Amway Artistry Cosmetics

 Considering how many people have been visiting my Artistry Cosmetics page recently, I decided it was about time I wrote another piece about that shite, pricey, low quality, lousy selection, messed up Amway stuff that ladies are forced to pour on their faces.

Previously unknown to me, Ambot purchased a $60 facial lotion in a high-end department store. Even though the price tag made me grimace, I decided to use it because he'd already purchased it. It didn't do anything for me that a $15 bottle of Oil of Olay's face cream couldn't, therefore I didn't repurchase it once my first bottle ran out. Yikes! I still can't believe Ambot was that brainwashed that he'd spend that amount of money when there's a higher-quality product available for a fourth of the price he was asking. It's possible that we could have spent the $45 we saved on a nice supper somewhere. This is far superior to the upline splitting a $45 commission!

My cosmetics is normally purchased from a buddy who is an Avon representative. In contrast to Amway, Avon appears to have sales going on all of the time. For $2.99, you can get lipstick, eye makeup, and nail paint. I'll take a few of different hues. Deodorant for only.99 cents per unit? I'm going to stock up for a year. I'm a sucker for a good price.

With Amway, I've never gotten a good deal on pee all nothing!

Fortunately, I had a good supply of Avon products on hand prior to Ambot becoming engaged with Amway. I informed him that I was still interested in purchasing Avon from our acquaintance. Better prices, a greater selection, and the same level of quality. Ambot was enraged by what had happened. "You must support our business by making purchases from our store."

It's a piece of shit. I'm a victim of the Amspeak that he's copied from the fucking upline and used against me.

As a result, I call attention to the obvious. "If we're the only ones buying our things, then we're a bunch of fucking idiots for charging such a high price for our goods."

Thanks to Ambot, a few Artistry products have made their way into the house. The package contained a couple of pricey nail paint bottles, as well as a bottle of final gloss coat or whatever the heck it was called, which I never used. Because Artistry offers such a restricted selection of hues, I ended up with a very pricey tube of lipstick in a shade that I despised. In the corner sat a bottle of body lotion that smelled awful. What exactly did they do? Is it possible to harvest it from a dead eucalyptus tree? A tube of hand cream that smelled like burnt caramel and made my hands itch and scratch after I rubbed it in. In addition, I used Amway Artistry eye cream. It didn't do much for me in terms of piss. The products from Oil of Olay and Avon perform significantly better. As a matter of fact, several women had the identical sentiment, namely that Artistry's eye cream did nothing for any of us. As a result, IBOFB came into the conversation and stated that we were applying the eye cream wrongly, after which he was ridiculed for his stupidity and walked away. Women who have been using cosmetics for a long time are familiar with how to apply eye cream. We don't need some conceited jerk teaching us how to apply our makeup in the first place. Neither are tampons acceptable!

When I went to Amway meetings, the upline would always tell me that Artistry was one of the world's top five cosmetics. As a result of my study, depending on who is compiling the list (generally magazines undertake these surveys), Artistry appears anywhere between 15 and 30 on the list, which is not bad in the grand scheme of things, but never in the top 5, unlike Avon, which is frequently in the top 5. I'm guessing that not many ambots consider conducting research to see whether or not their upline is lying. I'm not an ambot, thus it was no difficulty for me to use the Internet to find out the truth about the lies told by our lying plotting upline asses.

Same fucking assholes who tell you that you shouldn't believe anything you read on the Internet because it's nothing more than a bathroom wall full of blatant lies. After then, they attempt to promote Amway as an online business. Those fucking double-talking cretins!

What I soon discovered is that Amway's Artistry cosmetics are among the top 5 most "prestigious" cosmetics on the market today. Euromonitor is a business that conducts the poll, and Amway pays them to do the survey on their behalf. You get what you paid for, as they say. Pay Euromonitor the appropriate amount of money and select your position on the list.

And who the fuck is Euromonitor in the first place? It's not like anyone on this side of the pond has ever heard of them. As an alternative, why not use a well-known American survey company? Most likely because Amway Artistry cosmetics have already been reviewed by well-known American survey companies, and the competition has beaten them to the punch.

Now here's the thing for women who are considering purchasing makeup. When it comes to purchasing cosmetics or skin care products, what are the qualities we search for? What do we consider to be important?

Price is, without a doubt, a consideration. Getting a good deal is something we enjoy doing. Depending on what I'm buying, I can get Oil of Olay face cream items for between $10 and $20 at my local drugstore, which is a typical pricing range for most cosmetics businesses who sell similar products. Avon is having some fantastic bargains right now. I can typically get what I want for $5 to $10 if I shop around. It gets better and better. Change my purchasing habits to get the most bang for my buck on a product that produces positive effects for me!

To be more exact, I like a tinted face cream with an SPF of at least 15, and I don't want to spend more than $15 on it at the most. It is possible that Amway does not sell this product, or that if they do, they have increased their prices since I left, and I fear to think how much they would charge if that $60 face cream in the tiny container is considered a benchmark amount. In order to receive the same Amway benefits, I would have to purchase a number of different items. So start with the $60 face cream, add $20 for Amway's sunscreen, then add another $40 for some bronzer makeup to round out the budget. Three different products for a substantial sum of money. I received just what I needed when I placed my most recent order with Avon. $5! There is only one product!

Another element to consider is product selection, particularly when it comes to goods that contain colour, such as lipstick, eye shadow, and nail paint. When you walk into a drugstore, there are literally hundreds of different things to choose from. The same may be said with the Avon catalogue. There are hundreds of hues and a wide range of pricing ranging from $3 to $20. Amway has over 20 different hues. I don't recall how much they cost, but I remember being appalled at the thought of spending so much money on them.

Another issue is the level of quality. We want to know that the product will genuinely function for us before we buy it. What works on one individual does not work on another. This is a universal truth. It may take a little trial and error to figure out what works best for your situation. For the most part, drug stores sell a large variety of diverse brands at reasonable costs.

Everything appears to be in order. Yup. Women put on make-up in order to appear attractive. If we prefer light pastel tones that are complementary to our skin tone, that is what we will choose. As long as Amway only sells deep brassy cosmetics that would appear more stylish on a different skin type, we will be dissatisfied with ourselves for dressing up like clowns and using them. That's right, a fucking Amway clown!

I've never heard a Platinum, Emerald, or Diamond speaker declare that Artistry is one of the top 5 "prestige" cosmetics available on the market. They constantly maintained that Artistry was one of the top five best-selling or best-performing products in the world.

When it comes to purchasing makeup, no lady gives a thought to "prestige." Forget about prestige; when it comes to purchasing decisions, price, selection, and quality are the most important factors to consider. That is how ladies go about choosing their makeup. We appreciate receiving good value for our money.

Artistry is a brand that we don't give a flying fuck about because some dumb ass ambot claims that Captain America or whatever starlet is wearing it. At the very least, in the advertisements. It's referred to as paying someone a lot of money to endorse your goods. Similarly, if McDonald's offered me a million dollars to appear in an advertisement and eat a Big Mac while gushing about how delicious it is, I would gladly oblige. "This Big Mac has the flavour of a million dollars! Yummy!"

And we couldn't give a flying fuck whether the cosmetics are considered "prestigious." What are our plans for the future? Run up to every lady you see and tell them, "I'm wearing high-end makeup and you're not." I'm a member of Amway, which means I'm better than you since I wear prominent make-up, but you don't wear any. So amusing! You fucking loser with Revlon on your face!”

That is a component of our Platinum's training. To make fun of women's make-up preferences. http://marriedtoanambot.blogspot.com/2010/10/insulting-womens-makeup-choices.html

The multi-level marketing company Amway has been in business for more than 60 years, and it is well-known for the extensive variety of products that it sells. These products include health supplements, items for the home and personal care, and cosmetics. Artistry is consistently ranked as one of the most sought-after collections of cosmetics sold by Amway.

Since its inception in 1968, the cosmetics industry has come to recognize and value the Artistry brand as one of the most reputable and well-known names in the field. The brand provides a wide range of items, ranging from skincare to makeup, that are designed to address a variety of skin conditions and preferences.

The Artistry skincare solutions are formulated to treat a variety of skin concerns, including dryness, aging, and uneven skin tone, among others. The Hydra-V line, which hydrates and moisturizes the face, and the Intensive Skincare Anti-Wrinkle Firming Serum, which promises to minimize the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, are two of the most popular items in this range. Both of these lines deliver hydration and moisture to the skin.

When it comes to cosmetics, Artistry provides a diverse selection of options, which can be found in the form of foundations, concealers, powders, and lipsticks. The manufacturer is well-known for producing high-quality formulations as well as vast shade ranges that are designed to accommodate a variety of skin tones.

The Exact Fit Perfecting Loose Powder from the Artistry cosmetics range is one of the standout products in the line. Its main selling point is that it claims to deliver a flawless finish and long-lasting coverage. Another product that is quite popular is the Signature Eyes Automatic Liquid Eyeliner. This eyeliner is intended to make the application of eyeliner straightforward and accurate.

In addition to the exceptional quality of its goods, Artistry is well-known for its dedication to the advancement of technological research and development. The company employs a group of scientists and other professionals with extensive knowledge in the field of skincare to work on the development of new formulations and products that are tailored to meet the ever-changing requirements of customers.

In addition, Artistry has been honored with a number of prestigious prizes and distinctions over the course of its history, including the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval and the Allure Best of Beauty Award.

However, similar to other items sold under the Amway name, Artistry has come under fire from individuals who believe that multi-level marketing is an unsustainable method of conducting business. Additionally, there are many who maintain that the costs of the items are excessive when measured against those of other, comparable items now on the market.

In spite of these critiques, Artistry remains a well-liked option among consumers looking for high-quality cosmetics and skincare items. It is highly likely that Artistry will continue to be a prominent name in the cosmetics market for many years to come as a result of the company's strong brand reputation and commitment to innovation.

Amway Ambot and the Shitmobile!

 So it appears that this Amway ambot has spotted a promising prospect in the form of a lovely young lady. Therefore, he pretends to be interested in her, as though he wishes to become her new partner. During their conversation, he boasts about his success as a business owner and tells her how much money he makes.

