Here's an article that should be read on a regular basis to keep things fresh. It just goes to demonstrate how little things have changed in Amway over the years.
The strategies used by ambots to recruit people to come to an Amway meeting are the same as those used by Amway representatives. People believe they are attending a barbecue, a birthday party, or something similar. In this particular instance, the prospect was persuaded into attending a Scamway meeting by the promise of giving a discussion on a medical ailment.
He rapidly recognised that he'd been duped and that he'd been duped into attending some sort of religious revival meeting. It's a dead giveaway that it's an Amway meeting!
When the cult leader speaks at an Amway meeting, the audience is encouraged to participate by yelling out "Yes!" and "Right On!" and other such phrases.
Being questioned about your aspirations.
They are evasive when it comes to how much money they are making in Amway.
When he referred to the conference as a "pyramid scheme recruitment rally," he hit the nail on the head. All Amway meetings are conducted in this manner.
It's a lengthy read that will take a few minutes of your time, but it's well worth it. It just goes to prove that Amway scammers never change their lies or their phone lines.
http://baskeptics.org/book/export/html/50
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