The number of people viewing my site while looking for information to sue their upline in Amway is increasing dramatically.
It is not necessary to sue Amway. They can file a lawsuit against their upline.
"Whew!" I want to exclaim at this point. We never recruited anyone to join our downline!
Customers that are dissatisfied and the possibility of lawsuits are inevitable in business. This is one of the reasons why business owners purchase insurance to protect themselves and their assets, as well as errors and omissions insurance in the event that they make a mistake.
Approximately what percentage of Amway's "serious business builders" acquire insurance to protect their a**es in the event that their downline sues them? My guess is that there aren't many. It was never brought up at any of the Amway business meetings I attended, where there was a distinct absence of genuine business advise on the agenda at all times.
I'm sorry to inform you that I do not have any counsel to offer to people who are considering suing their upline. Despite the fact that I exclaim, "Way to go!"
However, the AmQuix Info website only has information from 2003 and does not provide any information about the lawsuit's outcome. Aside from reading the quick summaries, I have not spent the necessary time reading them.
Sorry for not being able to be of more assistance, but this isn't something I've really spent much time on aside from reading updates on various sites.
Lies, dishonesty, abuse, and fraud are all part of the business of running an Amway organisation. If you offend the wrong person, they will file a lawsuit against you. Is it really worth it to run an Amway business if you're constantly worried about being sued by a former downline?
Anyone who has the courage to go down that path has my admiration.
Anyone wishing to sue their upline bastards should do so with caution.
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