"Here, let me show you your bank account statement." She approaches him and asks him a question.

"No, not at all. That is a personal matter "..... He responds in the affirmative.

She has some reservations. Is this really a kind guy, or is he a con artist trying to get your money?

As a result, he approaches her and asks her out on a date. He informs her that he will be taking her to a barbecue and that she should dress appropriately.

She's a little on the suspicious side. Do you want to look good for a BBQ? What's wrong with showing up to a BBQ in shorts or jeans like the rest of the population? It's not like this is an official gathering. However, he informs her that there are some people at the BBQ whom he wishes to impress, and as a result, she dresses appropriately.

He comes to pick her up in this scrap of junk of a vehicle.

"What exactly is going on with the car? I was under the impression that you were a successful business owner generating a lot of money. What are you doing driving a piece of junk like that?"

"With my money, I'm putting it right back into my company. I'm planning on purchasing my next vehicle with cash, therefore I'll need to save up."

Then she inquires as to why he is dressed in a business suit and tie. I'm talking about who dresses this guy. It's too dressy for a backyard barbecue. The man informs her that this is the way he always dresses because he dresses for success because that is what his mentors have taught him to do. He then goes on to explain that he works in a mentoring and leadership training firm.

Despite the fact that she has no idea what the fuck that is supposed to signify, she gets in the car nonetheless. Then he admits to her that they are actually heading to an Amway meeting and that he is just making it appear like they are going to a BBQ.

As a result, she is extremely enraged. She's heard a lot about this company. Phrases like "pyramid scheme," "scam," "cult," and "overpriced wares" spring to mind.

Is it possible that today will get any worse? However, she has a soft spot for him, so even though she is enraged, she doesn't complain too much about the Amway meeting. She never makes it there, which is fortunate for her.

Watch this video to learn more about why this is the case.

It's a joke, of course! It's essential to have a good laugh before the weekend begins!

Ambots bragging about Amway Tax Refunds

 I mean, she lost $35 000 in 11 years, which is little shy of $3200 a year... you all understand that this is a product industry, and no matter how much you dislike the business structure, the products themselves are rarely second to none. The average Amway salesperson may make enough money to cover their expenditures and make $3200 per year in profit. That's not even include the money earned in tax refunds if they just keep half-assed financial records! My favourite thing about her is that she doesn't mention how much money she made selling products or from her tax return income from running a home-based business.... and if she didn't make her money back from sales volume or tax return income, I don't feel sorry for her... she was just being lazy, and I know how much you all enjoy hearing that!

Put aside for a time the prefabricated Amspeak blather and think about anything else. This is representative of the majority of the comments left on my blog by bots.

The focus of today's post is on the section of this comment where the ambot suggests receiving a tax return revenue as a result of operating your Amway company. I thought I'd rehash the entire "receive a tax refund if you're in Amway" thing, especially since tax season is quickly approaching. This is a promotion heavily touted by the Amway cult's leaders.

Our Amway upline provided us with this type of tax advise, stating that everything in Amway is a tax deductible, and as this ambot stated, Amway tax returns are included in IBO income. To put it another way, an IBO's only way to make money in Amway is to deduct the costs of running his or her business from the income they get from their regular job, with the only Amway income coming in the form of a tax refund. Our upline assured us that we would receive a substantial tax refund if we deducted all of our Amway expenses, whether they were genuine or not.

When I went to Amway meetings, I was in the Platinum level, and it seemed like everyone else in the room was gushing about how things couldn't be better and how their business was booming. Following that, these same IBOs claim they will receive a substantial return after submitting their income taxes.

My Ambot was completely captivated. He had no notion that, according to our upline, the key to earning a tax return was to become an Amway Independent Business Owner (IBO). The government is giving you money for nothing!

Refund? When your company is performing well, it's easy to have a good chuckle.

Ambots are unable to comprehend this concept.

If your firm generates an excessive amount of revenue (income) and you do not have an enough amount of deductions (expenses), you will owe money at tax time. Yay! Everything is going swimmingly!

Generally, if you do not earn much money and your costs exceed your income, the government will pay you a refund. Boo! Business is a load of shite!

To put it another way, it is nearly impossible for an IBO to claim that business is booming and that they are making a lot of money while simultaneously claiming that they are receiving a substantial tax rebate. Alternatively, tax return money from running an Amway firm, as ambots refer to it.

Most Amway IBOs, in addition to being fictitious business owners, hold down a day job with a legitimate corporation and earn regular paychecks. When tax time comes along, those sly Amway bastards deduct all of their Amway expenses (XS, Perfect Water, vitamins, food bars, motels, function tickets, meals, travel, and so on) from their job's revenue, so increasing their take-home pay.

That is the only way most Amway independent business owners (IBOs) make money. By classifying everything they spend on Amway as a business expense and deducting it from their salary, they can reduce their taxable income.

They are little ambot bastards who lie about everything! Tax evaders, take note!

Now here's a major hint, ambots! Unless you own a food store, products that you consume (groceries!) cannot be deducted as business expenditures in order to receive a tax refund from the government. If you're an Amway Independent Business Owner (IBO), and you're claiming travel and restaurant expenditures on your taxes, you better be able to demonstrate some sort of Amway income profit from the sale of Amway items. If Uncle Sam manages to track you down, you'll be up the creek without a paddle!

My husband and I are the owners of a reputable company. We have a tax identification number. We are in possession of a business licence. We are covered by insurance. We have accounting software that allows us to make customer invoices and record all cash received from clients as well as all monies paid out in the course of operating our company. We have valid company expenses that can be written off as tax deductions on our tax return. We back everything up on a CD and provide it to our accountant when it is time to file our taxes. This is due to the fact that we are wise enough to hire the services of a professional who checks that we have entered everything correctly and that we have not left any information out, and who also does everything in their power to ensure that they write off as many legitimate expenses as they possibly can so that we have less money to pay back to the government in what we owe in taxes.

Everything in Amway (XS, Perfect Water, vitamins, laundry soap, and cleaning goods, among other things) is a valid business deduction, which is a far cry from "counselling with upline."

Our accountant, by the record, was not in agreement with our Amway upline. He refused to deal with anything associated to Amway, stating that he only deals with reputable firms and not pyramid scams.

So much for the adage "never challenge your superiors"!

Preparing for an audit is essential if you are running a fictitious Amway business and following your upline's guidance on how to file your taxes so that you can earn your money in Amway by receiving a government tax refund check; otherwise, you could find yourself in serious trouble.

If nothing else, we were told when we visited Amway, that the company is a good tax haven. The taxman, on the other hand, might disagree. Another source of interest is provided below:

The Internal Revenue Service to Amway: The Party's Over!

http://www.hiddenmysteries.org/conspiracy/conspiracy/amwaybush5.shtml

IRS responses to questions about your business or hobby, as well as deductions. http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=169490,00.html

Peter Reilly's blog post regarding Amway Independent Business Owners (IBOs) in tax court.

http://riles52.blogspot.com/2011/06/selling-soap-as-hobby-amway-ibos-in-tax.html

Peter Reilly has written yet another post regarding taxes and Amway. If you read the comments on this one, you'll find it to be rather interesting. In typical ambot fashion anytime posts like this surface on the Internet the Amway rats scramble out of the sewer to battle the truth by coming out swinging with false accusations in a bizzare attempt to create distractions away from the truth about Amway. Mr Reilly is accused of murdering his mother by the first ambot to submit a response to this thread!

Get Your Order of Importance Right!

 At every Amway meeting, our sack of shit Platinum informed us about his life and utilised a white board to show us his to-do list and the order in which everything should be completed in his opinion of priority. He acted as if he expected us all to "duplicate" him. Some of the satanists in the audience weren't pleased with his list of items! Here is his ranking of the most important things in life:

1. There is a God.

2. Husband's wife

3. The relationship with one's family

4th, the job

Amway (number 5)

Yeah, well, I can tell you that I would absolutely despise being married to some jerk who can't prioritise me as the first item on his priority list. I'm done with you, and I'm out of here!

It didn't matter in the end. Platinum was a sack of shit who never followed his own to-do list.

At every cult meeting, he grumbled and bitched about how he was giving up time with his wife and children in order to tell us about Amway, and we listened. OK. Let's have a peek at the list. Wife and family appear to be a couple of notches higher on the priority list than Amway, according to the data. So is he a fucking liar for prioritising Amway over his wife and children, with whom he complains about not spending enough time? Is he a fucking lying arrogant sack of shit, or is he anything more? Yes, and yes, and yes!

And he should whine and be a b*tch about it! It's a big thing. I was devoting time away from my family and other activities that I would have like to be doing in order to attend his Amway cult meeting and listen to him lie and spout his garbage.

When the Platinum spoke about his list of five companies, he repeated the same same thing in every meeting. Amway was the last company on the list. The fucking asshole can't even keep up with his own to-do list! Sick sack of excrement on the ground. Amway is either the first or second company on his list, depending on who you ask. I say this because he was a fervent religious believer. The old Jim Jones sway still exists. Alternatively, reincarnation. I can't say for certain whether God or Amway was number one on his list, however I have a strong suspicion that Amway was at the top of the list, no matter how much that phoney denies it.

Platinum and I are both stranded at the same Amway cult conference, which is a complete waste of time. We both have the same negative attitude toward the Amway conference because we would rather be spending time with our families or pursuing other more important interests than wasting our time at the Amway meeting. Odd. The only thing that fucking asshole and I ever agreed on was that we both hated each other.

But the real question was: who among us was going to take action to correct the situation?

If I am arrogant enough to have a list, or if I do have a list, it is not one that I have put in writing. I would likewise be hesitant to utilise his list in any manner, but I am using it as ammunition against him. I am taking his stupid list of significance and putting my life in order, putting myself and my family ahead of Amway, and using it against him. Holy sh*t, did that ever turn me into a bad guy because I no longer attended cult meetings and Amway was not the first company on my list of priorities. In any case, it had never existed. My final item on my list, Amway, was so far down on the list that it would require a powerful telescope to view it!

