Are there any people out there who believe that paying $50 per month for a web page is a little excessive?
If you are an Amway ambot who has signed up with World Wide Dream Builders, you will be required to pay this fee.
Technically, the cost is $49.95 per month. Prior to any indoctrinated ambot showing up here yelling about the nickel discrepancy, I should make sure my numbers are correct.
There are others who would claim that for that reasonable amount, you are getting an extremely fantastic bargain because you also get access to additional junk that the World Wide Destructive Bastards has to offer for sale. That would entail having access to upcoming functions as well as receiving a small discount on the purchase of motivating CDs and books. Whoopdeedo! That's a wrap!
The majority of the time, it's for an Amway product sales gateway website. It is claimed that someone has done all of the work to create the web page, and that the cult followers have a template in which they can fill out their own contact information and sob storey, and that they will receive a commission if anyone purchases Amway products through their links on the web page. Ha! It's not like it will ever happen!
It's the same as any other template. The expense of developing it may have been the most expensive for the company, but by renting thousands of web designs each month to brainwashed ambots, the initial investment has more than paid for itself a million times over. It's a cash cow!
His upline was berating him about signing up for (and paying for) WWDB and getting his web page up and running on the day Ambot and I became Amway distributors. I would have preferred to have kept our money instead of travelling to Ambot for these extra monies, therefore we made the wise decision to go there.
After purchasing a domain name (cha ching!) for I believe $10 a year, we had to create a redirect code that sent visitors to our personalised page on the Amway WWDB portal. What steps did we take to make it our own? I have no recollection of it! We could choose a topic, such as sports or nutrition, and have some of those Amway items staring you in the face as soon as you landed on the web page. Yicky!
The website in question belonged to a corporation that offered domain names. I don't believe it had any connection to Amway in any way at all. It's a shame for them. As a result, the proprietor would have more money in his or her pocket.
It is possible to construct one's own web page for free on a number of different websites throughout the Internet. You'd think that one of those would be sufficient to drive potential buyers to Amway's website. Nope. You'll have to shell out $50 a month to the World Wide Destructive Bastards in order to get a professionally designed Amway web page.
Scamming with a tool! It's imperative that the upline bastards become wealthier!
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