This was a great video Sir! I was also involved in Amway years ago in LTD. What the diamonds don't tell you is that once you get to that level, your life is even more consumed by that business in order to make up for the high turnover rate. The only people you associate with are Amway people. At the diamond level its even more like the Stepford Wives. They may take pictures on the beach to motivate their downlines, but the majority of diamond club is business meetings and flying from function to function to give talks for other diamond organizations which is where the real money is made, they just don't talk about that. Additionally, they have to constantly have their teams at their houses and properties in order to justify it as a business expense come tax time. Arguably the greatest pyramid MLM of all time is the "christian" mega church and the prosperity gospel that teaches that God wants us to be happy, healthy and wealthy! 🤑
Thank you all very much for the supportive comments and messages. Very glad this video is still helping people to this day! I've been out of the UA-cam/content game for awhile, not too sure when i'll be back. If there's any questions or further comments, please just hit me up on Linkedin - i'm more responsive there and always happy to help however I can.
Yes I can definitely relate to everything you’re saying! I was in for 4 YEARS! Smh Business model is not ethical- 99.6% of active IBOs lose money- if they tell you otherwise they are lying or don’t really know. And it is illegal to recruit international students- based on student visa laws.. I would Report it if you can
I would love to see your reaction to the most famous MLM Movie of all time it is called Welcome to Life? Amway had this movie banned for 12 years. But today it s free for all to see on UA-cam. Please show the public what the Amway Corporation is desperate for the public not to see.
I had knowledge about MLMs and Pyramid schemes at a young age. When my bf proposed the idea to me, I immediately knew to stay away. I’m trying my best to convince him to leave but it’s difficult to convince people that are deep in the business
Definitely! When I was in it there’s just alot of pressure and you really feel like anyone outside the organization’s comments don’t matter - it’s just a state of mind thats hard to get out of. Depending on the organization, my group also tried really hard to get couples to “start businesses” together - it makes either partner less likely to leave. Hope all goes well with the situation either way!
@@mohitpatel4078 oh yes I’m aware they promote couples joining because his ex is in the business lol. Even at the info meetings they talked about “retiring” their spouse. It’s really sad. But thank you for this video and hopefully I can convince him to watch it.
Not sounding rude but the higher ones only look at you as being a smaller money pool so they can get there bigger pool bigger and they are ruthless about it. scam.
Zoom era IBO myself! So what you are saying is, Amway is just the backdrop in all of this, or as you said the vehicle to conduct business. The concept of recruiting within BWW is what is considered the pyramid scheme?
In effect yes. The Amway model makes sense, but BWW is the pyramid. I was in BWW for a number of years. The whole purpose is to generate profit from the education system. I’ll say though, that I’ve been to a ton of functions and I’ve learned things at functions and in this business that I still have not learned or heard anywhere else. However, they try to make BWW a lifestyle. It’s a very alienating business. Whether or not you make money from the Amway business structure, BWW still profits from selling the books cds and streaming. That’s also why a new rule was set that new prospects cannot get into BWW until being in Amway for a year. That’s very telling
One of the most disgusting pathetic experiences of my life was meeting with people from Amway. One out of one million people from Amway become millionaire's.
Those of us that have been in the business know what’s up. We get it if you’re at the stage of building your belief. If you’re in and “sold out” I urge you to keep researching.. The business is full of false equivalencies and attribution fallacies. Please please do not waste your time. If you’re still sold out, look up. Awthentik and see what they have to say. Big pins who built massive businesses and left anyway because they saw the other side. The business could be so much better, but it simply doesn’t work the way you think it does.
Well, I’m not an expert explaining how much money he lost. Oh man, I can’t P leave I keep running the show, experts, how much money they lose you gotta show product or use it la la la la la. Good luck paying off that college loan because I was running into a lot of them. Any wonder why you’re in debt behind your mortgage behind your car payment you far is gonna happen overnight calling Nick would every company use. It makes sense college student buy you use it you buy a use it it’s no different go to Costco and buy you exchange money for products stop whining, and complain. Enjoy that job it looks like a pyramid scheme, no matter how hard you work save it for a retirement look at what’s happening economy.
My father has been in Amway for 21 years and has never made any money despite working on it non-stop. There is a UA-camr that has a channel called Scott Tex Johnson, I suggest you contact me, he would love to interview you and have you tell your story on his channel.
