Comments on: The 9 Steps of CORE in WWDB and BWW

By: Joecool

Joecool — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 00:32:20 +0000

BWW and Amway are a joke. The system doesn’t do a thing except drain the pockets of downline IBOs.

By: BJ Smith

BJ Smith — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 14:24:41 +0000

Bww has a great education sys.Anyone can do this business.

By: kumar sambhav

kumar sambhav — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 18:29:14 +0000

I totally agree with mits, Here in india from a truck driver to an IAS officer to cheif minister every one is doing amway business. And the power of association is great.

Education is the best part.

By: Mits

Mits — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 14:14:43 +0000

You answered your question buddy. The very reason that Amway and Quixtar and all other business are still in business because there is something there that you can’t see. You can fool some people for some time…or many people for some time….but you can’t fool everybody all the time! Amway has been in business for more than 50 years! You can’t fool people for FIFTY years man!!!

Do yourself a favor….Amway works on the Private Franchising concept. Try opening up a Franchise of McDonalds or KFC or whatever. Take a look at what terms and conditions you need to follow if you want to have their franchise year after year. And who is your customer base for McDonalds…the people who leave within a 5-10 km radius of your outlet. Here is a business opportunity that-
- provides you the same franchise opportunity with a really small start-up cost;
- allows you to invest time and money into the business at the pace you want to;
- that gives you the tools, education and association possibilities that can help you grow your business (haven’t you ever visited any international exhibitions where you meet like minded people in order to grow your businesses…so what is wrong with the functions and seminars hosted by BWW and Quixtar?)

and so many more advantages that traditional business won’t give you (residual income, retire early…etc etc. Give it another thought buddy….as much time you are taking in thinking about the negatives..think about it’s positives and you’ll see the answers that have evaded you so far!!!

By: Ty Tribble

Ty Tribble — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 09:08:49 +0000

Julian,

Ignorant huh? Can you name a Network Marketing company that is still in business with a worse reputation than Amway/Quixtar?

By: Julian

Julian — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 09:00:55 +0000

Worst reputation? How ignorant.

By: Ty Tribble

Ty Tribble — Fri, 03 Nov 2006 13:06:30 +0000

So you want me to set aside my business sense and come back to a company (Quixtar) with the worst reputation in the industry?

By: Mullins

Mullins — Thu, 02 Nov 2006 10:16:14 +0000

Don't you guys have anything better to do? You embarrass me. What a bunch of quitters! Here, try this…"Wah, I hate whining! I gave up and now I'm blaming someone else! Wah!" Sounds stupid huh! Maybe you should listen to yourself! Every choice you made in your business was yours alone. You could have got the job done without Kate and so on and spent only the $50 for a business license. You could have taken advantage of the tax benefits. You could have been a go-getter!! You could have got rid of all your excuses and secured your financial future for your family. You could have made an impact on hundreds of lives! You could have taken responsibility and taken the initiative. I'm sick of this site! See ya!

By: Ty

Ty — Wed, 27 Sep 2006 10:08:02 +0000

I wrote the original post.

Triple Diamond Brad Duncan told me specifically about the Kate money in a meeting at Diamond Samir Attalah's house.

We had a 3 hour meeting about all of the money we could make in the business (millions) and not once did Brad mention money from Quixtar.

I explain more about the meeting here:

http://mlmblog.com/2003/11/meeting_mr_trip.html

As for your questions, regarding Kate...I have a Kate now, through Univera LifeSciences, only it is called Emissary and it ranges from $8 to $30 instead of $20 to $40. Same exact program.

The diamonds did not lay out a penny to develop Kate, I actually spoke to the people at Webley Systems, who own Kate to confirm that.

I never said that Kate wasn't effective, I question whether is it vital and whether the choice to make it vital was based on the potential money to be made, rather than the benefit the sytem provided the individual IBO.

By: Brock

Brock — Wed, 27 Sep 2006 09:43:29 +0000

Ty,

Couple of questions, but not sure if they should be directed at you.

1. Who wrote the original post? And specifically can that person elaborate in more detail on the following:

"I was told specifically by a founders triple diamond in WWDB that the diamonds "make a lot of money on Communikate".

All of a sudden when the voicemail system is lining the pockets of the diamonds, it becomes vital to your success. Interesting."

My main interest is who and under what context did the "makes a lot of money..." quote come from. I find it interesting that it is only a partial sentence from what appears a much longer and more broad conversation. I ask the same three questions (edited for relevancy) from the person who posted the original post that you asked (and from you):

1. How do you know that DIAMONDS make the most money on Kate? Do you have proof of this in writing?

2. Why should NOT any upline make a lot of money on a tool that is supposedly meant to help build your business if they laid the $$ investment to develop the system (experience tells me this would be in the $150k or more, range)? If the developers are helping your profit increase AND theirs, it sounds like a good win-win situation.

3. Do you have any emperical evidence that shows Communikate DOES NOT HELP you turn a profit in Quixtar? Personally, I found that it is pretty hard to run any business without a good communication system.

I ask this as the original post makes some bold statements and assumptions without any factual information, either.

In the same manner, I run 3 varying business (not MLMs) and searched far and wide for a practical PBX system. CommuniKate (which is available outside of Quixtar, btw) is a very reasonably priced system. You get an aweful lot for $20-40 ish. per month. I found you can spend hundreds per month for the same basic idea (and $1000's ++ if you purchase your own equipment). Just search Google for PBX Systems and you will see what I mean.

For the record, I am using VirtualPBX right now for those 3 businesses, but CommuniKate was my second choice. Deciding factor was the extension and transfer feature.

Just curious of your opinion.