One of the humorous things that Amway IBOs often bring up is that someone who sees Amway in a critical eye should bring up viable alternatives. I mean if someone prevents you from falling over a cliff, they should have warned you and given you alternatives, right? If I recognized you getting were conned by a conman, I should find viable financial investments for you before warning you of the potential scam you are about to walk into, right? It sounds completely ridiculous, but Amway IBOs have actually made those comments on this blog and some other Amway related websites. It's astounding how upline has this special ability to get so many people to suppress their critical thinking skills. It's almost scary and mind blowing when you analyze this with a neutral perspective.
Well, let's explore a few of these alternatives anyway just for fun. How about you stay home and do nothing? For most IBOs, you would be better off financially than committing your time and resources into Amway's products and their ineffective training materials and functions. If you are really dedicated to tools, sending your upline a check for $50 monthly and not buying Amway goods or related training materials would make you better off financially. Isn't it ironic that doing nothing makes you better off than Amway and the related systems?A second job where you actually receive a paycheck is very likely a better alternative. While there's no hype and hopes of getting rich in 2-5 years, you can do much for your future by saving a portion of that paycheck each month. If you are young, this especially applies to you. But anyone can help their future by saving and investing. Even someone who panhandles is more likely to have more net cash than most Amway IBOs since most Amway IBOs make nothing or lose money. At least panhandlers get some action and have some kind of net gain at the end of the day.
Sure, some people do make money in Amway, and some make a lot of money. The problem is they make money by exploiting their downlines and the vast majority of those hopeful downlines basically have no hope. In other words, you profit by selling false hope and false dreams. Basically, you can gain wealth in Amway by being a conman. Can you live with yourself in order to profit at any cost? What the upline does is extract $100 or a few hundred dollars a month from a lot of people. Now that's a diamond lifestyle!
I haven't even gone into the amount of time lost chasing prospects and attending functions. Your time might be the most valuable commodity that is lost chasing the 2-5 year dream. Ask yourself this question. Where are these diamonds who did the 2-5 year plan living in luxury and doing nothing? I have asked this over the years numerous times and not a single Amway defender can name someone and provide a shred of evidence that it's true.
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This typical Amway remark that if you criticize the Amway racket, you should provide an alternative, is both irrelevant and pointless.
If I stop a person from drinking a glass of arsenic, am I then obliged to suggest a better and healthier drink instead? If I stop a person from walking off a high cliff, am I then obliged to show him a safer path to walk?
Amway is ROTTEN and CORRUPT. My obligation as a decent human being is to point this out to anyone who is thinking of getting involved in the scam, but it is not my place to show him a better way to make extra money.
At some Amway functions, there was a wife of one of the big pins who used to scream at the crowds this line: "If not this, then WHAT? If you aren't in Amway, what's left for you?"
Nobody seemed to realize that the line was deeply insulting. It was saying this to the IBOs: "You're all a bunch of losers, and you know it! You'll never make a dime anyplace else in the business world! Amway is the last damned hope you'll ever have!"
This is the real attitude of higher-level up-lines towards low-level IBOs in the Amway racket. They know that these down-line losers will never do anything except pay their dues, attend functions, and purchase the required monthly PV.
Get out of WWG and Amway while you can.
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