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By: ibofightback

ibofightback — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 07:59:48 +0000

Hi,
That type of question should really be directed to your upline. Even within one organisation, like BWW, differences in your LOS and even in your particular circumstances mean that any advice someone here gives you might be completely wrong, and even detrimental! So I recommend speaking to your upline.

By: SARATHKUMAR

SARATHKUMAR — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 06:00:23 +0000

hi. i am from india. i am building the business in india and also in north america and canada. i am part of the bww team. i would like to understand more clearly as to the number of eagles that i have to create in each leg to make the leg go platinum.
sarath humar

By: V. Vachaspati

V. Vachaspati — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 07:05:19 +0000

Sir,
I want Mr.Manipal Reddy’s email id.
with wishes/regards

By: Boruch Siper

Boruch Siper — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 05:20:29 +0000

Hi ibofightback,
congrats on switching your site platform to wordpress, its a great move in my opinion. I just wanted to let you know ( incase don’t) that there is a great plugin for wordpress which enables commentors to reply to comment inline as opposed to replying five comments later. I would be hard for me to provide a url for the plugin since I’m using my moblie to write this as this is the only ‘fast’ internet conection I have in my summer home. However, you can google ‘wordpress threaded comments plugin’. I also believe that a known commenting service ‘Discuss’ (or something like that) just came out with a plugin for wp that allows the same functionality and it also allows you to import comments to you wp site incase you want to go back to using the default wp comment function and databases. I thinks this will help your visitors get more involved into conversation. (excuse my spelling as my mobile doesn’t have a spellcheck app).
Regards.

By: ibofightback

ibofightback — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 15:31:29 +0000

I’m in the middle of reading Tipping Point at the moment actually.

Seminars, tapes and conferences make something a cult?

Geez, better tell all those colleges and universities … :-/

Of course you need to “build belief”. That has to happen in companies as well. Nobody joins a company and has instant belief in it’s products and corporate culture unless they’ve had experience with it before. They have to develop it.

For what it’s worth, I’m a “TRUE BELIEVER” in Nutrilite. Amazing brand.

By: wkranowitz

wkranowitz — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 15:28:15 +0000

I also read “Tipping Point” and there is one more thing about:
“The Tipping Point coining terms like Connectors, Mavenss, and Salesmen. In our business, with some fine-tuning, a person could be all three of those, and that’s where the Diamonds and higher pins emerge from.

There is a MAJOR difference in the description above and what you do. These people are TRUE BELIEVERS in their mission, their product or service. In your business you need to BUILD this BELIEF in a skeptical prospect, through an extensive series of seminars, tapes, meetings and 3 day conferences.

Thus the claim of “CULT-Like” tactics. There is a BIG difference.

Now you know.

By: ibofightback

ibofightback — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 15:20:05 +0000

No, I have no idea what goes on in all the different organizations. Unlike yourself I make no claims about organization for which I have no experience.

I’ve already told you this isn’t a corporate run blog. If you can deal with that, that’s your problem.

If you’ve been in Amway any length of time you should have at least a slight understanding of how the business works. You may have notice North American sales haven’t changed much the last ten years. You may also have noticed that every year there are dozens of new diamonds and hundreds and hundreds of new platinums.

I can’t speak for Yager group, maybe it was/is going backwards. But if there’s hundreds and hundreds of new platinums then someone is growing, that much is clear.

By: wkranowitz

wkranowitz — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 13:26:37 +0000

Your implication then is that YOU KNOW what goes on in DOZENS AND DOZENS of organizations, and THOUSANDS of lines of sponsorships?

Thank you, you’ve just CONFIRMED this IS a CORPORATE run blog. Now I KNOW.

And for your information, I was 10th in depth from Yager, and 3 of those were Diamonds and Double Diamonds, not even in the business anymore. In fact they admitted this business was “going backwards” for YEARS.

And your advertising, not only does it SEND people to find the TRUTH, it REMINDS how many untold OTHERS of WHAT was done to them.

Finally, since this is YOUR parade, I don’t want to rain on it. Feel free to remove my posts, as there was no way to say this privately.

Now you know.

By: ibofightback

ibofightback — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 15:11:27 +0000

wkranowitz - I’m not paid, none of my companies/LLC/whatever are paid, nor are any of my friends or relatives paid by the corp or IBOAI or any BSM companies or any diamonds or anyone else to write this site.

Your puerile use of the word “pyramid” goes to show how ignorant and closed minded you are about how Amway operates.

Your arrogance in claiming to know what happens in dozens and dozens of organisations and thousands of LOSs shows you have little interest in even trying to understand it. You’re just interested it telling the world about your minor experience in some minor part of Amway.

Take your ignorance and hubris elsewhere please.