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		<title>By: Steve Howarth</title>
		<link>http://www.everyjoe.com/articles/is-amway-a-great-business-opportunity/comment-page-1/#comment-393104</link>
		<dc:creator>Steve Howarth</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 10 Dec 2009 15:54:53 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Just to highlight another humanistic angle on this debate, I think its fair to say that nobody would disagree that the vast majority of Amway distributors comprehensively fail.(0.2% only apparantly &quot;go direct&quot;..and even then the income v expenditure is highly questionable)I think we can also safely ignore the views of the Amway apologists on this site who are still &quot;dreaming&quot;. I would love to hear from someone who is honest enough to state that they are (currently...not next year/next 5 years/next life!)being financially well rewarded by their Amway involvement...not &quot;in waiting&quot; or those &quot;still chasing the dream&quot; By implication, your views are those of a mass-mindset instilled by a decades-old proven system of insidious control which promotes cognitive dissonance and impaired judgement)
Either way; any Business that implies failure on the scale of Amway, and has led to billions of wasted man-hours over decades with attendant pain,loss and dismay for the massive majority cannot be regarded as a sound proposition. Also, what type of person wants to achieve &quot;success&quot; that is predicated on the misery and total disillusionment of so many others. The National Lottery is cheaper and less harmful, with a comparable chance of success!

Just a thought.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Just to highlight another humanistic angle on this debate, I think its fair to say that nobody would disagree that the vast majority of Amway distributors comprehensively fail.(0.2% only apparantly &#8220;go direct&#8221;..and even then the income v expenditure is highly questionable)I think we can also safely ignore the views of the Amway apologists on this site who are still &#8220;dreaming&#8221;. I would love to hear from someone who is honest enough to state that they are (currently&#8230;not next year/next 5 years/next life!)being financially well rewarded by their Amway involvement&#8230;not &#8220;in waiting&#8221; or those &#8220;still chasing the dream&#8221; By implication, your views are those of a mass-mindset instilled by a decades-old proven system of insidious control which promotes cognitive dissonance and impaired judgement)<br />
Either way; any Business that implies failure on the scale of Amway, and has led to billions of wasted man-hours over decades with attendant pain,loss and dismay for the massive majority cannot be regarded as a sound proposition. Also, what type of person wants to achieve &#8220;success&#8221; that is predicated on the misery and total disillusionment of so many others. The National Lottery is cheaper and less harmful, with a comparable chance of success!</p>
<p>Just a thought.</p>
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		<title>By: Steve Howarth</title>
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		<dc:creator>Steve Howarth</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 08 Dec 2009 20:58:18 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Is there a disproportionate percentage of newbie know-nothing Amway Distributors posting on this site or is it just me???</description>
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		<title>By: Steve Howarth</title>
		<link>http://www.everyjoe.com/articles/is-amway-a-great-business-opportunity/comment-page-1/#comment-391254</link>
		<dc:creator>Steve Howarth</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 08 Dec 2009 15:38:37 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Hi jon.
I just revisited this forum and saw your recent post. I know this will sound incredibly condescending and patronising, but I would, ideally, like to have a long chat with you over a pint about how you are selling yourself so desperately short. It never ceases to amaze; however much compelling information is out there to inform, enlighten and advise, some people simply INSIST on being shafted rather rudely and shamelessly by cynical, exploitative vested corporate interests. (I.B.O = &quot;I&#039;m bending over&quot; incidentally) No offense intended.

How can I simplify this 4u ??? 