It goes without saying that what a bunch of people I don't care about think about me is completely irrelevant.

When it comes to evil, those cult members need to be pointing their fingers in the direction of their own bodies. The real wicked and dangerous person in this throng is the Amway cult leader, the pompous sack of shit Platinum, who is the genuine evil and dangerous guy.

Brainwashed Ambot from Markham Ontario Seeks Punishment

 After conducting a Google search for "Amway top sites on the Internet," I received a visit from a brainwashed ambot from Markham, Ontario, who came to my blog. My blog appears in the fourth position for that search criteria. That must be very appealing to the upper management of Amway!

Ambot Anonymous of Markham, Ontario, Canada, came across this page: http://marriedtoanambot.blogspot.com/2011/09/is amway really one of the top internet.html

Because it has been a while since I have taken apart an ambot comment on my site, and because Brainwashed Markham Ambot has expressed a cruel desire to be punished in the manner of Anna Banana, I am posting the comment here for everyone to see. The overpowering need to slink out of their sewer and spread their goodwill and promote their company by spreading around their wonderful Amway IBO image is due to some weird cause only known to the rats of Amway IBO.

You are simply a negative old hag who has definitely had a horrible experience and wishes to express her amazement that anyone else can do something that you CANNOT. And if you had really utilised amway's products, you would have discovered that almost nothing else on the market comes close. Take, for example, the removal of a coffee stain from a carpet using commercially available treatments and subsequently Amways' LOC products. I have absolutely no reason to suspect you have used it. Regardless, you're a poor, destitute wuss who can sit around and complain as much as you like. The fact is that just because you were unable to succeed does not imply that you should prevent others from succeeding.

Good luck with being broke, negative, and spewing bitterness for the rest of your days.

You're implying that I'm negative? Amway Independent Business Owners (IBOs) are some of the most negative people I've ever met in my life. You should go back and read your comment again. Negativity, negativity, negativity! In fact, I said something about Amway salespeople and their negative attitudes toward others in a blog piece I published the other day. You'll be pleased to know that I have frequent readers from Amway/Alticor branches in Ada and Grand Rapids, Michigan, as well as occasional readers from other Alticor branches around the United States and Canada. Here's a heartfelt welcome to my newest reader, Alticor, from Placentia, California! I'm sure all of the Amway employees who are reading this page are really proud of you, especially after reading your nice kind words. You are a wonderful representative for Amway, and I know they are. This company is known for attracting top-tier sales professionals!

Markham is a city in the province of Ontario. When you repeat the nonsense you hear from your cult leaders on a weekly basis, you are living proof that all brainwashed ambots are the same. amspeak replies that have been pre-programmed You brainwashed little bastards haven't come up with a novel idea, have you?

Is it true that I'm an old hag? Oh, come on, don't you think you're capable of much more than that? I'm a part-time bitch who moonlights as a full-time devil. Respect my dignity by not degrading me to the level of an old woman. I put in a lot of effort to achieve the position of bitch devil.

Yes, I had a negative experience. Despite my strong opposition, my husband was drawn into this cult and spent our money on the Amway pyramid scheme. I never stated that I "couldn't" do Amway. Because I am a woman, I have the ability to do anything. Amway is something I "won't" do. That is because I will not scam and lie to other people in order to bring hardship into their life, as this would be immoral, and because I have a conscience and would feel bad about such behaviour, which is the accepted standard if you are an Amway Independent Business Owner. There is a significant difference between the words "can't" and "will't." Look for a dictionary.

Given that I don't drink coffee and that my floors are made of hardwood and tile, it would be physically impossible for me to spill coffee on my carpet! As a result, you are correct in that I have never used LOC carpet cleaner. There is nothing I can do about the fact that you are such a klutz that you require a constant supply of Amway's pricey crappy cleaning products! Have you ever thought about ripping out that coffee-stained carpet and replacing it with some high-quality hard flooring that can withstand all of the coffee you spill all over the place? It makes cleanup a lot easier and less expensive. Take a sponge or a towel and mop up the mess as quickly as possible.

Is it possible for my poor, broke ass to sit and work and complain? Let's see what happens. Another indoctrinated ambot is making the rounds, accusing anyone who are not affiliated with Amway of being broke and working a job. Sorry for disappointing you, but I haven't had a work for several years now. You might want to take a look at my most recent post, in which I point out that ambots are constantly accusing me of having a job and working for someone else, despite the fact that they are never able to back up their accusations and tell me where I work, what my job is, and how much money I make – and most importantly, where the hell all of this money I'm supposedly earning at my fictional job is coming from. http://marriedtoanambot.blogspot.com/2012/01/whats-my-job.html

Is it true that I'm broke? According to Amway's literature, our firm generates more revenue each year than the average Diamond does. Someone who earns more money than a Diamond is considered "broke," which demonstrates how negatively you feel about the financial situation of the people who follow your cult leader's teachings. Despite the fact that your lowball estimate of being broke is probably not too far off the mark! I'm thinking that if Amway Diamonds are more of a broker than I am, you might want to reassess your career decision and find something where you won't be as broke as an Amway Diamond.

You must now leave the premises and engage in play with the Scarboro Stalker. If you want to go back into your sewer and plan who you're going to scam next and whose lives need to be wrecked by the Amway cult, that's fine with me. You are the scum of the planet, you little troublemaking bastards, that you are.

The Amway Ambot Shit List

 When an ambot has had enough of being love bombed to death by Amway cult members and losing money in the Amway pyramid scheme and decides to leave Scamway, they are placed on the Amway ambot shit list, which is updated on a regular basis.

The Amway cult is a messed-up religion that places a high value on money. They entice prospects with promises of riches and hype them up to believe that, thanks to Amway, all of their material possessions will come true and that, in 2 to 5 years, they will be rolling in dough with gazillions of dollars in residual income every month and will never have to work another day in their lives.\

The phrase "get rich quick scheme" comes to mind for the majority of individuals. If something appears to be too good to be true, it almost certainly is. If it were so simple to become wealthy quickly, everyone would be doing it. The actual way to accomplish it is with ambots sneakily informing prospects that the great business opportunity is the feared A word and deceiving them into coming to meetings, rather than pushing each other out of the way to sign up for Amway.

Those who join the Amway cult will find instant friendship. And they become quick pals who are exceedingly affectionate. Demon companions! Over the top ambots who cling to your every word with idiotic grins on their cheeks as if you are the most intriguing person they have ever encountered, shower you with overly enthusiastic compliments, and want to hug hug hug you to death. And they yell and scream whenever they see you, as if you were a long-lost buddy they hadn't seen in 20 years, rather than some ambot they stumbled into last night at an Amway cult meeting, because you are.

Eventually, the vast majority of ambots catch on and abandon the scheme. The filthy Amway pyramid system has reached its limit!

Stopping buying costly Amway items equals no PV for the ambot or any of the assholes in their Amway upline when one decides to quit. Oooohhhh!!!!!!! That really irritates those Amway jerks at the top of the organisation! They aren't bothered in the least. Amway pals are only your friends for as long as you are transferring money to them from your bank account. They are only interested in you because of your money and the amount of money they can make off of you. You know there's got to be a reason why they put on that phoney ass "I love you" charade, right?

Scamway meetings are no longer attended by the ambot. That means there will be less money under the mattress of some jerk in the Amway upline as a result of this. It will be Diamond or Emerald who will ride the backs of the cult leaders in his downline if they are not making as much money as they'd want at the next cult gathering, according to Diamond. "Where has my money gone?" I scream. More ambots should be registered!!! “I absolutely require a fucking Mercedes!!!!”

Nope, the ambot who quit isn't going anywhere and isn't going to pay over any more money. Their realisation that they are not generating a fortune in Amway is a wake-up call for them. It's nearly tough to locate clients willing to purchase costly, mediocre Amway merchandise.

They are unable to find prospects who will attend Amway meetings, let alone sign up to become an Amway Independent Business Owner (IBO). They realise they've made a mistake and stop.

Perhaps they had a soft spot for some of the jerks in their Amway upline and wished to maintain their friendship with them.

Nope, it is not going to happen. Amway pals are only your friends for as long as you are transferring money to them from your account. You are no longer in the game!!!

Amway cult members are informed of the ambot's departure at the next cult meeting, which is conducted by the bag of shit Platinum, who distributes the information to the other cult members. They were unable to realise their dream. Their ambitions were insufficiently lofty. They didn't put up enough effort. They had a wife that was unsupportive. They have a large number of dreamstealers on their list. They swung from positive to negative. In the following Amway cult meeting, there is usually a one-hour rant. Perhaps the next couple of cult meetings. Platinum, the sack of excrement, is in desperate need of some material to keep his cult followers entertained for three or four hours.

About 6 months or so after Ambot eventually left the Amway cult, we happened to run with another Ambot at a convenience store. While I was filling the tank, Ambot came over and said hello to him. The ambot gave him a friendly grin and informed him that he was not permitted to speak with us.

Who would have thought that command would be given?

Platinum, you're a bucket of trash!

Yup. Our departure from Amway resulted in our being placed on the ambot's hit list!

What I can't tell you is how heartbreaking this is for me! Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

In the way that I care if a bunch of fucking asses from Amway don't want to do business with us is ridiculous!

Thus, you end yourself on the ambot's hit list as a result of your actions.

You've decided to leave Amway!

Freedom! Those filthy cultists must be expelled!

Eat Snacks Much?

 Do you know someone who consumes snacks and beverages on a daily basis?

Our sack of shit Platinum would ask questions like this to everyone in the room when we were at Amway gatherings. The tried-and-true method of brainwashing followers into agreeing with all you say is still in use today.

What does he expect others to say in response to his question? No, I'm not aware of anyone that consumes alcohol on a daily basis. Everyone I know is suffering from dehydration!

