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Monday, 14 May 2007 |
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What is all the fuss about? Well, starting with the United Kingdom and Ireland. A very surprised and shocked sale force and just before a holiday break, received an email, which can be read below or on network marketing leads the way. In a nutshell, Amways seemingly soft touch with its ibo (independent business owner) sales force, over their lucrative, conference, speaker, books and cd systems, which many organisations run side by side with their Amway business, is about to come to an end. This income that Amway has now blocked, is known as system money by the ibo sales force and millions can be made from it by its successful ibos, they are known as "system lords". They have taken full advantage of one of the best internet home based business opportunities. Amways zero tolerance on system money started with the UK and Ireland on May 4th 2007 and will then roll out to the rest of the world, that’s when surely war will break out. FULL ARTICLE LINK |
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Saturday, 31 March 2007 |
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A jury decided Procter & Gamble Co. suffered no damages from devil-worshipping rumors but nonetheless awarded the consumer-products giant $19.25 million by counting the number of company lawyers in the courtroom, three jurors said in affidavits filed in federal court. Lawyers for four Amway distributors who were ordered to pay the sum are trying to get the verdict thrown out because of improper deliberations. In their first step, they asked a federal judge this week to investigate misconduct on the 11-member jury. FULL ARTICLE LINK
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Sunday, 04 March 2007 |
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Among the incongruous scenes in Chinese cities like Shanghai and Beijing are little stores selling the wares of Amway, Mary Kay, and other companies that normally rely on an army of foot soldiers to peddle their products. For seven years, the Chinese government banned these direct-sales companies from using chains of individuals to sell cosmetics, household cleaners, and other goods from their homes. So, to avoid missing out on the growing Chinese market, the companies radically shifted their business models. For the first time, they opened up stores and factories, absorbing the higher costs, and some reported taking huge losses. FULL ARTICLE LINK |
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