nthfinity
03-15-2006, 09:32 AM
being very close to Grand Rapids, MI.... i know all too well exactly what those two are.
first, the dateline info is quite misleading... and unfortunately, the leaders of the some of the quixtar groups didn't save face, and answer them candidly.
Amway recieved a bad rap some years ago since checks were passed down, and didn't always make it to thier destinations... Quixtar is only a small percentage of amway goods.
what they dont tell you is this:
you really dont make much money from having a ton of people under you in Quixtar... the PV/BV is worth BEANS... where amway, it was actually worth something.
the real profit sharing money is earned through being "on-system" which basically means this: each month, you buy your set of tapes, and books; and attend all the seminars. none of this is cheap... in fact, the other way around. there are the weekly seminars to take yourself, and at least one recruit to... 5$. then there is the monthly seminar to take yourself, and as many recruits to as you can (hopefully by then, anyway) 25$ (per seat). then you have your bi-anual seminar... ($75 per seat) in which month, there isnt the monthly seminar.
if you become quite good, you are invited to be a speaker... which for the bi-anual seminar, can pay $5-20K give or take, and depending if you are the key-note speaker.
the reason to be "on system" is to boost moral... this kind of buisness absolutely requires it... wihtout good moral, it is easy to quit, or never see any earned income from it. (also, so your sponsors make some money)
something else; often, sponsors will buy more books/tapes then what they can sell; as it actually earns them more money.... there is always an excess of books and tapes people dont know what to do with... but really dont give for free, unless you are brand new.
anyway... I don't do this... but i also don't want such a one sided argument
first, the dateline info is quite misleading... and unfortunately, the leaders of the some of the quixtar groups didn't save face, and answer them candidly.
Amway recieved a bad rap some years ago since checks were passed down, and didn't always make it to thier destinations... Quixtar is only a small percentage of amway goods.
what they dont tell you is this:
you really dont make much money from having a ton of people under you in Quixtar... the PV/BV is worth BEANS... where amway, it was actually worth something.
the real profit sharing money is earned through being "on-system" which basically means this: each month, you buy your set of tapes, and books; and attend all the seminars. none of this is cheap... in fact, the other way around. there are the weekly seminars to take yourself, and at least one recruit to... 5$. then there is the monthly seminar to take yourself, and as many recruits to as you can (hopefully by then, anyway) 25$ (per seat). then you have your bi-anual seminar... ($75 per seat) in which month, there isnt the monthly seminar.
if you become quite good, you are invited to be a speaker... which for the bi-anual seminar, can pay $5-20K give or take, and depending if you are the key-note speaker.
the reason to be "on system" is to boost moral... this kind of buisness absolutely requires it... wihtout good moral, it is easy to quit, or never see any earned income from it. (also, so your sponsors make some money)
something else; often, sponsors will buy more books/tapes then what they can sell; as it actually earns them more money.... there is always an excess of books and tapes people dont know what to do with... but really dont give for free, unless you are brand new.
anyway... I don't do this... but i also don't want such a one sided argument