Do people consume snacks on a daily basis? It is possible that one person's concept of a snack is different from another's. The subject of what makes a healthy snack has been the subject of numerous articles. Ambots run about yelling about how Amway provides nutritious snack options. Not everyone is overly obsessed about eating a healthy snack or what another individuals definition of a healthy snack is. If I want to eat a Snickers bar, I'm going to eat a Snickers bar rather than an Amway chocolate-coated cardboard tube. And it's not even a really tasty bar of chocolate. More along the lines of those terrible wax tasting chocolate coated things.

I'm not going to lie: when I'm craving tortilla chips, one of those horrible styrofoam Amway snacks isn't going to be enough to satisfy me. The same goes for when I want a ginger ale. The act of consuming XS pee water is simply not the same thing!

When the bag of shit is finished taunting the cult members, he remarks on how easy it is to locate someone who wants to consume an Amway power bar and an Amway beverage on a daily basis. He then puts out a chart to show how much money these snacks would cost if they were purchased from a grocery store or a coffee shop, respectively.

Well holy shit I'm not sure where he gets his food, but I can get a box of granola bars from Walmart for around $2, which contains 5 or 6 bars. I'm not sure where he gets his groceries. Amway also sells a box of 5 or 6 bars, however they are $30 each box. In addition, Walmart granola bars taste significantly better. What's the deal with that Perfect Water? Prices are around $50 for a case of 24, and the bag of sh*t attempts to break it down into $2 a bottle, which isn't too awful considering it's about the same price as buying a bottle of water from 7-11. The breakdown is that I can go to Walmart or Costco and buy a 24-pack of water for about $5, which works out to about 20 cents per bottle.

One Amway meeting will last at least an hour before the Platinum ever begins to speak about Amway and the business plan itself. The moment he becomes fully committed to consuming a substandard Amway product on a daily basis, he becomes overjoyed at the prospect of earning points (PV) and generating income for himself.

The figures keep going up and up based on how many people an ambot can con into eating one Amway bar and drinking one Amway beverage a day until you're earning over $100,000 a year with little effort on your part. Maybe 200 thousand dollars.

The likelihood of finding other people willing to eat and drink such stuff is realistic. This is not good.

Are there realistic odds of finding people who are willing to pay three, four, five, or ten times as much money for a mediocre Amway product when they can purchase a similar but superior product from a grocery store? What's worse, it's getting worse.

The sack of rotten muck In order to keep the cult members' attention on the jumbo of numbers that Platinum is tossing around and all excited about the gazillions of dollars they can earn by flogging the Amway snack plan, Platinum shifts the conversation to a new topic before anyone has had a chance to digest the nonsense he is trying to brainwash them with. That sack of trash is easily distracted by other things.

Alternatively, it could be part of his overall strategy in the Amway scam.

Dream Stealers

 The Dream Stealers are a group of people that steal dreams.

It nearly sounds like alien invaders from another universe are descending on your body, ready to suck away the part of your body where your dreams are stored, if you listen closely.

During Amway meetings, I heard the phrase "dream stealers" over and over again, and it was then repeated by Ambot.

He accused our friends and relatives of being "dream stealers" since they refused to support his business in an accusatory tone. "They're attempting to take my dream," or "they don't want my dreams to come true," is a common refrain. Those were the terms he used against me as well, as advised by the jerks in his Amway upline.

It's a ridiculous term that IBOs use to rationalise their failure to make money in Amway by citing a flimsy explanation. Everyone else is a dream thief who steals your dreams. Always place the blame on others.

There's a Disney song that talks about how a dream is a wish that your heart wishes to come true. If your dream is in your heart, no one will be able to take it away from you. Not unless you have some surgical instruments to slice you open and remove your heart, which would be fatal.

So, what exactly was Ambot's fantasy? It was whatever his upline had told him was his dream at the time. It had something to do with the fact that she was leaving me. That was more of the dream of the upline than it was of the downline.

But how many of those upline fuckers ever inquired as to what my lifelong ambitions were? None of them, not a single one of them. I mean, really, why would they do anything like that? They couldn't have given a rat's behind about me.

“To get Ambot the hell away from you guys and quit Amway!!!” they all said, and I think they all guessed correctly.

What happens to IBOs who decide to leave the cult? They are often referred to as "dream stealers." They're lethal poison. Keep your distance from them, or they will take your dream as well.

A dream is nothing more than a concept or an idea. Your mind and heart are both filled with it. It is not a real-life entity. When you lose anything that is not an object, such as your vehicle keys or your spectacles, I am baffled as to how you managed to do so. Alternatively, the cat may have gotten out of the house and become disoriented. Alternatively, I misplaced Ambot once more at Lowes. A thief can take the keys, the glasses, the cat, and even Ambot, as was attempted by the Amway cult members. If someone steals your car, the first thing you do is phone the police to report it stolen. How can someone manage to steal your dream? And how are you going to explain that to the police when you call to report the theft to them?

When an Amway jerk calls the cops, the following is the conversation that takes place:

Then there's the fact that my next-door neighbour is a dream stealer, and he's the one who took my dream of driving a Porsche. That son of a b*tch must be detained and charged with stealing! I demand it!

This is just one of many absurd phrases that I've heard said from the mouths of deluded independent business owners. Lone wolves, failures, and those on the verge of achieving nothing are all examples of dream stealers that seek to bring you down to their level.

Realistically, "dream stealers" are usually people who care about you and do not want you to fail, lose your money in a scam, or experience any other form of emotional suffering.

A dream stealer is someone who has a different point of view than their upline, and this makes them potentially dangerous people in the eyes of the Amway upline, at least according to Platinum and the other jerks in the company's upper management. After all, they could be responsible for allowing those dollar signs to slip away.

Consider the question of whether it is a bad idea to listen to the "dream stealers." The truth is that, rather than snatching a dream, they are actually providing sound advise. IBOs believe that the so-called "dream stealers" are being negative and attempting to "steal my dream." Instead, all they are doing is attempting to prevent the IBO from making a costly business decision..

Remember those extraterrestrial invaders that were sucking the dreams out of your body? Well, they're back. They aren't all that strange after all. The folks who truly utilise such phrase are the ones who are stealing real dreams.

People and situations can act as dream stealers by preventing individuals from realizing their ambitions and accomplishing the goals they have set for themselves. In the context of Amway and other businesses based on network marketing, "dream stealers" are individuals who try to dissuade Independent Business Owners (IBOs) from following their goals of achieving financial freedom and success.

People who are skeptical of network marketing and believe that it is not a viable path to success are often referred to as "dream stealers," which is a common name for this pejorative term. These individuals may try to deter independent business owners (IBOs) from following their ambitions by pointing out the possible dangers and difficulties that are connected to network marketing.

There are people in one's environment that try to prevent them from achieving their goals, but one's own thoughts and behaviors can also be a barrier to achievement. Self-doubt, a fear of making mistakes, and a general lack of confidence are all examples of this.

It is essential to have a robust conviction in oneself and in the possibilities of network marketing as a means to achieve one's goals in order to prevail against those who would steal one's dreams. This can be accomplished through the process of personal development, which includes activities such as reading books about motivation, going to training events, and collaborating with a mentor or coach who is able to provide guidance and support.

It is also essential to surround oneself with a supportive group of like-minded people who share the same aims and aspirations in order to maximize one's chances of success. This can include other members of the IBO community, friends and family members who are encouraging, and anyone else who is dedicated to their own personal development and achievement.

IBOs in Amway have access to a wide variety of resources that can assist them in overcoming obstacles and achieving their objectives. Training programs, internet resources, and support from seasoned mentors and coaches are some examples of these.

In the end, the secret to overcoming those who would steal one's dreams is to keep one's attention fixed on one's goals and to persevere despite the presence of hurdles and difficulties. Anyone can overcome dream stealers and achieve success in Amway and in life if they keep a positive attitude, believe in themselves, and surround themselves with a community that is supportive. This applies to both Amway and life in general.

Amway Teaches Women To Sell Their Bodies And Souls

 Here's a method that I don't recall being taught in any of the Amway meetings I was a part of, perhaps because the women who attended the meetings were married and perhaps that small information wouldn't have deterred them in the first place. However, there were a couple of single women hanging around, though I believe they were all with boyfriends, so it's possible that when they counselled with upline, it came up in the conversation. Part of the Amway teachings is to teach women, though I'm not sure if this is part of the Amway training for married women; it might be, I suppose, that they should basically prostitute themselves in order to get men into the Amway business. Because I was never a part of this training on how to better appeal to guys, I can only speculate on what was taught. Do you want to put on more Artistry makeup? Yes, go out and buy some more of that garbage to slather all over your face once more. So, I'm assuming that men find that really appealing. Were women given instruction on how to dress? I remember listening to a Diamond's CD and hearing them yell about how ambots should look and how the message to women attending Amway meetings was not to dress like a slut, among other things. Though it is possible that this is the message being sent to women while recruiting males into Amway. In the photo, a woman should persuade a man into becoming a member of the Amway organisation. The majority of males, however, are limited to thinking with their tiny heads, and if a woman approaches them, they only have one thing on their minds: them. After that, an Amway representative is all over the man and offers, "Hey, I'll get it on with you if you spend $200 to join up with Amway." Is that what the Amway organisation teaches its female employees? Incredible! However, this does not surprise me. Here is a storey submitted by a reader.

Actually, your tale is quite similar to some of the behaviour I've noticed from a sister of mine who is involved in this situation. They become friends with strangers, or even appear to be in a relationship with anyone, in order to have access to that person's friends and family members! My niece has become completely incapable of distinguishing between persons and businesses. The upline of my niece says, "Every minute you are not prospecting someone, you are losing money!" The way she flirts with men is designed to persuade them to lower their guard and become more vulnerable to this type of behaviour. They eventually give in, but not before demanding a 'little-something-something' in exchange!