1) Download and read &quot;Merchants of Deception&quot; by Eric Scheibler, an Amway Emerald &quot;loser&quot; who could not be more specific nor informative across 1000 or so pages of painful direct experience. Are you at this pin level yet? If not read and learn from a person who wasted 10 years entertaining the same delusions that you are still buying into.
2) Obtain the true stats on Amway Distributors annual earnings after expenses. Pitiful. This info is in the public domain.
3) Understand that the &quot;system&quot; you advocate (sorry, that you are TOLD is CRUCIAL to your success is the real key to earning megabucks. Sadly, not for you however. This peripheral industry has a MASSIVE captive audience of people like yourself. Do your own research. Treat it as a worthwhile business investment. Start with Dexter Yaeger...This synergistic relationship between SYSTEM and Amway moves billions of pounds worth of product via self-consumption (NOT SELLING....)You will see LITTLE of this revenue, probably NONE after product and SYSTEM expenses. Tell me I&#039;m wrong...Double Dare You!
4) Also understand that there IS such a thing as an insidious, pervasive, ASSIMILATION through constant reinforcement into a cult-mindset. You are already developing signs that you are losing the facility for rational judgement, going by the endlessly recycled on-message Amway tripe that you are spouting. I heard the same self-justifying garbage 20 years ago, especially the Plumber analogy. Why so defensive? Is it because you are scared to contradict your upline, or demotivate your downline? Cant you SEE that this is the very mechanism that misinforms, negates sound judgement and allows the Amway myth to perpetuate over decades?
5) Understand that I have NO alternate MLM product or &quot;opportunity&quot; to promote. I would not touch any MLM based distribution system in this life or the next. My time is too precious to me. This is your frankly pathetic response to a well-intentioned attempt to inform and educate, and buddy, you need to be educated OUT of Amway.
6) Also understand that, once again, this 15 minute response based on FACT and EXPERIENCE constitutes my Good Deed for the Day. If it gets you thinking (freely) it will be worth it. Lay off the CD&#039;s for a few days to gain some clarity!
7) Have a great Christmas and take some time over the break to rethink your life.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi jon.<br />
I just revisited this forum and saw your recent post. I know this will sound incredibly condescending and patronising, but I would, ideally, like to have a long chat with you over a pint about how you are selling yourself so desperately short. It never ceases to amaze; however much compelling information is out there to inform, enlighten and advise, some people simply INSIST on being shafted rather rudely and shamelessly by cynical, exploitative vested corporate interests. (I.B.O = &#8220;I&#8217;m bending over&#8221; incidentally) No offense intended.</p>
<p>How can I simplify this 4u ??? </p>
<p>1) Download and read &#8220;Merchants of Deception&#8221; by Eric Scheibler, an Amway Emerald &#8220;loser&#8221; who could not be more specific nor informative across 1000 or so pages of painful direct experience. Are you at this pin level yet? If not read and learn from a person who wasted 10 years entertaining the same delusions that you are still buying into.<br />
2) Obtain the true stats on Amway Distributors annual earnings after expenses. Pitiful. This info is in the public domain.<br />
3) Understand that the &#8220;system&#8221; you advocate (sorry, that you are TOLD is CRUCIAL to your success is the real key to earning megabucks. Sadly, not for you however. This peripheral industry has a MASSIVE captive audience of people like yourself. Do your own research. Treat it as a worthwhile business investment. Start with Dexter Yaeger&#8230;This synergistic relationship between SYSTEM and Amway moves billions of pounds worth of product via self-consumption (NOT SELLING&#8230;.)You will see LITTLE of this revenue, probably NONE after product and SYSTEM expenses. Tell me I&#8217;m wrong&#8230;Double Dare You!<br />
4) Also understand that there IS such a thing as an insidious, pervasive, ASSIMILATION through constant reinforcement into a cult-mindset. You are already developing signs that you are losing the facility for rational judgement, going by the endlessly recycled on-message Amway tripe that you are spouting. I heard the same self-justifying garbage 20 years ago, especially the Plumber analogy. Why so defensive? Is it because you are scared to contradict your upline, or demotivate your downline? Cant you SEE that this is the very mechanism that misinforms, negates sound judgement and allows the Amway myth to perpetuate over decades?<br />
5) Understand that I have NO alternate MLM product or &#8220;opportunity&#8221; to promote. I would not touch any MLM based distribution system in this life or the next. My time is too precious to me. This is your frankly pathetic response to a well-intentioned attempt to inform and educate, and buddy, you need to be educated OUT of Amway.<br />
6) Also understand that, once again, this 15 minute response based on FACT and EXPERIENCE constitutes my Good Deed for the Day. If it gets you thinking (freely) it will be worth it. Lay off the CD&#8217;s for a few days to gain some clarity!<br />
7) Have a great Christmas and take some time over the break to rethink your life.</p>
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		<title>By: jon s</title>
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		<dc:creator>jon s</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 07 Dec 2009 18:41:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>So Steve, are you successful? The reason I &quot;check upline&quot; is because they are retired. I personally have been using amway as a distrubtor for 6 months now and I earn a steady flow of about 800 bucks a month. I have checked the per use price and find it to be competitive.

