The Amway diamonds are careful to avoid saying that Amway is a get rich quick scheme. I heard the saying that Amway is get rich slow. I suppose the diamonds don’t want prospects to think that it’s too good to be true. But on a real level, isn’t 2-5 years to early retirement and lifelong income a get rich quick scheme?
Sone very important points need to be made for information seekers and Amway prospects to know. That most IBOs quit in less than a year, and most IBOs never sponsor anyone and less than half of IBOs ever lift a finger to do anything, according to Amway. So based on these bits of information, how can anyone build a financial empire that pays you for life? I believe the answer is quite obvious.
Some groups have modified their plans to make it seem more achievable or reasonable, but the results aren’t different. IBOs fail and drop out of Amway like flies but upline still wants you to dream that you can build a residual income empire with a majority of down line who can’t sponsor anyone and is likely to quit before they do anything.
I can only imagine that upline has been suffering because of covid and is doing what they can to suck every penny that they can out of down line. Amway revenues for last year should be out next month. Online sales have gone thru the roof. Did Amway sales go thru the roof or stay stagnant as it’s been for some years now? I have my suspicions but I’ll wait until I see the numbers before I comment. 🤡
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Amway will do one of three things: 1) It will postpone the publication of last year's sales figures for a few more months, or 2) doctor the figures to make them look good, or 3) give the excuse that the figures are very low because of the Covid epidemic and lockdown.
The one thing that Amway will NEVER do is admit that things are bad. That would be contrary to the Amway religion.
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