She once recalled how she had enticed this man into signing up, but had volunteered to travel to HIS location to complete the prospecting process with him. If you know what I mean, the guy wanted a LITTLE favour in exchange for his COOPERATION (which, of course, she didn't agree to and was upset about), if you get what I mean. This caused me to become agitated and I questioned her about it, asking why she would put herself in danger of being raped for a few money and a chance at a better life. During our conversation, she disclosed to me that her upline's wife had TRAINED them on how to more effectively appeal to male prospects and how to use that strategy to persuade a new prospect into joining. According to what she stated, her husband (her upline) was instructing his guy-ambots on how to do the exact same thing with female prospects as she was. They must learn how to use their charm to get ladies to join their company or organisation. What terrible behaviour they have displayed, and how appalling that they are forced to WHORE themselves out for a dollar each week! In addition, my niece pulls out the lip gloss that glows in the dark in order to attract female attention. I've personally witnessed this work in action. We were at a wedding, and she immediately piqued the curiosity of a couple of female guests with that lip-gloss light thing she was wearing!

Amway In Disguise

 Someone searched for “Amway in Disguise” on Google and ended up on my site, so I thought it would be a wonderful topic for a post on my blog.

Putting on an Amway disguise makes it sound like something full of intrigue, the kind of thing that mystery and thriller books are made of.

It could also be used to express something that is so fucking terrible that it needs to be concealed and masked.

The A word was a dirty word when we were in Amway recruiting for new IBO recruits, and we did everything we could to avoid mentioning it. Amway has categorically denied that it had anything to do with them. Instead, present it as a business opportunity through which one can achieve complete financial independence in two to five years by working ten to fifteen hours per week on a part-time basis, with residual income continuing to accrue for the rest of one's life. Get them to come to an Amway meeting by hook or by crook. Provide a prospect with the opportunity to meet with an Amway cult leader, and they will take care of the rest, including recruiting the prospect.

Here are a few of the catchphrases that we had to employ in order to entice naïve recruits. If any of these words sound familiar, it's because they've been used in prior posts:

1. I know a very successful businessman who enjoys assisting others in their efforts to start their own enterprises. Would you be interested in meeting him?

2. I was wondering if you would be able to provide me with your insight into a business opportunity that I am considering. I greatly value your viewpoint and would greatly benefit from your comments.

3. I've been spending a lot of time with some extremely successful businessmen. One of them has a speech scheduled for tomorrow night. Would you like to come hear about the amazing business he's working in and meet with him?

4. How would you feel if you were your own boss for a day?

5. Have you ever entertained the idea of starting your own business?

6. Don't you want to be able to do whatever you want without being tied to a desk?

7. Are you fed up with working a 9-to-5 job and helping your boss accumulate wealth?

Eighth, do you ever consider alternative means of earning a living?

9. I'm in the midst of expanding my business in the area, and I'm searching for a few of intelligent guys who are interested in being financially independent within the next two to five years to join me on this journey. Would you like to learn more.

10. I work with a group of multi-millionaires that are involved in the development of internet business relationships with over a thousand companies. Aspiring gentlemen who wish to build a supplementary source of residual income via the use of a proven mentorship programme are specifically sought.

11. Do you know anyone who could be interested in earning a couple of thousand dollars more per month by working only 10 to 15 hours per week on a part-time basis?

Are you against your wife coming home from work and being present for your children?

thirteen. I know a really successful businessman who is full of innovative ideas. I can't make any promises, but how about meeting him for a cup of coffee sometime soon?

However, every now and then, you will prospect someone who will inquire, "Is this Amway?" To answer that question, we'll need some responses.

1. No, that is not an Amway representative. Its members are Dream Builders from all around the world.

2. We do sell Amway items, but they account for just around 20% of the total volume of what we sell. Different than that, everything is sourced from more than 2000 other companies, the majority of which are Fortune 500 companies.

3. No, it isn't an Amway representative. We collaborate with Benny the Bastard, the owner of Benny the Bastard Enterprises, based in Miami. He has his own consumer distribution company, which he founded. Perhaps you've heard of him before?

Besides me, does anyone else find it perplexing that our Platinum boasts about how 2000 businesses may all be classified as Fortune 500 businesses? Clearly, mathematics is not his strong suit!

So there you have it. If anyone strikes up a conversation with you and brings up any of those lines it is Amway in disguise so tell them to fuck off

Amway, a corporation that engages in multi-level marketing, has been in operation for more than 60 years and has established a reputation for being a reliable source of business opportunities for independent business owners. On the other hand, there are many who believe that Amway is actually a fraudulent pyramid scam operating under cover. These accusations frequently originate from misunderstandings regarding the organization's business strategy and pay plan; nonetheless, they have the potential to still cause reputational harm to the company.

A pyramid scheme is a form of fraudulent business model in which participants earn money largely via recruiting new members into the scheme rather than through the sale of products or services. The phrase "pyramid scheme" refers to this type of business model. Because pyramid schemes cannot be maintained over time and will eventually fail, leaving the majority of participants in the plan with financial losses, such schemes are outlawed in many nations.

Amway, on the other hand, is not a pyramid system. The sale of items rather than the recruiting of new members is how Independent Business Owners (IBOs) in Amway generate money. Although it is true that Independent Business Owners (IBOs) can receive bonuses for establishing a team and mentoring others, these bonuses are not related to the act of recruiting new members; rather, they are tied to the sales performance of their team.

In addition, the pay scheme that Amway uses rewards Independent Business Owners (IBOs) for selling products and expanding their client base rather than for bringing in new members. IBOs have the opportunity to earn bonuses both for personally reaching certain sales targets and for establishing a team that brings in a specified volume of sales. These benefits, on the other hand, are not contingent on the act of adding new members to the team; rather, they are based on how well the group functions as a whole.

In spite of these facts, there are still some people who believe that Amway is really just a camouflage for a pyramid system. This could be partially explained by the fact that some IBOs may concentrate more on bringing in new members than they do on making sales of products. Even though Amway's compensation model is designed to reward Independent Business Owners (IBOs) for selling items and establishing a client base, this can give the impression that the company is operating a pyramid scheme.

The fact that Independent Business Owners (IBOs) are required to make product purchases in order to qualify for bonuses and incentives is yet another reason why some individuals may regard Amway as a pyramid system that is being disguised. IBOs are not required to purchase any more products than they are able to offer to customers, which is a crucial point to keep in mind despite the fact that this may appear to be a problematic practice. In point of fact, Amway provides its Independent Business Owners with a buyback program that enables them to return products that have not been sold and receive a reimbursement.

To summarize, the notion that Amway is actually a pyramid system hidden behind a different name is not correct. The compensation structure of the company is meant to reward Independent Business Owners (IBOs) for establishing customer bases and selling products, even though there may be some IBOs whose primary focus is on recruiting new members rather than on selling things themselves. In addition, the necessity that Independent Business Owners (IBOs) buy products from Amway is not unusual in the direct selling sector. Furthermore, the corporation provides IBOs with a repurchase program so that they are not left with unsold inventory. It is vital to approach any business opportunity with a critical eye; nevertheless, it is equally important to base one's thoughts on correct information rather than on misconceptions or misunderstandings about the subject matter.

Amway Douchebags

 For searchers who make their way to Married To An Ambot, the most popular topics are "Amway sex items" or variations on that theme. They are most likely attempting to increase the likelihood that they will be able to have sex. There are a slew of ambot sex fiends roaming the streets today.

Which is why I usually say that if you aren't getting any sex and you are in Amway, the mystery is answered! Do you want to know how to obtain more? Consider leaving the Amway cult and seeing if that increases your chances of success. Amway is a significant turn-off for female customers.

One of those sex posts here is visited by an Amway douchebag who came here after Googling for "Amway scent product for female sex organ."

I mean, just when you think you've seen it all, Amway ambots are out looking for some screwed up ambot who comes up with something really unexpected. And why are you being so formal in your description?

Okay, ladies, are you sure you want to put something from Amway up there after all? Those leaking Amway tampons are already a nuisance!

For all of the people who come to this blog anxiously looking for Amway sex products, you'd think Amway would actually offer them and that they'd be hot ticket items for bringing that PV up to the top of the charts. Those PV initials have been given a new name by all the women who are reading this article. Ha ha ha!!! That was hilarious!!!

Is everyone else in the room laughing so hard they're falling off their chairs? ROFLMAO! It's just too simple to make fun of Amway douchebags!

The person who searched for "Amway fragrance product for female sex organ" is most likely looking for scented shower gels or lubrication creams, based on their search terms. It's possible that you want to spice it up a little from the water/vinegar blend.

Can you imagine the price tag that Amway would attach to such a product?

Although there may be some people who prefer to purchase these things through mail order rather than visiting a drugstore or love shop, the fact that Amway sells them indicates that you may acquire identical products for a lower price from other sources.

Amway is a company that distributes generic and mediocre items at exorbitant costs. After all, if I'm putting something up there, the last thing I want is to have an allergic response to some cheap ass Amway product. Yow! Ouch! Crabs from Amway!

And while we're on the issue, if Amway manufactured them, is there any woman out there who would put her trust in condoms manufactured by the company? I, for one, would never do such a thing. Using low-cost materials that would almost certainly fail. Why take the chance? I want Amway to give me the promised gazillions of riches, not a baby or an STD, as I have stated previously.

You Amway jerks need to keep looking for something. As an added bonus, here's a significant hint for you. Amway does not sell any sex-related products.

In the meantime, it's always entertaining around here to make a post with keywords like "Amway sex" and "Amway fragrance product for female sex organ" and see how many Amway douchebags we can reel in!

ROFLMAO!!!!!

Amway Ambot Guide To Qualify Prospects

 When Amway ambots crawl out of their rat sewers in search of victims, here's what I think they should do: Sponsoring people who you don't care for is a bad decision.

While this may seem like a tangential point, I believe that when recruiting Amway IBOs, it is wise to cross people off your list who don't like you, or even more importantly, if their spouse doesn't like you, from your list. Leave them alone like the dickens!!!

These asses are instructed to "consult with upline" before making a go at the prospect, and if the spouse does not agree, to do whatever it takes in order to sign up the prospect regardless. What does it matter if it ends up destroying their relationship? After all, it was already in trouble if the spouse does not agree to the partner's participation in the Amway scheme in the first place.

