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Amway
Motivational Organizations: Behind the Smoke and Mirrors
by Ruth Carter
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"Amway distributors tout their business as
"the best business opportunity in the world."
Yet of the five million or so Americans who've been
involved over its 40 year history, fewer than 1% have
made a profit, and fewer than one-tenth of one percent
have established the large incomes that they claim are
achievable by all.
Ruth Carter has written a clear, concise account based
on her 15 years of experience as a distributor and five
years of insider information as the employee of a
Diamond. The book attacks head-on the accusations of
deception, cultism, and greed which are so often leveled
at the Amway business. Here at last are the reasons why,
clearly explained by a former insider.
Amway Motivational Organizations: Behind the Smoke and
Mirrors takes a serious look at:
- a real Diamonds annual income and expenses
- what is the "system"?
- who makes money in the system?
- what is a cult?
- why is Amway accused of cultism?"
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Amway
: The Cult of Free Enterprise
by Stephen Butterfield
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"An admittedly biased inside look at the
world's most successful Multilevel Marketing (MLM)
business, written by an ex-Amway member with a bitter
taste in his mouth. Butterfield describes how the virus
works in great detail, from the pressure to marry to the
far-off dream of owning a Winnebago"
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