Comments on: A post from a Sad Quixtar IBO http://www.wanttoknowmore.com/2006/06/29/a-post-from-a-sad-quixtar-ibo/ www.wanttoknowmore.com Sun, 12 Oct 2008 19:49:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.1 by: Joecool18 http://www.wanttoknowmore.com/2006/06/29/a-post-from-a-sad-quixtar-ibo/#comment-1675 Wed, 02 Aug 2006 07:00:15 +0000 http://www.wanttoknowmore.com/2006/06/29/a-post-from-a-sad-quixtar-ibo/#comment-1675 Javert, JC penneys doesn't sell laundry detergent or cleaning supplies do they? I have yet to see a neutral comparison where quixtar products are cheaper overall. I agree that some quixtar products may be a good value, but not when you look at them as a whole. Remember that quality is subjective. Javert,

JC penneys doesn’t sell laundry detergent or cleaning supplies do they?

I have yet to see a neutral comparison where quixtar products are cheaper overall. I agree that some quixtar products may be a good value, but not when you look at them as a whole.

Remember that quality is subjective.

]]> by: javert http://www.wanttoknowmore.com/2006/06/29/a-post-from-a-sad-quixtar-ibo/#comment-1497 Fri, 14 Jul 2006 15:20:08 +0000 http://www.wanttoknowmore.com/2006/06/29/a-post-from-a-sad-quixtar-ibo/#comment-1497 Actually, the products are an incredible value. Your comparison them to Walmart or a thrift store shows me why you're confused. A proper comparison would be a department store like JC Penny or Hects or a supplement store like GNC. Apples to apples, the savings are incredible. As one example, Artistry and Revlon don't compete. Artistry competes with Lancome, Estee Lauder, Clinique, and Chanel. Yes, it cost more than Walmart brands, but it is very proce competitive with the department store brands with whih it competes... Javert http://blogstar-thequixtarblog.blogspot.com/ Actually, the products are an incredible value. Your comparison them to Walmart or a thrift store shows me why you’re confused. A proper comparison would be a department store like JC Penny or Hects or a supplement store like GNC. Apples to apples, the savings are incredible.

As one example, Artistry and Revlon don’t compete. Artistry competes with Lancome, Estee Lauder, Clinique, and Chanel. Yes, it cost more than Walmart brands, but it is very proce competitive with the department store brands with whih it competes…

Javert
http://blogstar-thequixtarblog.blogspot.com/

]]> by: Joecool18 http://www.wanttoknowmore.com/2006/06/29/a-post-from-a-sad-quixtar-ibo/#comment-1425 Thu, 29 Jun 2006 18:30:17 +0000 http://www.wanttoknowmore.com/2006/06/29/a-post-from-a-sad-quixtar-ibo/#comment-1425 It's all very smart psychology. They get you signed up on a wave of excitement. You start off small, purchase your 100 PV, get the $9 check. Wow, fired up, the system works! Then upline slowly starts raising the bar on you. At first they may loan you a tape/cd, and later they will advise you to get your own standing order because a "serious" business owner would do that. At first you are invited to functions, but later you are expected to attend every meeting without failure because a "serious" business owner would do that. Before you know it, you may have sponsored a few people but you find that your bottom line is a loss. Now you either have to press on or finally break free and quit. But even quitting can be tough when you have been taught that people outside the business are"negative" or "broke losers". A very rare few can overcome all of this and move onto bigger pins, but inevitably, there will be a long trail of "dead bodies", or IBOs who lost money for your benefit. It's why quixtar is not a great deal for the vast majority. It’s all very smart psychology. They get you signed up on a wave of excitement. You start off small, purchase your 100 PV, get the $9 check.
Wow, fired up, the system works! Then upline slowly starts raising the bar on you. At first they may loan you a tape/cd, and later they will advise you to get your own standing order because a “serious” business owner would do that. At first you are invited to functions, but later you are expected to attend every meeting without failure because a “serious” business owner would do that.

Before you know it, you may have sponsored a few people but you find that your bottom line is a loss. Now you either have to press on or finally break free and quit. But even quitting can be tough when you have been taught that people outside the business are”negative” or “broke losers”.

A very rare few can overcome all of this and move onto bigger pins, but inevitably, there will be a long trail of “dead bodies”, or IBOs who lost money for your benefit.

It’s why quixtar is not a great deal for the vast majority.

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