I was a victim of an abusive sponsorship programme known as World Wide Dream Builders. When someone was not interested in Amway or was unable to "grow their business," their philosophy was that there must be something wrong with their marriage or relationship, according to them. That was an accusation I'd heard many times before. Their standard response to any and all questions. “Something is wrong with their marriage,” says the author. What does it matter if there isn't? In any case, you low-life Amway assholes have absolutely nothing to do with anything! Nobody else is interested in other people's private and personal lives. Of course, unless you happen to be part of an extreme religious sect whose abbreviation WWDB should be renamed World Wide Destructive Bastards instead, due to the fact that they destroy people's lives as well as marriages and families, as well as financial security.

After several meetings where the Platinum pile of shit talked about qualifying prospects, I decided to start my own business. "If I don't like you, I don't want to do business with you," he'd add on more than one occasion. And then he went on to say that he had moved on to the next candidate. I did everything I could to make that bastard dislike me, even yelling out "Next!" for emphasis. I even recall our pompous jerk sponsor repeating the same line to Ambot, which I thought was hilarious. Liar! That conceited jerk would take anyone he could get his hands on. As a member of the Amway religion of greed, this is exactly what you should be doing at all times. Money, money, and more money to that avaricious and destructive bastard. Unfortunately for him, the ball was in Ambot's court. This is one son of a b*tch who should have heeded his own words of caution. Since I've known him for a long enough period of time, he should have realised by now that I despise him and would not associate with him in any capacity. Surely, I should have been classified as someone who dislikes something. Amway devils who lie about everything can't even follow their own counsel.

"Next!"

We should all send a heartfelt FUCK YOU to every Amway jerk who goes around “qualifying” people to join their cult of greed.

When it comes to qualifying prospects for their firm, Amway Ambots, also known as Amway Independent firm Owners, frequently rely on a handbook for assistance. This guide will often include a set of questions and criteria that the Ambot will use to evaluate a potential prospect in order to assess whether or not that individual would be a suitable fit for the Amway business opportunity.

The first thing you need to do in order to qualify a prospect is to ascertain the degree to which they are interested in the Amway offer. This can be accomplished by the Ambot asking the prospect a series of questions designed to determine what they are looking for in a business opportunity and whether or not Amway is able to provide what the prospect is searching for.

The Ambot will often ask a series of questions to the prospect once the prospect has shown interest in the Amway opportunity. The purpose of these inquiries is to gauge the prospect's level of commitment and their potential for success. Questions concerning their current employment, their financial aspirations, and their desire to put time and money into the Amway business could be included in this category.

In addition to this, the Ambot will often inquire on the prospect's personal network as well as their capacity to bring in new members to the Amway firm. Because of the importance of this component of the Amway business model, Independent Business Owners (IBOs) are strongly urged to cultivate relationships with other IBOs in order to expand their businesses and boost their incomes.

Determining whether or not the prospect is a good fit for the Amway culture is another essential component of the Amway Ambot method to qualifying prospects. This may include asking them questions about their values, their work ethic, and their readiness to work collaboratively with other people.

Lastly, the Ambot will often present the prospect with information on the Amway business opportunity. This material will typically include specifics about the products as well as the pay structure. They may also share testimonials from other successful Independent Business Owners (IBOs) in order to assist the prospect in making an informed decision regarding whether or not to become involved with the Amway business.

It is essential to keep in mind that the Amway Ambot guide to qualifying prospects can be a helpful tool for discovering possible recruits; nonetheless, the Amway business opportunity is not suitable for everyone. It is essential to approach each prospect with honesty and openness, and to refrain from employing pushy or deceptive sales strategies in order to make the sale.

In the end, a person's ability to form relationships with other people, provide value to customers through the products and services they offer, and maintain a strong commitment to their own personal and professional development will determine how successful they are as an Amway Independent Business Owner. IBOs have the ability to establish a successful and lasting business that can offer them with financial freedom and personal fulfillment if they follow the Amway Ambot method to qualifying prospects and approach the business with honesty and authenticity.

Amway Advertising

 A slew of Amway ambots have appeared on this blog, yapping about how amazing Amway Artistry cosmetics is, and how otherwise the Miss America contest would use it.

Miss America is not watched by everyone. In fact, it is likely that the vast majority of the public does not watch it. Which of those Amway ambots spewing their jaws over Miss America has really watched the contest is anyone's guess. Simply put, they are repeating some garbage that they received from the jerks at the top of their Amway upline.

Due to the fact that it has been years since I last saw Miss America, I am unable to identify the makeup company. And, frankly, I couldn't give a flying fuck about it. Whoever is in charge of the cosmetics for the Miss America contest has no bearing on my life in any manner. Neither does the company that provides the evening gowns, swimsuits, lights, microphones, and other necessary items.

I'd venture to say that the vast majority of the globe couldn't care less about where their makeup originates from!

They fail to grasp that, if the Miss America contest uses Artistry makeup, it is not because the pageant is doing it out of a genuine desire to help women in need. It's referred to as the advertising dollar. What I don't know is how much money Amway spends on this advertising. The Miss America pageant has staff members that sell advertising, and they are attempting to get the best deal possible while also making the suppliers pay the highest possible price.

I've never seen anyone from the company that supplies the swimsuits come on this blog and brag about how Miss America dresses in their products.

Apart from the Amway ambots, who gives a damn?

Selling advertising space is something that is done on a regular basis. I'm thinking of Super Bowl advertisements, and the sponsors pay a lot of money to be in that prime viewing position.

These con artists are swindling people. Amway ambots think that Amway owns an arena in the city of Orlando, in the state of Florida. They're all liars. Since the arena is owned by the city, advertising space in the form of a company name on the arena is available for purchase. Selling name advertising on their stadiums is something that many other cities do as well. The highest bidder wins the auction. There have been a number of businesses that have had their logos displayed at the Orlando arena. Amway has purchased the advertising area for the time being. Possibly, when their contract is up, another company will submit a winning bid to have their name displayed in that location.

If the lying Amway jerks aren't attempting to persuade the public that Amway owns the Orlando arena, then they must believe that the city has granted them permission to use their name in the building because of the goodness of its heart. Those hearts must be filled with 40 million large ones, which you must provide.

And what about those cheesy Amway advertisements that come on television every now and then? Don't you believe that the network is providing Amway with that time slot for their advertising because they genuinely admire the company? I'd say they're more interested in Amway's money than they are in the firm. Whoever has the money to pay for the advertising space will be the one who gets it.

Someone out there remembers sitting in on an Amway cult meeting and hearing to some jerk up on the platform talk about how Amway doesn't advertise its products. Instead, those advertising funds are distributed to Amway ambots in the form of a commission structure. Do you think that the fact that Amway has spent a significant amount of money on advertising in arenas, beauty pageants, and on television during the past few years means that less money is being distributed to their commissioned sales force?

Something to throw back in the faces of those ambots who claim that Miss America wouldn't use artistry makeup if she didn't have to. It's because they're a compensated sponsor. Consider this: you don't believe that the winner will put anything on her face and advertise it unless she is compensated. I don't like for whoppers as much as I did when I was younger, but if Burger King offered me the opportunity to be their spokesperson and proclaim how amazing that whopper is, I'd gladly accept the offer. That doesn't mean I won't indulge in a Big Mac the next time I visit a fast-food restaurant. In the event that any of those dumb asses ambots inquire as to what brand of cosmetics Miss America uses when she is not working as a paid spokesmodel, she will respond in the affirmative.

Ambots Bitching About Lack Of Amway Success

 Our bucket of shit Platinum claims that the female you date will have an impact on your ability to advance in the Amway organisation.

The Platinum's latest chauvinistic remark is just that. And what evidence does he have that I'm cheating on my husband by dating another woman? Asshole!

In this particular instance, he says "wife" because he is too chickenshit to say "wife" in an Amway meeting where wives are in attendance, so he focuses his attention on the younger single guys in the crowd who he guesses are dating females. When I learned that these people were in same-sex relationships, I immediately thought of the self-righteous son of a bitch who would be outraged and would work tirelessly to break them up because I overheard him make enough homophobic remarks at the meetings he ran.

Whatever. His ultimate purpose is to bring the relationship to a close.

I receive enough spam bots posting comments on this site complaining that my wife is unsupportive of their husbands. It's not like I've never heard that one before. These exact remarks were said by Platinum to my husband on several occasions when I was present, but he said them to my husband 100 percent of the time when I was not around. In his role as a cult leader, he utilises his position of authority to disrupt relationships because his duty is to keep the IBO away from anyone who might be able to cut off his source of income.

To any indoctrinated ambot who accuses me of not supporting my spouse, I will only agree with that statement if it applies to Scamway, and then only in that instance. It is because I do not accept my husband's participation in an Amway business that I have decided not to help him in his attempt to defraud other people of their hard earned money. I don't believe he should be wasting his time working 30 or 40 hours a week in pursuit of an unreachable ambition. Putting his hard-earned money at risk and incurring credit card debt in order to fulfil the goals of his upline is something I do not support him in doing.

In many ways, I agree with him, and anyone who has been in a long-term committed relationship will understand what I am talking about here. It's referred regarded as "journeying through life together."

Having a dangerous Amway cult leader interfere with our life and poisoning my husband's mind is not something we want to happen.

Some indoctrinated ambots come up to me and ask who I am to pass judgement on those that are participating in Amway. I mean, what the fuck is going on? Is it true that the pot calls the kettle black? Given that I was the one who witnessed the upline abuse, witnessed my husband max out his credit card, witnessed shoddy overpriced Amway products being delivered to our home, and witnessed his personality change from a nice sensitive human being into an ugly snarling, sneering Ambot, I have all the evidence I need to pass judgement!

It has been brought to my attention that certain indoctrinated ambots are interested in knowing what I am doing to improve my life. For starters, I was successful in getting my husband out of Amway! The proceeds from our genuine business that are not reinvested back into the firm are used to fund our home, our hobbies, our trips, and other personal expenses. Are you able to say the same thing as me, ambots? Our Platinum informed us that he would advise us on how to invest any tiny profits we would make in Amway if we choose to do so. It should be reinvested back into Amway. Purchase further Amway items and make significant investments in the tool scam.

