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Larry Winters – $3.2 Million in Tax Liens

Posted on 07. May, 2006 by Ty Tribble in BWW - Britt World Wide, Larry Winters - Leadership Development Team, Quixtar, Quixtar - Dateline NBC

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Larry Winters loves to talk about freedom. Apparently, "freedom" means owing the IRS $3.2 Million in taxes dating from 1997 to 2003.

Amquix.info:

Well its a good thing Larry Winters has qualified to have his own system now, as it seems he will need the extra money to help keep his taxes up to date. It appears the IRS nailed him with $3.2 million in assessments for taxes all the way back to 1997.

See the documents below:

1996 NC State tax lien: $121980*

1997 Federal Tax lien: $536,518* Filed in May 2005
1998 Federal Tax lien: $569,069*
1999 Federal Tax lien: $724,020*

2000 Federal Tax lien: $341,616* Filed in May 2005

2001 Federal Tax lien: $556,440* Filed June 2004
2003 Federal Tax line: $546,307*

Larry Winters recently launched his own Quixtar support system called Leadership Development Team. Winter's allegedly "broke away" from Bill Britt's BWW team in response to Britt's recent scandals.

Larry Winters was featured in the Dateline NBC expose' on Quixtar and later called the show a "satanic attack".

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Enrique

07. May, 2006

He also said in the voice mail blast to his group:"Our job is to fill seats for the Lord."

Delusional!!!
Bud

08. May, 2006

See, and I thought their job was to move product and help people build a distribution business.

My bad!!

Holy Diamond Debt, Batman…
Paul

03. Oct, 2006

I've found this info to be either flat-out wrong, irrelevent, or biased(understandable considering where you're coming from).

You use a photo of Bill Britt walking with a real-estate agent, then make the giant leap that they're having an affair!
Not only do Bill and Peggy appear on stage together, but my friend recently met them shopping together in Chapel Hill. Imagine that!

Any argument against getting involved in quixtar because some leader may of had a moral failure or lapse in judgment is the stupidist thing I can imagine. I don't recall people trashing GE or rushing out to sell all their shares when the ceo had a moral failure, or any other corporation. If you're going to demand moral perfection from anyone who speaks out on morality, family values, integrity, etc. then you better be consistent and call for the silencing of all preachers, christian leaders and teachers because none of them will meet your standard either.

Larry Winters was not kicked out of BWW.

MCI did not dump quixtar.

Etc, etc, etc.

I've wasted enough time with this bunk!
Ty

03. Oct, 2006

How's this for an argument against Quixtar…

It has the worst reputation in the industry, making it one of the most difficult to build companies in the industry.

That one work for ya?
Mike

16. Oct, 2006

And in response Ty, whenever it does build, with all the toughness that it is going to take, it makes it that much sweeter to prove people like you wrong! And by the way, you just going around and bad mouthing a competitor just makes you look like a big whiner and ultimately a sore loser who just might not like the fact that his company has to compete. All in all, I hope Oasis does well. By Oasis doing well, it forces other companies, such as Quixtar to make their businesses more appealing to hold market share. Having competitors is what makes the Capitalist system run. So why dont you just shut up and work your business so that it succeeds? And then we can do the same, and we both benefit!
Mike

16. Oct, 2006

And in response Ty, whenever it does build, with all the toughness that it is going to take, it makes it that much sweeter to prove people like you wrong! And by the way, you just going around and bad mouthing a competitor just makes you look like a big whiner and ultimately a sore loser who just might not like the fact that his company has to compete. All in all, I hope Oasis does well. By Oasis doing well, it forces other companies, such as Quixtar to make their businesses more appealing to hold market share. Having competitors is what makes the Capitalist system run. So why dont you just shut up and work your business so that it succeeds? And then we can do the same, and we both benefit!
Wow

08. Mar, 2008

I can only imagine how much quixtar income he had to incurr that debt. Hey, I wouldn't mind making even a fraction of that
Leslie

20. May, 2008

What eventually happened with his back taxes? Has he paid them?
Woo.

16. Oct, 2008

Think agian hun, don't get rumors through your head. Remember one thing, to find gold, you need to search really hard. and this is what the business about. You gotta find the right people and you'll be free. Dunno why you guys make it so complicated.. He's a millionaire and that's what matters. He's rich, and he has a fabulous life. And no duh he has paid his taxes, Most of things in the business are right off. The heck are you coming with stupid totals.
Make MLM Money Online

01. Jul, 2009

Wow it's amazing how someone can be in debt that much. MLM can be a great thing (if used properly) and if you're responsible.
Living The Dream

13. Oct, 2009

Larry Winters makes 3.2 million in 2 months. At our last conference Doug Devos one of the owners of Amway gave him and 2 other founders diamonds $500k checks thats just a bonus. Larry is a great guy and so is the Amway business there are just some people out there with no dream and they will always live average.