Comments on: Amway / Quixtar

by: Christine

Tue, 10 Apr 2007 13:20:48 +0000

I have read your comments about Amway and the SYSTEM and felt I really had to reply. My husband and I were involved in Amway a few years ago. We attended the Seminars and Dream Weekends. The teaching we learned not only helped us with our business but with our three young children. Being around our “upline” taught them respect and honesty and also that in this life you get nothing for nothing. Due to some personal family problems my husband and I quit the business a couple of years ago but we have recently re-registered as, in our opinion, there is no other business to compare. Yes, it can be hard, but life can be hard, WORK is hard, but the rewards in Amway far outway the effort. My husband and I qualified for a FREE holiday to FLORIDA, all expenses paid. Neither of us EVER got that in our JOB. AMWAY WORKS!!!!!! Just because some people are unsuccessful at something doesn`t mean it doesn`t work. It just means they didn`t work hard enough at it.

by: Downline

Thu, 15 Mar 2007 19:29:03 +0000

Buliding and Maintaining a downline is a difficult task and is a big part of any MLM or Network Marketing business. I uses the following techniques to effectively manage my downline:

1. Ask questions - guide your downline to the answer for their questions by asking the right questions

2. Find each individuals strengths - find the strengths in each member of your downline and help them build their business utilizing there strengths.

3. Lead, dont pressure - lleading is about ,successfully working the business so that your downline members will want to follow you on their own accord. Don’t add pressure.

4. Manage your time - view yourself as a businessperson, and keep each conversation on task.

5. Consistency is the key to success - create a list of simple business building tasks, and your members to keep a log of the tasks completed each day. Teach them that success depends on how many of these tasks they commit to completing on a consistent daily basis.

6. Maintain communication - send team updates or newsletters via email to your downline at least every two weeks. Recognize achievements as much as possible.

7. Know when to move on - you cant make anyone work. You can lead, but if one of your downline wont follow - it might be a better use of your time to find a more self-motivated person.

by: Geoff

Sat, 27 Jan 2007 14:40:49 +0000

Tangoscar and Rob are so full of crap. You can almost smell the brainwashing.

by: Rob

Sat, 02 Dec 2006 18:24:47 +0000

You need to grow up nothing you have said is compatable with the truth the products offer outstanding value and the training comes from the team becoues they have been before you .Anyone reading this can expect the odd set back that is fine people who are winners in anything will grit there teeth and move onwards and upwards not give up and then put some rubbish on the web about it .If you dont like anything Iv said do let me know I would love to hear from you.

by: tangoscar

Mon, 17 Jul 2006 17:10:51 +0000

HI MATE
I hv read the comments with pleasure and admiration of the depth of your understanding about the SYSTEM.I have total faith in the materials i have been receiving for myown PERSONAL GROWTH and i still feel highly that even if there was no possibility of making money at AMWAY,I would love to continue reading the sort of materials i have received from The SYSTEM.tHE AUDIO material is very character building even for someone interested in pursuing other business or interests.I would suppose you aint doing any better whatever you are involved in ANYWAY-and i would dare you to SPELL out your ACHIEVEMENTS since you left or even before you joined AMWAY!Either way i wish you well in whatever you are doing!

by: E number guide »

Fri, 12 May 2006 22:23:52 +0000

[…] Bill Britt (Surely not Amway’s Bill Britt?) writes a Brand Health Check column and starts of “With an image stuck in the 70s and a reputation for E numbers, Findus is suffering more than other frozen brands.” […]

by: John

Wed, 25 Jan 2006 20:49:29 +0000

Keith, you gotta wake up and smell the coffee! The money is in the system!! not Amway! Read merchantsofdeception.com or formerdiamond.com

by: Want to know more? » Blog Archive » Have you ever thought of working to becoming an Amway or Quixtar diamond?

Tue, 01 Nov 2005 14:13:06 +0000

[…] Actually, yes. In fact we thought of nothing else whilst we were in Amway. (Hence the Amway article you are commenting on). Our sights were fully targetted on that exact goal. We were going to be leading a group of IBO, speaking on stage and sitting on “that” table with the other diamonds at the weekend functions. […]

by: keith

Fri, 28 Oct 2005 19:34:23 +0000

have you ever thought of working to becoming a diamond?

I have personally seen people start at 0 PV and are now Emeralds. How does that work?

Are you saying that 3 million people world wide are idiots and are duped? Nobel Laureats, MDs, LLbs, CPAs…..high educated people are being duped?

please. do everyone a foavr and keep your uninformed opinion to yourself.