Clueless Tex still sticks to tool scam argument

Shyam
Again, it must be interesting for your free-thinking readers to observe how the inflexible, castrated minds of 'Amway' cult-apologists function.
Your resident (insolvent) economic wizard, Mr. Scott 'Tex' Johnson, does not seek to refute that (effectively) 100% of all the tens of millions of people who have signed a contract with 'Amway' during the previous 50+ years (including himself) have failed to make an overall profit from the operation of a so-called 'Amway Business'. He also apparently now accepts that around 7.5 milions are being secretly churned through the 'Amway' closed-market every 5 years. Similarly, Mr. Johnson does not seek to refute that, by 'Amway's' own figures, the hidden attrition/drop-out rate for the so-called 'Amway Business Opportunity', on an actual five year cycle in the USA (2000- 2005) was a massive 95%.
Now, given these irrefutable facts, any free-thinking person can immediately deduce that 'Amway' has to be one of the biggest frauds in history, and that the sanctimonious little gang of charlatans who run it, are public enemies disguised as 'philanthropists' who should have been stripped of all their stolen wealth and locked up decades ago. Instead, Johnson steadfastly pretends that the underlying reason for the (effectively) 100% loss-rate in the so-called 'Amway Business Opportunity' is the 'Tool Scam', and that the underlying reason for the 100% overall attrition/ drop-out rate is 'death.'
Johnson puts me in mind of the tiny minority of deeply-brainwashed Japanese soldiers who refused to surrender in 1945, and who (decades later) were found hiding in the jungle on remote Pacific islands still bowing to their Emperor as an 'Infallible God.'
David Brear

Amway never revealed evidence on drop-out rate, Trivedi

Shyam
One of the universal identifying characteristics of any sustainable, closed-market swindle camouflaged by (effectively) unsaleable products, is the huge (hidden) overall attrition/drop-out rate amongst its insolvent participant/recruiters. Just as in any Ponzi scheme, the 'Amway' fraud has had to find a constant supply of fresh money in order to maintain the outward appearance of econonomic viability and authenticity. Had the (effectively) 100% overall attrition/ drop-out rate been fully-disclosed, then the supply of temporary, insolvent participant/ recruiters would have dried-up years ago.
Young Trivedi cannot refute the simple fact that, for 50 years, the billionaire bosses of the 'Amway' mob have never voluntarily made any accurate, verifiable documentary evidence available to the public about the overall attrition/ drop-out rate in their so-called 'Business Opportunity'. Indeed, they have attempted to gag whistle-blowers, like Eric Scheibeler, who have disclosed the truth.
I wonder what Trivedi would say to a prospective 'Amway' recruit if he/she asked him if he could prove what the overall attrition/ drop-out rate of the so-called 'Amway Business Opportunity' has actually been all these years?
David Brear

Insolvent Tex continues to give more comic relief

Shyam
More comic relief from Mr. Scott 'Tex' Johnson and more denial of reality from young Trivedi.
Despite what your resident (insolvent) economic wizard, Mr. Johnson, claims, the overall percentage of non-salaried 'Amway' commission agents whom the 'Amway' organization accept fail to renew their contracts annually, has always been around 50% (some years a little more, some years a little less). For reasons best known to himself, Mr. Johnson confuses this overall figure with the percentage of new non-salaried 'Amway' commission agents who fail to renew their first annual contract.
By extrapolation, this means that, since the 'Amway' Ministry of Truth has been boasting '3 millions Independent Business Owners' for several years now, currently around 1.5 millions are secretly being churned annually through the 'Amway' closed-market. According to 'Amway's' own internal 2005 audit from the USA, the percentage of non-salaried 'Amway' commission agents who renewed more than 5 annual contracts, was less than 5%. Despite what Trivedi prefers to believe, this figure is not based on assumption, but taken from internal 'Amway' documentation compiled using a standard statistical sample of several thousands non-salaried commission agents. Indeed, this highly incriminating documentation was not intended to be seen by the public. Thus (on a 5 year cycle) the hidden attrition/drop-out rate in the so-called 'Amway Business Opportunity' in the USA has been recently proved to be a massive 95%. However, most of these persons eventually drop-out themselves. Currently, about 7.5 millions are being churned through the 'Amway' closed-market every 5 years.
In the adult world of quantifiable reality, 'Amway' comprises about 150 000 deluded core-adherents who (like Mr. Johnson) remain de facto slave recruiters for periods in excess of 5 years.
Tellingly, the 'Scientology' organization uses essentially the same manipulation of statistics to create the impression of a large and stable 'religious/ self-betterment movement.' Accordingly, the bosses of 'Scientology' claim '8 million believers world-wide.' However, the best available estimates from democratically- accountable European government agencies reveal that there are actually less than fifty thousands medium to long-term core-adherents of the 'Scientology' myth at any given time, many of whom act as de facto slave recruiters. All other so-called 'Scientologists' are merely transient customers.
David Brear