And for the &quot;tools&quot; do you think the cost of a plumbers tools aren&#039;t worth it either? that he shouldn&#039;t spend money on the tools? 

Lets take any small business start-up. Cost is on the low side 150k. So tell you what, when I &quot;lose&quot; 150k, I&#039;ll think about stopping. But if you honestly think that 140 bucks sign up and 50 bucks a year is expensive for quality products that cost the same as the store, then i question your own thinking. 

Actually, here is what i find funny. Whenever anyone has no leg to stand on, their last ditch effort is to question the motives. To try to discredit the people. And that is all you are doing, saying they are deceiving us and pulling one over us to make money off their tools. Would you mind actually backing that up with facts? Why not figure out the cost of the average startup business and the hours that goes into it and the profit of a business, and then compare it to amway. Then post that on these boards. 

But really, all you are trying to do is tell people not to trust them, but you do not back it up with anything. 

Here, I&#039;ll serve as an example. I heard that Steve Howarth runs a competition program that tries to compete with amway for distribution, so all he is doing is trying to ruin the competition.

There, now you are discredited with no evidence backing you up. So what does it really matter. We all know / think that you must have a competition business that is trying to compete with amway. 

I&#039;ll simply put it this way, show me facts, statistics, and comparison to what else is out there. But this has potential to earn as much money as you like, while my software engineering degree will cap out at 200k, at the VERY top and twenty years of experience along with continual education during that entire time. So if I read as often as WWDB suggests, and listen to CDs as often, but instead of listening to building this business I read about software development, I might earn 100th of the earnings of doing the same with amway. That or I could setting for lower class status with a 60k a year earning.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>So Steve, are you successful? The reason I &#8220;check upline&#8221; is because they are retired. I personally have been using amway as a distrubtor for 6 months now and I earn a steady flow of about 800 bucks a month. I have checked the per use price and find it to be competitive.</p>
<p>And for the &#8220;tools&#8221; do you think the cost of a plumbers tools aren&#8217;t worth it either? that he shouldn&#8217;t spend money on the tools? </p>
<p>Lets take any small business start-up. Cost is on the low side 150k. So tell you what, when I &#8220;lose&#8221; 150k, I&#8217;ll think about stopping. But if you honestly think that 140 bucks sign up and 50 bucks a year is expensive for quality products that cost the same as the store, then i question your own thinking. </p>
<p>Actually, here is what i find funny. Whenever anyone has no leg to stand on, their last ditch effort is to question the motives. To try to discredit the people. And that is all you are doing, saying they are deceiving us and pulling one over us to make money off their tools. Would you mind actually backing that up with facts? Why not figure out the cost of the average startup business and the hours that goes into it and the profit of a business, and then compare it to amway. Then post that on these boards. </p>
<p>But really, all you are trying to do is tell people not to trust them, but you do not back it up with anything. </p>
