back up their statements with real facts, this is typical IBO behaviour:
Name the Diamonds who are roaming the beaches of the world and doing absolutely nothing else while residual money continues to flow into their bank accounts.
Explain why Independent Business Owners (IBOs) - such as my husband - spend easily 100 hours a month on Amway-related events but do not earn any money.
Why do they criticise people who leave Amway of being lazy or not putting up enough effort?
Why do they refer to former IBOs who claimed they didn't make money because they hadn't been in the business long enough as if they weren't in it long enough, yet they can't back up their claim by stating how long you had to be in Amway to make money? They claim to have been in the game for 10, 15, or more years and to be CORE to the bone, and that they were not making any money at the Eagle or higher pin level.
Why aren't they willing to share how much money they spend on Amway products and equipment on a monthly basis?
Why are they so adamant about not disclosing the amount of the monthly check that they receive from Amway?
No one ever mentions how many persons they have funded that are still involved in the IBO industry.
They never tell how long they've worked for Amway or how much money they make.
It's similar like tossing a grenade into a room and then running away.
IBOs who are complete and utter chickenshit.
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