This was a great video Sir! I was also involved in Amway years ago in LTD. What the diamonds don't tell you is that once you get to that level, your life is even more consumed by that business in order to make up for the high turnover rate. The only people you associate with are Amway people. At the diamond level its even more like the Stepford Wives. They may take pictures on the beach to motivate their downlines, but the majority of diamond club is business meetings and flying from function to function to give talks for other diamond organizations which is where the real money is made, they just don't talk about that. Additionally, they have to constantly have their teams at their houses and properties in order to justify it as a business expense come tax time. Arguably the greatest pyramid MLM of all time is the "christian" mega church and the prosperity gospel that teaches that God wants us to be happy, healthy and wealthy! 🤑
Thank you all very much for the supportive comments and messages. Very glad this video is still helping people to this day! I've been out of the UA-cam/content game for awhile, not too sure when i'll be back. If there's any questions or further comments, please just hit me up on Linkedin - i'm more responsive there and always happy to help however I can.
Yes I can definitely relate to everything you’re saying! I was in for 4 YEARS! Smh
Business model is not ethical-
99.6% of active IBOs lose money- if they tell you otherwise they are lying or don’t really know.
And it is illegal to recruit international students- based on student visa laws.. I would
Report it if you can
To this day I still doubt myself for leaving but then comments like this remind me of why it was the best decision!
I would love to see your reaction to the most famous MLM Movie of all time it is called Welcome to Life? Amway had this movie banned for 12 years. But today it s free for all to see on UA-cam. Please show the public what the Amway Corporation is desperate for the public not to see.
Education on Scamway? He is definitely dreaming.
Interesting insight on your experience in an MLM. Can’t wait for more!
Insightful indeed
I had knowledge about MLMs and Pyramid schemes at a young age. When my bf proposed the idea to me, I immediately knew to stay away. I’m trying my best to convince him to leave but it’s difficult to convince people that are deep in the business
Definitely! When I was in it there’s just alot of pressure and you really feel like anyone outside the organization’s comments don’t matter - it’s just a state of mind thats hard to get out of. Depending on the organization, my group also tried really hard to get couples to “start businesses” together - it makes either partner less likely to leave. Hope all goes well with the situation either way!
@@mohitpatel4078 oh yes I’m aware they promote couples joining because his ex is in the business lol. Even at the info meetings they talked about “retiring” their spouse. It’s really sad. But thank you for this video and hopefully I can convince him to watch it.
Why stay away?
Learn dear
@@mohitpatel4078 what is the pressure?
Amway itself is not a cult, but their top distributors definitely use Cult-like methods to keep you hyped up!
Had the same experience with WWDB
Not sounding rude but the higher ones only look at you as being a smaller money pool so they can get there bigger pool bigger and they are ruthless about it. scam.
I see you did a video on AT&T business to business as well, it seems like sales and business is not for you ,
Zoom era IBO myself! So what you are saying is, Amway is just the backdrop in all of this, or as you said the vehicle to conduct business. The concept of recruiting within BWW is what is considered the pyramid scheme?
In effect yes. The Amway model makes sense, but BWW is the pyramid. I was in BWW for a number of years. The whole purpose is to generate profit from the education system. I’ll say though, that I’ve been to a ton of functions and I’ve learned things at functions and in this business that I still have not learned or heard anywhere else. However, they try to make BWW a lifestyle. It’s a very alienating business. Whether or not you make money from the Amway business structure, BWW still profits from selling the books cds and streaming. That’s also why a new rule was set that new prospects cannot get into BWW until being in Amway for a year. That’s very telling
One of the most disgusting pathetic experiences of my life was meeting with people from Amway.
One out of one million people from Amway become millionaire's.
Missing the mark. What is the alternative to NOT building something for yourself that impacts others too?
Those of us that have been in the business know what’s up. We get it if you’re at the stage of building your belief. If you’re in and “sold out” I urge you to keep researching.. The business is full of false equivalencies and attribution fallacies. Please please do not waste your time. If you’re still sold out, look up. Awthentik and see what they have to say. Big pins who built massive businesses and left anyway because they saw the other side. The business could be so much better, but it simply doesn’t work the way you think it does.
You say you were in Amway a very long time then say you started in 2020
I wouldn't call it a pyramid scheme. They should have said it proudly upfront. Love the products, especially Carb Blocker.
All those " guru's" are a scam 🙂
By design, you will lose $$$$
Hey, thanks, we have 2 get word out on theses scams
Well, I’m not an expert explaining how much money he lost. Oh man, I can’t P leave I keep running the show, experts, how much money they lose you gotta show product or use it la la la la la. Good luck paying off that college loan because I was running into a lot of them. Any wonder why you’re in debt behind your mortgage behind your car payment you far is gonna happen overnight calling Nick would every company use. It makes sense college student buy you use it you buy a use it it’s no different go to Costco and buy you exchange money for products stop whining, and complain. Enjoy that job it looks like a pyramid scheme, no matter how hard you work save it for a retirement look at what’s happening economy.
My father has been in Amway for 21 years and has never made any money despite working on it non-stop. There is a UA-camr that has a channel called Scott Tex Johnson, I suggest you contact me, he would love to interview you and have you tell your story on his channel.