Trivedi confused the AP High Court judgement

Shyam
I see that young Trivedi is now clutching at straws in order to preserve his remaining ego-protecting delusions. The poor boy confuses the Andhra Pradesh High Court judgement, which only refers to the mathematical and psychological labyrinth that 'Amway' offers, and not to the length of time the average 'Amway' adherent (like himself) remains enslaved by that labyrinth.
In reality, the Indian judges were not given access to the wider quantifiable evidence of 'Amway's' hidden attrition/drop-out rate. On the contrary, the main evidence they examined was that of 'Amway's' own, absurd pyramid presentations. The Indian Judges, in their wisdom, immediately deduced that 'Amway' offers an illegal money circulation scheme based on the recruitment of a never-ending chain of contributing participant/recruiters, but which is camouflaged in a such complex and devious fashion that, even after victims have lost their time and money, and abandoned the fraud, most are unable to comprehend exactly how they were deceived and, in turn, used to deceive others.
As to the hidden, overall attrition/ drop-out rate in the so-called 'Amway Business Opportunity'. Even, the 'Amway' Ministry of Truth accepts that the average annual attrition/drop-out rate is always around 50%. However, confidential, internal 'Amway/Quixtar' documents (produced by independent accountants who seem more baffled than alarmed by what they discovered) prove that the bosses of the 'Amway' mob were fully-aware that, in 2005, the hidden attrition/ drop-out rate (on a 5 year cycle) for a random 10 000 US 'Amway' adherents, was 95%. However, even the remaining 5% core-group eventually give up.
I suggest, Shyam, that you make this damning evidence available to young Trivedi.
Whilst the 'Amway Ministry of Truth' continues steadfastly to pretend '3 millions Independent Business Owners World-Wide,' each year (by 'Amway's' own admission) around 1.5 millions are quietly dropping-out of the organization to be replaced by a fresh intake of wide-eyed, temporary dreamers. If you add up all the individuals who have been secretly churned through the 'Amway' closed-market swindle over the previous 50+ years, you arrive at a figure in the tens of millions.
Sadly, when the wider picture is examined, the hidden, overall attrition/drop rate for the so-called 'Amway Business Opportunity' has been (effectively) 100% - a fact, which has been maliciously occulted by the billionaire bosses of the 'Amway' mob for more than half a century to allow them to sustain their highly-profitable rackets.
David Brear

MyVideTalk is another racket like Amway

In an e-mail, a reader Mr Ravi Venkateswaran wanted to 'enlighten' me about MyVideoTalk's 'good business opportunity'. He claims that it is a good business opportunity to make money at the same time enjoying the web space. Like all 'good business opportunities' Mr Ravi also used the word 'money pouring in'. It is really pleasure to read that word. Money won't pour in from anywhere, it comes directly from the pockets of downline members who are made scapegoats.

Let us have a look at the business opportunity of MyVideoTalk. First one has to become a member by paying Rs. 10,000 to get Web Space and Web services allotted. Then you can use the MyVideoTalk for yourself. If one wants to earn money, one could enrol members and 'money starts pouring in'. Like Amway it too has different levels for its members. First Executive, then Silver Executive, Gold Executive, Plan Executive, Global Platinum Executive and Presidential Platinum Executive. As soon as new members are sponsored directly or by the efforts of his downlines, then all uplines in the group will get points for weekly or monthly commissions. All the points obtained in the week will be calculated and commission will be disbursed.

Like Amway, MyVideoTalk too has a compensation plan. It claims '6 ways to make money' with the MyVideoTalk Hybrid Compensation Plan. 1) Fast Start Bonus 2) Team Builder bonus 3) Executive Leadership Matrix Bonus 4) Weekly Team commissions 5) Global Rewards Check Match Bonus and 6) Monthly team commission.

In essence it is nothing but enrol members and earn huge commission. The Question is where do you find so many people to join all these schemes. That is why it is called 'mathematical impossibility' and outright cheating.

The problem with our 'educated lot in the society' is that they do not mind to cheat their friends and relatives to earn money. There are already a sizable number of silent victims all over country who lost their precious earnings in this scheme.

My dear fellow humans all over world! Do not get attracted to the sweet-coated words of such daylight robbers and fall prey. Do not lose money to such crooks. Save your money for your children or enjoy your life. Do not let these gangsters cheat you.

Court Jester Tex arrogantly boasts he is an IBO out to reform Amway

Shyam
I observe that more comic relief has appeared on your Blog (in the form of a string of scripted-comments) from your resident, unquestioning 'Amway' apologists.
Your free-thinking readers must be wondering how it is possible that Mr. Scott 'Tex' Johnson can keep on arroganty boasting that he is an 'Independent Business Owner' bravely campaigning to reform 'Amway' and 'shut-down the 'Tool Scam,' when he freely-admits that, for the previous 17 years, he has signed the same emasculating, 'Amway' annual contract (in which he had absolutely no say) which gave the authors of this reality-inverting document the absolute right to 'Terminate' his so-called 'Independent Business' at any time of their choosing?
Perhaps it might have been a wise idea for Mr. Johnson to have sought independent advice before he put his 'Amway' pen to the 'Amway' paper ?
Of course, if you just change the terminology, this means that Mr. Johnson refuses to question the highly-revealing fact that any insolvent adherent of 'Amway's Prosperity Gospel' myth (including young Trivedi) can be arbitrarily excommunicated (i.e. excluded from participation in the 'Amway' sacriments or from formal communion with the 'Amway' organization) by a body of democratically unaccountable persons in Ada Michigan, who have (in effect) awarded themselves exactly the same powers over their followers as any high-ranking Bishops or Cardinals sitting in an ecclesiastical court in Rome.
David Brear

Cheat apologists always come out with more excuses

Trivedi conveniently skips the question how much he is actually investing in purchasing products from Amway to enable him to earn Rs. 1000-1500 every month. He also did not reveal actually how many persons he recruited into the scheme (scam). Let us not beat around the bush Trivedi. Just answer these simple questions to tell the world what you and your beloved Amway are actually doing.

Likewise, Tex confessed that he did not make money as an IBO and he claims now that he is still on contract with Amway. Why should anybody continue in a scheme and above all, continue to defend a scamster company spending hours on the Net. Tex never reveals what are his stakes to support the Amway scam. It is hard to believe that the 'quality' products are the only 'excuse' for him to become an Amway apologist. Come out Tex! Let us not beat around the bush. Just announce to the world what your actual intentions are.

My dear fellow humans all over world! Look at these hypocrites and do not fall prey to the mischief of these money circulation schemes in the name of 'quality' products. These companies are only cheating you.