<p>Here, I&#8217;ll serve as an example. I heard that Steve Howarth runs a competition program that tries to compete with amway for distribution, so all he is doing is trying to ruin the competition.</p>
<p>There, now you are discredited with no evidence backing you up. So what does it really matter. We all know / think that you must have a competition business that is trying to compete with amway. </p>
<p>I&#8217;ll simply put it this way, show me facts, statistics, and comparison to what else is out there. But this has potential to earn as much money as you like, while my software engineering degree will cap out at 200k, at the VERY top and twenty years of experience along with continual education during that entire time. So if I read as often as WWDB suggests, and listen to CDs as often, but instead of listening to building this business I read about software development, I might earn 100th of the earnings of doing the same with amway. That or I could setting for lower class status with a 60k a year earning.</p>
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		<title>By: Dreamer</title>
		<link>http://www.everyjoe.com/articles/is-amway-a-great-business-opportunity/comment-page-1/#comment-373141</link>
		<dc:creator>Dreamer</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 18 Nov 2009 16:53:13 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I DON&#039;T UNDERSTAND THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE TRYING TO SAY THAT AMWAY IS A &quot;SCAM&quot;. PEOPLE HAVE NEVER ACHIEVED ANYTHING IN THEIR LIVES AND OBVIOUSLY DIDN&#039;T DO ANYTHING WITH THIS BUSINESS, THINKING THAT BY SIGNING, MONEY WILL START POURING INTO THEIR ACCOUNT. YOU FAILURES ARE FINDING AN EXCUSE AND YOU KNOW IT!!! I DON&#039;T CARE IF IT TAKES ME 10 YEARS TO HAVE TREMENDOUS INCOME. BUT I WILL NOT GO TO WORK AS YOU ARE, SO CALLED SLAVES!!! YOU GOTTA THINK OUTSIDE OF YOUR BOX AND YOUR STUPID FRIENDS WHO ARE PULLING YOU DOWN TO THEIR CRAP NEST.
YOU KNOW THAT BY GOING TO WORK, YOU ARE FULFILLING SOMEBODY ELSES DREAM AND GOALS??? OH YOU HAVE ONE TOO? REALLY? --YOU PROBABLY FOUND ONE THAT WOULD ACCOMMODATE WITH THE INCOME YOU ARE GETTING. YOUR DREAMS MUST BE SO BIG THAT FACTS WILL NOT COUNT...</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I DON&#8217;T UNDERSTAND THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE TRYING TO SAY THAT AMWAY IS A &#8220;SCAM&#8221;. PEOPLE HAVE NEVER ACHIEVED ANYTHING IN THEIR LIVES AND OBVIOUSLY DIDN&#8217;T DO ANYTHING WITH THIS BUSINESS, THINKING THAT BY SIGNING, MONEY WILL START POURING INTO THEIR ACCOUNT. YOU FAILURES ARE FINDING AN EXCUSE AND YOU KNOW IT!!! I DON&#8217;T CARE IF IT TAKES ME 10 YEARS TO HAVE TREMENDOUS INCOME. BUT I WILL NOT GO TO WORK AS YOU ARE, SO CALLED SLAVES!!! YOU GOTTA THINK OUTSIDE OF YOUR BOX AND YOUR STUPID FRIENDS WHO ARE PULLING YOU DOWN TO THEIR CRAP NEST.<br />
YOU KNOW THAT BY GOING TO WORK, YOU ARE FULFILLING SOMEBODY ELSES DREAM AND GOALS??? OH YOU HAVE ONE TOO? REALLY? &#8211;YOU PROBABLY FOUND ONE THAT WOULD ACCOMMODATE WITH THE INCOME YOU ARE GETTING. YOUR DREAMS MUST BE SO BIG THAT FACTS WILL NOT COUNT&#8230;</p>
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		<title>By: Filipa</title>
		<link>http://www.everyjoe.com/articles/is-amway-a-great-business-opportunity/comment-page-1/#comment-372501</link>
		<dc:creator>Filipa</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 17 Nov 2009 17:56:05 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>&quot;Success depends on you, NOT ON OTHERS, so dont blame Amway, blame yourself.&quot;