Doesn't it strike you as odd that all of these ambots are looking for answers but aren't willing to share what they are doing to make their lives better? No, being a fucking arrogant Amway scamming business owner does not qualify as a qualification. Neither do Ambots disclose how much money they make from their Amway firm, nor do they provide links to their tax records. They detonate a bomb and flee because they're too scared to come back and read the responses they've received thus far.

I've been told to "mind my own business" on a few occasions. Nope. My job is not yet completed. Untold numbers of people need to hear about the miseries of being married to an ambot, and this is the place to share that information.

What's There To Do In Irvine, California Instead of WWDB Amway Fed 2013

 The following is the latest in a series of guides about entertaining things to do in town instead of attending an Amway event.

This year's WWDB Amway Free Enterprise Days will take place in the Bren Events Center in Irvine, California from September 27 to September 29, 2013.

You can visit a variety of sites and beaches within an hour or two of Irvine, and I believe the majority of people are already aware of these destinations, so there isn't much more I can say. And just to give you a heads up. It is certain that every attraction and beach will charge you more than a few dollars to park in their lot. Shops and big malls such as the Irvine Spectrum Center and the South Coast Plaza are plentiful in this neighbourhood, and there is no shortage of restaurants. If you're married to an ambot who wastes money on Amway, there are several great locations to visit and shop to drown your sorrows!

Disneyland is the most popular tourist site in southern California, and Anaheim is not far from Irvine. It is also significantly more enjoyable and less expensive than visiting the WWDB Amway FED. Prices have recently increased, and a one-day ticket for anyone above the age of ten now costs $92. Those under 10 pay slightly less, and costs vary depending on whether they are purchasing a two-day package, whether they are California residents, and whether they purchase in advance. The cost of parking, purchasing a ticket, eating meals in the park, and purchasing souvenirs is likely to be close to the same as the cost of a ticket to FED, but you'll have a lot more fun in Disneyland than you would at FED!

The Orange County Zoo is located within Irvine Park and is an excellent value at $2 per person. Think of letting the bears go in the middle of an Amway event. The hours are from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. http://www.irvineparkrailroad.com/content/orange-county-zoo

In addition to Disney World, I'm going to include Knott's Berry Farm since, while it's not my favourite park, there are folks who would likely want to visit it because it's less expensive than Disneyland. A one-day pass costs $62, with discounts available for children under 12 and seniors. It will also cost less if you purchase your tickets in advance online. A constant stream of coupon books featuring Knott's discounts seems to be flying about the place. Knott's Scary Farm, which opens the same weekend as FED, is also a must-see. It's a no-brainer which one to choose: being scared at an Amway conference or being afraid at Knott's Scary Farm. http://www.knotts.com/

There are numerous beaches in the surrounding area. Take the car to the Pacific Coast Highway and drive north or south until you discover a beach you enjoy.

Alternatively, travel outside of Irvine and spend the day at Universal Studios or on a tour of the stars' residences. Alternatively, drive down to San Diego and see the zoo or Sea World. Everything you could possibly want is within a two-hour trip. Several of my favourite activities are free, with the exception of parking, and are not located in this area - hint hint, head north or south instead of east or west.

What To Do In Portland Oregon Instead Of Amway WWDB Free Enterprise Days 2013

 Free Enterprise Days will be held in the Portland Memorial Coliseum from October 11th through October 13th, 2013, in conjunction with Amway Worldwide Dream Builders WWDB.

Rather than attending an Amway brainwashing conference, I'm simply copying and pasting from prior blogs I've written on better things to do in Portland than attend an Amway brainwashing conference.

Please accept my apologies. I believe I've already covered the most of what I consider to be your highlights!

I just read an article on the top ten cities for foodies, and Portland, Oregon, was included on the list, which I found to be rather shocking.

Super-green Visit the food truck "pods" at Pioneer Courthouse Square or SE Hawthorne and 12th Avenue, where you can find excellent Korean and Hawaiian fusion cuisine. Portland has earned a reputation for farm-to-table dining, well-crafted microbrews, and a wide variety of popular restaurants — including Namu, which serves excellent Korean and Hawaiian fusion cuisine. Another gastronomic must-stop is Voodoo Doughnuts, which is known for its bacon-topped maple bar and the breakfast cereal-crusted “Captain My Captain.” And don't be deceived into thinking that these Oregonians are completely health-conscious: they are everything but. The original article can be found here. http://travel.yahoo.com/p-interests-40686622

Was it just me, or did the article just mention Voodoo Doughnuts? This sounds like a place I'd enjoy visiting! After a quick Google search, I was able to locate the website. http://voodoodoughnut.com/index.php There are over 90 different kinds of doughnuts! These Voodoo doll donuts are calling my name! I receive a lot of traffic from people searching for "Amway sex" who end up on Anna Banana's blog. It's possible that they're not getting any because these ambots are never at their homes. With their donut innovation, Voodoo Doughnuts can assist folks who are obsessed with Amway sex. Cock-N-Balls.

According to a Google search, Portland is home to a plethora of museums, as well as gardens and parks inspired by the East. Although museums are not really my thing, if someone put a pistol to my head and forced me to pick between attending an Amway WWDB function or visiting the The Hat Museum, I would chose the latter. The cost of admission is $15, which is significantly less expensive than being bored to death by a bunch of old Diamonds ripping off IBOs. http://www.thehatmuseum.com

The last time I wrote a post like this, someone who must have been there mentioned in the comments that they had gone to the Pittock Mansion. Admission is $8.50 for adults and somewhat cheaper for children and youth under the age of 18. http://pittockmansion.org/

No one will want to miss a visit to the Church of Elvis Presley. It's displayed in the storefront of a shop in Chinatown. Provides access to a coin-operated cinema, which may be accessed from the sidewalk. As a result, I'd say it's nearly free. Due to the fact that brainwashing tactics work better when people are sleep deprived, it is a strange coincidence that the poor bastards attending Family Reunion will also be up and about pretty much 24 hours a day. Even at 2 a.m., the Church of Elvis movie is more interesting than the sack of shit Platinum in the company of other nocturnal creatures! http://www.24hourchurchofelvis.com/

Tour and tasting of the House Spirits Distillery. Yummy! You must be 21 years old. There is a cost for sampling, but if you purchase a bottle of wine, the fee is waived. This will make you forget about those nefarious Amway Independent Business Owners (IBOs)! http://housespirits.com

Beer brewed by Widmer Brothers Brewing Company There is no charge for this excursion. Free beer will be provided. Is there anything else I can say? http://widmerbrothers.com

In the case of adults, the Oregon Zoo's admission fee is $11.50. Other age groups will find it a little more affordable. It will be entertaining to visit the bear exhibit and imagine yourself feeding the grizzlies on your upline! http://www.oregonzoo.com

If you're serious about visiting Portland, Oregon and participating in tourist attractions, check out Trip Advisor's recommendations at http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g52024-Activities-Portland Oregon.html#TtD. Museums and parks are the most popular tourist destinations.

The Old Amway Are You Free Bullshit

 Here's a letter from a reader who happens to have an ambot relative. Someone who has been brainwashed into the Amway cult will be egotistical, arrogant, and self-centered, and will not give a damn about anyone else. What matters is that they be lavished with material goods and that they have a lust for worldly wealth. It is the “are you free?” nonsense that this ambot employs, which Amway encourages their staff to utilise on others. The problem is that when I use phrases like "get your wife free" or "get your wife for free" on my site, I wind up with potential husbands browsing the Internet for free wives. Bizarre. In other words, by putting out the are you free Amway ambot mantra, I may attract a large number of searchers looking for free prostitutes or something like. Well, that's life. You can bet your bottom dollar that if someone you haven't heard from in years (a friend or relative) calls and asks questions like are you free instead of how are you, how is your family, and what are your plans for the weekend, that person is probably a part of some sort of multilevel marketing scam. After they have compiled an alphabetical list of everyone they know, they must determine whether or not they know how to contact these individuals and then begin contacting them in an attempt to recruit them into the Amway cult. This reader's relative is an excellent target for Amway, and the ambots are most likely smothering her with affection. Due to the Amway beliefs that education is a waste of time, she is now enrolled as a student and will most likely discontinue her studies. No, not at all. You might put whatever money you spend on school to better use by tithing to the great Amway gods, instead. A bankrupt ambot won't be around for long in the hoax. If you don't have any money, no one in Amway will want to be your friend.

Greetings, Anna

I APPRECIATE THIS WEB SITE. Recently, a family member who I haven't spoken to in years (despite the fact that we both live in the same city) reached out to me and repeatedly asked if I was available, despite the fact that I had repeatedly stated that I was not. There will be no "hi, how are you doing?!" or any other type of respect shown. It's all about HER at this point. I've been asking her why she wants to meet, and she hasn't responded to any of my questions. It was revealed to me by other family members that she is a member of Amway, and I am 99 percent certain that she is attempting to recruit me and my husband in order to grow her downline. She didn't have many friends when she was younger, and it appears that I am the "big fish" she is attempting to lure in with the goal that I will bring all of my friends with me. I'm pleased I came across this website so I could escape her crap. Everything detailed about her in relation to these ambots accurately describes her personality, including the BS about "keeping negative people out of your life" and "if your friends don't want to be a part of Amway, make new friends" as well as the fraudulent claims about "Artistry." She has no idea that I am well-versed in scAmway and that it is complete rubbish, therefore in order to avoid further deterioration of our already fragile relationship, I am simply ignoring her communications! I'm concerned that she may wreck her life, however, because she appears to have lost interest in her education, believing that she will become wealthy as a result of this. Even though she's been here for a year, she's still a broke young lady. How long do you think she'll be able to hold on? She is free to live her life whatever she wishes, but it disturbs me that she is involving her family in it, which is what causes families to fall apart! Thank you, and again, congratulations on a fantastic blog!!!

Putting an end to the old "Are You Free" bullshit that Amway peddled, we debunk the myth.

