Thursday, October 1, 2026

Upline Teaching?

 Below is an excerpt from an apparently newbie IBO in Britt Worldwide (BWW). Note how they are taught that they must ask upline before doing their work. This IBO also talks about not having to use his brain, just follow your upline’s advice. Submit to the leaders. Follow the system and success is guaranteed. Right, and Amway apologists have the nerve to deny that this stuff still goes on? I suspect it is more common than Amway defenders will admit.


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http://greatdealmway.blogspot.com/2009/08/bww-system-and-get-success.html

*3 Cardinal rules

A. never pass negative advises or rumors to your down lines.

B. you must ask to your up lines before going on your first work.

C. never ever go bad with anyone’s self motive, money and family members.

*4 powers

1. Unity: unity is most powerful aspect. Do work in unity.

2. Power of submission to your work, up lines and customers: you must understand that you do not need to use your brain in this business. Just follow your leaders and submit yourself to them.

3. Power of spoken words: try out this simple but effective formula to gain success in your life. Speak out regularly about what you want in your life. It should be for this business, for family, for country or anything you want. This will reduce the negative energy and will create positive energy around you.

Do best and follow this system. Success is guaranteed!

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Britt Worldwide is one of the very worst of the Amway subsystems. It is notorious for demeaning its IBOs, and being very pushy at recruiting. Like all Amway subsystems, BWW discourages any individual thought or initiative, and emphasizes mindless obedience to up-line in everything.

The entire goal of the Amway subsystems is to bleed members of cash on a regular basis, for as long as possible, before they quit. This demands that for IBOs an atmosphere of frantic enthusiasm and hysteria must be sustained all the time, and everywhere. You can explain all the craziness and fury of BWW by just referring it to the single goal of keeping its paying members brainwashed to stay and pay.

Luckily, it's getting harder and harder for the Amway subsystems to recruit new members. Too many people are now aware of what a goddamned rip-off the whole thing is.