Bryant Mxxxxx July 31, 2015 at 4:29 AM
Dear Joe,
First, wow do you sound like a quitter; have you ever dedicated yourself to anything? Sorry that was an attack at you, I’m new to WWDB, and I enjoyed reading your quitting words and how you inspired more quitters to quit. I personally have researched WWDB before I came to the WWDB group because I seriously thought it was Amway and I’ve been approached 5x by Amway. Guess being a cage fighter gives me a great personality.
I would also like to call you out on your line ups since I know the Duncan’s beside their children could never possible be your uplines. Brad is very selective on who he mentors and it is usually the non-quitters that he mentor, the diamonds and emeralds, My upline Fenton and Susie Eng are mentored directly by Brad and Julie.
Before I was a Dream Builder, I was chasing the money; I sold drugs, damn right, just like the cartel blood that flows thru my veins. I was proud to be a drug dealer, finally I was a cool person, and then I woke up and realized ever one fronts that they have money but no one really knows how to get it. I held a regular job, sold drugs and trained every day to fight in a cage. Wow my life was in utter chaos, then my best friend asked me to meet her sponsor and mentor, Jerry Liu and Fenton Eng (emerald mentor) so with one foot out of the door and my right ass check of the chair ready to bolt, I sat down and meet them. First there was never any offer made in fact I had an application process to go thru and win my mentorship which I am so glad and happy I fought for it. I guess we all come from different paths and what im really trying to say is I would love to sit down and speak to you face to face and prove that your wrong about world wide dream builder, I haven’t paid out a single cent and I’ve so far been receiving the Kate messages for free and haven’t need to buy a single thing, yes I will because that apart of this program.
Did you expect money to fall from the sky? If you would have listened to your mentor, you would have learned one of the key parts to this entire program. Without HARDWORK you get nothing. Hard work is the key that slipped past you obviously! I have permanently been changed by the world wide group and will defend WWDB with my dying breath that’s what it means to not quit and not give in. I would love you to meet ALL of Fentons teams, Las Vegas and Atlanta and Bellingham Washington. Everyone of them would look at you and shake their heads, you were in and I don’t understand how you could leave. Unless…wait for it….. you’re a quitter. Hmm I was tired of being a loser and a quitter to now I am a worldwide dream builder for life! Plus the Family Reunion blew my mind thank God I’m willing to sacrifice for my future, unlike some cooljoe who wrote this blog.
With love because we all make mistakes,
Bryant Mxxxxx find me on facebook I dare you!
Monday, July 17, 2017
The Amway Warrior?
I received this comment by a fired up Amway and WWDB IBO two years ago. I think re-posting it now will be quite humorous. It might in interesting to note that I took "Bryant" up on his offer and friended him on facebook. After a week or two, he stopped responding to my comments and questions and a few months later, he unfriended me on facebook and apparently quit Amway. When I looked him up, he was not posting Amway stuff anymore and just reverted back to his "quitter" or Broke loser" lifestyle I am posting it for your reading enjoyment. BTW, I was downline of the infamous WWDB Duncans as an IBO. I wonder if Greg Duncan recovered from his chapter 7 bankruptcy in 2009?
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Lol this guy, I bet he eats his words now... though I hope he didn't go back to selling cocaine and meth otherwise he's the loser.
People should becareful with MLMs they can be very dangerous. ~Joseph Manman
I hope he hasn't returned to selling illegal drugs but I took at look at his facebook page and he sure isn't in Amway anymore. It's a classic example of how they get pumped up, visit my blog while talking big and nowhere to be found only a couple of years later. I've seen it countless times since I've been running this blog.
Yeah I've recently seen a lot of articles trying to legitimize MLMs lately as well, and fortunately I've seen a few that touch on why MLMs refuse to disclose everything. One thing this country, let alone the world, doesn't need is for MLMs to be normalize as a productive beneficial business. Even if some can make money and try to run it as a business, they serve no economical purpose for the masses since in order for a few to succeed many have to fail.
They also do not provide a real functional service or product otherwise companies like Amway would make billions being a part of the regular market. I like XS don't get me wrong but it would not do well in the market by itself. And their stuff is way to high with all of the inflation and taxes and shipping fees....sigh... having flashbacks
~Joseph Manman
Thanks for your comments. I agree with you.
