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I WANT TO KNOW HOW IS THAT BUSINESS,CAN I INVOLVE IN IT,I WILL WORK FOR ME,PLZZ NEED UR HELP,ONLY SERIOUS ANSWERS

2006-07-28 00:05:43 · 8 answers · asked by abi 1 in Local Businesses India Pune

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One straight and clear answer, stay away from Amway.

There business model is slow poison to kill you socially, financially, commercially, ethically and by the time you wake-up, it is too late.

They have been shunted out from China, reprimanded in US and cautioned in India for the business practices they follow. Take care.

2006-07-28 00:12:53 · answer #1 · answered by helpaneed 7 · 0 3

Amway is not exactly the very first "multi level marketing" organization, but it was absolutely the first very, very successful one.

The business operates on two basic types of activity:

1. Selling the products. Amway products - at least those cleaning goods I have used - are outstanding. You can focus strictly on this part of the business and make some decent money, although it is hard work and takes a lot of effort.

2. Recruiting new people to sell the products. This is actually what Amway does. The products are simply a way to enroll more people into the organization. You will make the most money if you rapidly build up a group of people who you have recruited and then recruit even more. In this side of the business your real job is as a sales and recruitment manager, constantly building and sustaining personal relationships and motivating people.

Ultimately being in Amway is being a super-salesperson, always "on," and always "pitching." A very FEW Amway people have enough sense to realize that they can be extremely annoying pests and do not become such nuisances that no one wants them around. But most Amway devotees are utterly unbearable to anyone who knows them.

For many people Amway is a sbustitue for, or an extension of, religion. It is a gigantic pyramid of relationships in which the central theme is devotion to Amway. The main motivator, despite some people's pleasure in the personal relationships and social interactions, is making money, and more money.

I know many people who have built very happy lives as Amway participants and have become very well-off. Of course, most of these people really made the BIG money with aggressive and wise investments. You can make a lot of money in Amway, but there's a saturation point and it tends to be self-limiting, so once you have your foundation set, start investing or working in other activities that offer more substantial returns.

Good luck!

2006-07-28 00:19:34 · answer #2 · answered by Der Lange 5 · 0 0

My husband and I did Quixstar (very similar) for about a year. We met several people who it worked well for but it didn't really work for us. The products are great and we still order the products. It is very hard to use cold contacting to make this work. If you have a social network that includes mostly people who are part of a tight social network and or who have "real" jobs (ie- doctor, lawyer, accountant, etc) the process works much better. You will get off to a much better start and their contacts will likely be better. My husband (restaurant manager) ended up using Quixstar as a training course on how to sell and how to relate to others. People who mocked us for doing Amway (many people think it is the exact same thing) all admit that it did us both a lot of good. If you apply some of the principles to your regular job, you may find you have better success at your day job. Despite promises, you probably will never reach the level where you can actually quit your day job to do this. If you decide to do it, you really have to work on it a lot. It is not something that will work if you only work on it a couple of night a week. You will likely lose money at first, then breakeven, and eventually make a little money (again depending on your network). We did it and still keep in touch w/ some of the people. Most of the people are really nice, honest, hardworking people who are trying to make a better living for themselves. It worked for many people b/c they made it work or just worked at it long enough that it eventually grew big enough that they made some money.

2006-07-28 02:46:04 · answer #3 · answered by AlliCat 2 · 1 0

supply up. the 'possibilities' are telling you what they think of already. *** right here is the reality -- even the super photos in amway became super photos by using first development a downline someplace else and then moving an excellent portion of their downline into the hot operation. assume to try this approximately 4 cases over a era of two many years in the previous you're able to become an excellent shot in some multi level marketing -- which isn't amway.

2016-12-10 16:15:51 · answer #4 · answered by ? 4 · 0 0

Basically it is about selling products. At first, you should sell products that people can't find anywhere on market. After that, you can create your own network of people that sells products as you do, but the more they sell, the more you earn.
You get a discount for product you buy from Amway and this discount increases based on your sales (in fact your acquisitions) and your network's.
It's a network-type business.

2006-07-28 00:14:53 · answer #5 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

Dear friend its like dominoes,one slip and everything crashes down.Its thankless job and you have to depend on your team members,if one of them quit you are over and out.Almost all the multi level marketing are of of the same type.Since you are from pune you can source textile dyes and chemicals from bby and sell it down south as they have good demand.But please no harakiri please.

2006-07-28 00:22:30 · answer #6 · answered by rajan kumar 3 · 0 1

I knew someone in it. Its a pyramid scam, if I were you I would steer clear of it.

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