Over the course of its existence, the multi-level marketing (MLM) firm known as Amway has been the target of both controversy and criticism. One particular facet that has attracted a lot of attention is the phrase that is frequently connected with Amway representatives, and that phrase is "Are you free?" This statement is frequently utilized as a hook in the promotion of the MLM business model in an effort to captivate potential recruits. In this piece, we will take a closer look at the infamous "Are you free" language that was used by Amway in the past and throw light on the worries and critiques that surrounded it.

Amway is a direct selling organization that also makes use of a multi-level marketing structure. It is important to understand both of these concepts. MLM businesses are dependent on a network of independent distributors who are able to earn commissions through the sale of items and the recruitment of new members into the network. Some multi-level marketing companies operate in accordance with the law, while others have been accused of running pyramid schemes because their primary focus is on recruitment rather than product sales.

The "Are You Free?" Approach Amway representatives will frequently use the phrase "Are you free?" when they approach potential new members of the Amway sales force. It is intended to pique one's interest and open the door to a discourse between individuals. The goal of this strategy is to portray Amway as a way to gain personal autonomy, flexibility in one's schedule, and financial independence.

The Illusion of Freedom The rhetorical question "Are you free?" has been accused of being deceptive and manipulative by some individuals. Although Amway and other multi-level marketing companies (MLMs) sell the concept of achieving financial independence, the reality is frequently very different. Participants in MLM often encounter tremendous obstacles while attempting to develop a viable business, and the majority of them end up generating only a meager income, or even wind up losing money. The pyramidal system is strengthened by placing more importance on the recruitment of new members than on the actual selling of products, which can result in financial losses for individuals who are at the bottom of the hierarchy.

High fees and Inventory Requirements One more facet of the previous Amway business that was criticized was the fact that distributors were required to pay high fees and maintain a large inventory of product. Amway distributors were urged to purchase and stock a significant inventory of products so that they could exhibit those products to prospective consumers and sell those products to those customers. Distributors were often forced to shoulder a significant financial burden as a result of this requirement, particularly in the event that they were unable to sell the inventory as rapidly as was anticipated.

The traditional Amway business strategy placed a significant amount of emphasis on new distributor sign-ups as the major source of revenue. Because of this emphasis placed on creating a downline, the culture of the company became driven by recruiting. As a result, the financial success of distributors was strongly dependent on their ability to acquire new members. This emphasis on recruitment, which critics claim is one of the defining characteristics of a pyramid scheme, is given precedence over the actual selling of items or services in the plan, as a result of which critics argue that the scheme is a pyramid scam.

 Amway has been the subject of legal investigations and regulatory investigations in a number of different nations. In the past, it has been accused of conducting business in certain territories in the manner of a pyramid scheme. These allegations resulted in lengthy court fights and substantial financial penalties for the corporation. Concerns about the fundamental MLM model continue to be voiced despite the fact that Amway has made steps to adapt its business methods in order to comply with regulations.

The Changing Face of MLM It is crucial to remember that multi-level marketing companies, such as Amway, have changed throughout the course of time. Amway has, over the course of the past few years, made a concerted effort to broaden the range of products it offers and place a greater emphasis on online distribution channels. They have also implemented stricter restrictions with the goal of discouraging inventory loading and putting more of an emphasis on retail sales. Despite this, the core business model of multi-level marketing (MLM) and the potential difficulties associated with it are still around.

The traditional Amway strategy of asking customers whether they are free, which is commonly connected with multi-level marketing companies, has been the subject of substantial criticism and controversy. The realities of the multi-level marketing business model, such as recruitment-driven cultures and expensive costs, have caused some skepticism among detractors of the MLM industry, despite the fact that Amway and other MLM organizations may offer prospects for financial independence. Before making any commitments, it is essential for people who are thinking about getting involved in multi-level marketing to do extensive study on the various business models they are contemplating and get a good understanding of the risks and potential hazards that are associated with those models.

The Amway Male Chauvinist Pig Club

 The Amway Male Chauvinist Pig Club teaches that "a man's worth is exclusively measured by the size of his pocketbook, and a woman's worth is measured by how well she is cared for."

WWDB takes advantage of what is finest in a man's nature - providing for his family - and what is best in a woman's nature - nurturing and loving her family - and transforms it into a hybrid christian/money cult based on greed and exploitation.

Sign up with Amway, and you'll find yourself enmeshed in a cult stuffed with of macho chauvinist pig asshole ambots who have been taught to think this way by the great Amway cult leaders, who will make you feel like you're part of something bigger than yourself.

Do you really want your wife to come home from work and spend time with your children?

While prospecting for new IBOs, that was one of the "lines" that our Platinum instructed us to employ, and it was one of the most effective.

A sexist remark has been made. Who is to suggest that all wives have or desire to have children? Or it's possible that they don't want either - no outside work and no children. Who is to claim that mothers who stay at home with their children are obligated to do so? Platinum, to be precise, is our sack of excrement. The chauvinist pig in the male form! Preach it to the Amway cultists, and they will listen!

Likewise, who says that all ladies are eager to get home from work each day? Stop imposing that male chauvinist pig bullshit on the wife because she may not want to come home from work and may be content with her job; instead, respect her wishes.

Let me be clear about this: when dealing with normal individuals who are not members of the Amway organisation, the fact that a husband does not want or need his wife to work and rather she stay at home does not necessarily indicate that the husband is an anti-woman chauvinist pig. Many men earn high salaries, and a family can make do with just one source of income. Today's women are still undervalued and earn far less than their male counterparts, despite the advancement of technology. Occasionally, it is not financially feasible for a woman to continue her employment. Her job can be extremely stressful at times, and the guy should do all in his power to assist her in quitting her job so that she can stay at home with her children.

And the same may be said for the opposite way around. Sometimes the lady has a better-paying work and the husband prefers to stay at home with the children. Whatever you want to call it. It makes no difference whether one is remaining at home to take care of the house and children or whether one is staying at home to watch soap operas on television. It's a decision that a couple comes to jointly.

They don't need some fucked up Amway upline telling them what to do or how to do it, either. According to the cult leaders, the only correct way to go about it is for the lady to quit her work first, which she is expected to do.

Our sack of shit Platinum, like the vast majority of Amway cult leaders, assumes women are at his disposal. He doesn't even prioritise his relationship with his wife. God had a one-up on her this time. Amway, on the other hand, managed to outdo them both. It is somehow possible for him to keep his house clean, to complete his laundry, to remove his waste, to mow his yard and weed his garden, to prepare meals, to keep his cookie jar stocked, and so on. Is it possible that these Amway male chauvinist pigs believe that some magical fairy is rushing about taking care of everything?

What does it matter if your wife hasn't had a job in years? So that's something to be proud of? Your wife does not work, which makes you the first guy in history to have such a situation.

It seems that ambots are visiting my blog and leaving their manufactured amspeak remarks. These cretins are enraged that someone is out there speaking the truth about what it's like to be a member of the Amway cult, and they're right to be. No former cult member would dare to betray their former cult! If enough individuals spread the message, they will have a much more difficult time recruiting new members of the military. My husband's dreams are being stolen from him in practically every comment left for me. I'm being accused of being a selfish, pessimistic, unchristian dream stealer who doesn't want to see his dreams come true.

What the fuck is going on! And there we have it, the Amway male chauvinist pig lingo once more. Those Amway jerks and the good old boys macho chauvinist pig club, to name a couple of examples. It's all about the men these days. It's all about the husband's dream at this point.

Those Amway male chauvinist pigs will not accept the possibility that their wives have dreams as well. And if she does, it's going to be a fucking disaster. It is not important to pay attention to your wife's dreams.

For members of the Amway male chauvinist pig club, everything revolves around the man! It's all about the husband in this situation. Basically, it's about going along with whatever he wants. Serve and be obedient. Amway idiots that are fucking masculine chauvinist pigs. That way of thinking was thrown out the window approximately a century ago. The good old Amway male chauvinist pig club has been resurrected in recent years, thanks to their efforts. It's no surprise that WWDB is an acronym for World Wide Destructive Bastards, as they are dedicated to destroying marriages and families around the world. Brainwashed

Most of the time, a wife's dreams are different from those of her spouse. Sure, they'll have some dreams in common, and it's always wonderful to have something in common with your significant other, but they'll also have some dreams that are completely different. Perhaps the woman aspires to be a prima ballerina, but the husband is uninterested in donning a tutu and prancing about a stage to fulfil her ambition. This does not imply that he does not support her in her endeavours. Support can come in a variety of forms, including financial, emotional, and simply turning up and being present.

Perhaps the husband's ambition is to pursue a career as a skydiver. Possibly, the wife is afraid of flights and heights, and she believes there is no purpose in jumping out of a perfectly good plane and hope the parachute opens before you reach the ground below. Perhaps she will surprise him with a parachute jump for his birthday. As a result, she financially and possibly emotionally supports him in his dream. It's difficult to say. If a wife is afraid of leaping out of a plane, it is likely that she is not pleased with her husband's decision to do so.

It's similar to Amway. If a wife has no interest in becoming a member of a cult, losing money, or being indoctrinated, she isn't overjoyed that her husband is involved.

A major goal of the Amway male chauvinist pig club is to bring the wife home from work only on the instruction of the upline, rather than because the husband and wife have come to this decision jointly. Also, according to the Amway male chauvinist pig club, make the husband's dreams come true because whatever dreams the wife may have are tiny when compared to her husband's and so do not matter.

That's the Amway male chauvinist pig club at work, wrecking marriages all over the country.

What do you think about attending Amway meetings and events? The men congregate in one room or huddle together wherever they are, while the women congregate in another location. What? Is it better to have boys here and girls there? Those of you who work with Amway male chauvinist pigs are worried that a woman will slip over and discover your phoney chauvinistic secrets.

If the wife or husband does not waste their money on the Amway fraud, they have a better chance of retiring early and returning home first, in my opinion at least. If there are no meddling Amway chauvinist male pigs causing difficulties in the partnership, the chances of the relationship lasting longer are also higher.

This is an excellent opportunity to deliver another fuck you to our former sack of crap Platinum for the messed up Amway ideals that are being put on the victims.

FUCK YOU, Amway, you chauvinist pig club of male chauvinist pigs!