The reality is if it’s important to you you will find a way if not you will find an excuse. I’m a licensed realtor and do pretty well but the truth is most realtors do not, does that mean being a realtor does not work? Just like any bussiness if you put the time in be persistent and never quit you will eventually succeed. I was involved in the bussiness with wwdb when I was 17 and now I’m 34 I never made much money from Amway, however the bussiness lesson I learned from being involved would be one of the determining factors in my success today. I also take full reasonsibility for the bussiness not working as I was not coachable but I’m thinking I may give it another go.
To Anonymous at 9:21 PM --
You have a successful business as a realtor but now you want to get back into Amway?
Are you trying to kid us?
Bryant M's story doesn't make sense. He says he had a regular job, and also dealt drugs and did cage fighting.
Just being a drug dealer would have netted him close to a thousand dollars a day, tax-free. And this would be in addition to his regular salary and what he made as a cage fighter.
And yet he asks us to believe that he gave all of this up to join Amway's WWDB subsystem? He gave up over $1000 a day to collect a ten-buck monthly refund on his minimum PV?
Does anybody besides me think that this is highly implausible?
I believe you have to respect people who are trying to better themselves. No matter if you agree with their financial vehicle or not, there are 1 million other ways that people pursue income and never grow personally or gain an association of people that are looking out for them. Everyone's opinion of Amway doesn't matter at the end of the day because we all know that the company is profitable and has given a platform to millions of people to elevate their finances and provide a better life for their families. If your current job or pursuit of income does that for you, great. Why take a shot at the man who believes in the opportunity to do that for their family as well? All that hate in your heart should go towards the corrupt government, sex trafficking, starved children in the world or the owners of your favorite super bowl team who get caught in a prostitution/sex trafficking sting. I hope you take the time to blog about those issues as well. Because the majority of people that I have encountered, Dream builders or just plain Amway IBO's seem to want to make a difference and that to me, is better than just talking about it. Everyone in an organization is not going to be the perfect IBO but they are trying their best to keep the people who want to take advantage of others out. I would encourage you to pray for them and love them despite your experiences.
IBOs have good intentions and want to make more money and a better life for themselves, but Amway is a scam and doesn't provide a vehicle for that. The Amway diamonds laugh all the way to the bank as they collect big money from voicemail, audios and functions. The Amway opportunity doesn't create wealth, it sucks wealth from the masses and funnels it to the upline diamond.
Joecool, just tried to view your whole profile. It’s just Snoopy. Can you please post pictures to authenticate and verify who you really are. What is your real name? What do you look like. Who are you that we should listen to a 4000pv $12k monthly revenue generator? If that’s all the money you made a traditional business owner, you would bring home about 10% if that. Which would make you about $1200/mo. That’s surf money for snacks. Come on my man, are you just a member of the peanut gallery? It’s hard to hear what you’re saying thru all the woah woah’s. Can you please give us your business credentials? How many businesses have you started? How many have been successful? Who is your employer? What financial quadrant are you in? E, S, B, or I? Why should a successful traditional business owner like me that generates $120k/month in revenues listen to you and not Amway? I’ve had many employees that sound a lot like you. Please give us your wisdom and transparency. Thanks and God speed.
I'd be glad to but Amway people didn't like me and I've dealt with death threats in the past. So for that reason I stay anonymous. But my identity is not important if what I post is true. Many people have confirmed that my experience in amway was similar or identical to theirs.
I really have to laugh. Here's somebody at 8:16 AM posting as "Anonymous," and yet he's demanding that Joe Cool reveal his identity and every single financial fact about himself. What a putz!
Listen, Anonymous at 8:16 AM --before we believe that bullshit from you about how you are generating $120,000 a month in revenue from your traditional business, inform us who YOU are, and WHAT EXACTLY your business is. Let's see YOUR "transparency," pal.
And since you say you're in a "traditional" business, I guess that means you aren't in Amway or any other MLM racket. Will you please confirm that? And in addition, tell us why you are showing up here at an anti-Amway blog. Are you just curious or something?
Frankly, you're a lying piece of shit.
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