I couldn&#039;t have read a better settence today. I wish everyone could be humble to admit that their effort and time is what brings them everything, in every aspect of their lives. people just dont want to get out of their confort zones. i kind of understand that, i just dont understand why they talk BS about amway, when I just love it trully and deeply. it hurts me that people dont care to learn more and study the opportunity instead of talking about it like it has no value. an IBO has got to be strong to hear certain things... thats why I didnt start yet. getting ready since i was 14!! 18 now, time to start! All success for you! Greetings from Portugal!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>&#8220;Success depends on you, NOT ON OTHERS, so dont blame Amway, blame yourself.&#8221;</p>
<p>I couldn&#8217;t have read a better settence today. I wish everyone could be humble to admit that their effort and time is what brings them everything, in every aspect of their lives. people just dont want to get out of their confort zones. i kind of understand that, i just dont understand why they talk BS about amway, when I just love it trully and deeply. it hurts me that people dont care to learn more and study the opportunity instead of talking about it like it has no value. an IBO has got to be strong to hear certain things&#8230; thats why I didnt start yet. getting ready since i was 14!! 18 now, time to start! All success for you! Greetings from Portugal!</p>
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		<title>By: Filipa</title>
		<link>http://www.everyjoe.com/articles/is-amway-a-great-business-opportunity/comment-page-1/#comment-372497</link>
		<dc:creator>Filipa</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 17 Nov 2009 17:46:01 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I know Im a bit late in this reply, cause this is dated january and we&#039;re in november. But I just couldnt avoid answering. I dont know your age, but Im 18 and I know a lot about amway, and I know it works, I personally know people that succeeded and now they&#039;re financially free. It takes time and an open mind to believe in things that look impossible. I live among amway IBO&#039;s, I go to business meetings for a long time, since im 12, because my parents joined the business and they just had to take me and my sis along. I &quot;woke up&quot; when I was 14, I started listening and understanding where I was and what it was about, and I can tell you, I would not be the person I am today if it wasnt for these meetings. I dont even do the business, im not an IBO. YET. and why is that, if I know it works? well, because of my lack of effort and commitment... and it makes it hard and scary to know that i&#039;ll find people like you, that dont care to study the company to the fullest, that dont care to learn more... instead, you just talk about it like it sucks... well, shame on you, that&#039;s immature of you. Study it, read about it... But hey, if you dont believe it thats your problem, dont make it a problem to IBO&#039;s!!! people in this business who fail,are those who just think that this is a joke,that this doesnt need any hard work, of course it does, but the investment is minimum, you have no risks... people who fail in Amway business dont study enough, dont work hard enough and dont believe in themselves... and probably are surrounded with people like you, that dont believe that freedom exists, if you work hard for it. I dont blame you, you know. the world is harsh on us sometimes, but you can make a choice... the one of not believing and not even caring to learn more about a great oportunity... or the one of really wanting to succeed in life and get out of your confort zone, to linger :) I choose the second one. just need to see more comments like yours on the net to give me strength to defend this great company that is AMWAY. you should just go to a seminar or convention... I really recommend it. I hope you have a fantastic life and hopefully I&#039;ll meet you someday and invite you to my business! Im from Portugal, that&#039;s far from you, for sure, but I&#039;ll travel to you, dont bother! and im sorry if my english is not 100% correct... Bye!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I know Im a bit late in this reply, cause this is dated january and we&#8217;re in november. But I just couldnt avoid answering. I dont know your age, but Im 18 and I know a lot about amway, and I know it works, I personally know people that succeeded and now they&#8217;re financially free. It takes time and an open mind to believe in things that look impossible. I live among amway IBO&#8217;s, I go to business meetings for a long time, since im 12, because my parents joined the business and they just had to take me and my sis along. I &#8220;woke up&#8221; when I was 14, I started listening and understanding where I was and what it was about, and I can tell you, I would not be the person I am today if it wasnt for these meetings. I dont even do the business, im not an IBO. YET. and why is that, if I know it works? well, because of my lack of effort and commitment&#8230; and it makes it hard and scary to know that i&#8217;ll find people like you, that dont care to study the company to the fullest, that dont care to learn more&#8230; instead, you just talk about it like it sucks&#8230; well, shame on you, that&#8217;s immature of you. Study it, read about it&#8230; But hey, if you dont believe it thats your problem, dont make it a problem to IBO&#8217;s!!! people in this business who fail,are those who just think that this is a joke,that this doesnt need any hard work, of course it does, but the investment is minimum, you have no risks&#8230; people who fail in Amway business dont study enough, dont work hard enough and dont believe in themselves&#8230; and probably are surrounded with people like you, that dont believe that freedom exists, if you work hard for it. I dont blame you, you know. the world is harsh on us sometimes, but you can make a choice&#8230; the one of not believing and not even caring to learn more about a great oportunity&#8230; or the one of really wanting to succeed in life and get out of your confort zone, to linger :) I choose the second one. just need to see more comments like yours on the net to give me strength to defend this great company that is AMWAY. you should just go to a seminar or convention&#8230; I really recommend it. I hope you have a fantastic life and hopefully I&#8217;ll meet you someday and invite you to my business! Im from Portugal, that&#8217;s far from you, for sure, but I&#8217;ll travel to you, dont bother! and im sorry if my english is not 100% correct&#8230; Bye!</p>
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		<title>By: Steve Howarth</title>
		<link>http://www.everyjoe.com/articles/is-amway-a-great-business-opportunity/comment-page-/#comment-305515</link>
		<dc:creator>Steve Howarth</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 19 Oct 2009 22:37:08 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Actually Prakash, I am not promoting any alternative products, Just saying it like it is with regards to the Amway deception. You forgot the &quot;P&quot; in Psycho incidentally...no offense intended. Nor am I in any way &quot;desperate&quot;. I am simply passing on the benefit of specific experience and knowledge in the hope that I give others pause for thought and reflection. 
I can state with no ego (to quote Hattori Hanzo) that there is not a single Amway distributor in the UK to whom I am unwilling to engage in honest and open debate. My premise and belief being that none of you are actually earning any money WHATSOEVER (discounting what you plough back into the system)and that you ALL believe that your material rewards are in the future. This is my point precisely...</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Actually Prakash, I am not promoting any alternative products, Just saying it like it is with regards to the Amway deception. You forgot the &#8220;P&#8221; in Psycho incidentally&#8230;no offense intended. Nor am I in any way &#8220;desperate&#8221;. I am simply passing on the benefit of specific experience and knowledge in the hope that I give others pause for thought and reflection.<br />
I can state with no ego (to quote Hattori Hanzo) that there is not a single Amway distributor in the UK to whom I am unwilling to engage in honest and open debate. My premise and belief being that none of you are actually earning any money WHATSOEVER (discounting what you plough back into the system)and that you ALL believe that your material rewards are in the future. This is my point precisely&#8230;</p>
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		<title>By: Prakash</title>
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		<dc:creator>Prakash</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 18 Oct 2009 16:17:32 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Dear &#039;merchant of deception&#039;...we hv seen many of these desperate attempts to promote one product by condemnming the other..steve is sycho</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dear &#8216;merchant of deception&#8217;&#8230;we hv seen many of these desperate attempts to promote one product by condemnming the other..steve is sycho</p>
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		<title>By: steve howarth</title>
		<link>http://www.everyjoe.com/articles/is-amway-a-great-business-opportunity/comment-page-1/#comment-305572</link>
		<dc:creator>steve howarth</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 26 Sep 2009 16:30:45 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Well Christopher, seems you &quot;read it&quot; so you have just destroyed your own argument.Hopefully others will too. Even though I may not &quot;earn&quot; anything from my online efforts (not unlike Amway incidentally) I will have at least pointed out that I have been there, done that and been fortunate enough to see behind the smoke and mirrors without massive penalty. And yes,I consider this a constructive use of my time, evenif only one &quot;prospect&quot; is warned off. I repeat, the true facts behind this opportunity are fully documented and freely available. If you have to &quot;check Upline&quot; for permission before seeking it out, or acting on it, I guess you are too far assimilated anyway, and you have my heartfelt sympathy. Remember: &quot;Merchants of Deception&quot; free copy to download. Can&#039;t repeat this too often fellas!!! 
And, Kilgore, Birdie is the wife of Dexter Yager, a multi millionaire racketeer, glorified by gullible downline distributors and effectively endorsed (and obscenely rewarded) by Amway who leaches off &quot;plugged in&quot; Ambots by ripping them off mercilessly for &quot;system&quot; tools, ie tapes,books, CDs, Videos and seminar tickets. He has a captive audience and a &quot;tools&quot; Factory..good deal eh?, and most of his income is generated this way. They use &quot;Christian&quot; teachings to mask this deception, and Yes, she is quite Mad, if this performance is typical.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Well Christopher, seems you &#8220;read it&#8221; so you have just destroyed your own argument.Hopefully others will too. Even though I may not &#8220;earn&#8221; anything from my online efforts (not unlike Amway incidentally) I will have at least pointed out that I have been there, done that and been fortunate enough to see behind the smoke and mirrors without massive penalty. And yes,I consider this a constructive use of my time, evenif only one &#8220;prospect&#8221; is warned off. I repeat, the true facts behind this opportunity are fully documented and freely available. If you have to &#8220;check Upline&#8221; for permission before seeking it out, or acting on it, I guess you are too far assimilated anyway, and you have my heartfelt sympathy. Remember: &#8220;Merchants of Deception&#8221; free copy to download. Can&#8217;t repeat this too often fellas!!!<br />
And, Kilgore, Birdie is the wife of Dexter Yager, a multi millionaire racketeer, glorified by gullible downline distributors and effectively endorsed (and obscenely rewarded) by Amway who leaches off &#8220;plugged in&#8221; Ambots by ripping them off mercilessly for &#8220;system&#8221; tools, ie tapes,books, CDs, Videos and seminar tickets. He has a captive audience and a &#8220;tools&#8221; Factory..good deal eh?, and most of his income is generated this way. They use &#8220;Christian&#8221; teachings to mask this deception, and Yes, she is quite Mad, if this performance is typical.</p>
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