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Yes, thank you, I am unique. Much like the rare individual who signs up at the health club and then actually shows up consistently until the desired results are achieved. By your logic, the epidemic of obesity and heart disease must be evidence diet and exercise don't work.

Chuckle.

And by YOUR "logic", Ted Bundy was a cultural icon. After all, HE was unique too.

You can't have it both ways. Either Amway is great for the average guy -- or, it's a meat-grinder for all except the "unique" few.

Flip-flop.

One more thing. It is a big deal that a modern big business actually supports conservative, not politically correct, causes.

Blah, blah, blah.

The scope of the outfit encompasses far more than the money they pitch to the Country Club "G"OP set that knows what side its bread's buttered on.

If you were trying to impress me, you did. Not necessarily in the way you intended, though.

I think I'll bow out of this thread now. It's apparently getting drowned out by the Ambots and their rah rah happytalk.

Anyone wanting to read something other than party line happytalk is urged to type "amway" into google.

You might want to refine your search by including words like "ftc" or "recovery". In fact, simply typing the two words "amway recovery" (without the quotes) will keep you busy for hours -- and leave you a bit queasy.

Google is your friend.

The only point I was trying to make is that it is unusual for folks to follow through on most things. I am an average guy who followed through, which made me unique I guess. But, I know lots of folks who are successful and happy in the business.

I am certain there is no convincing or impressing you, I just make it a point to defend what I have experienced as a good thing that supports lots of good causes that I believe in on the conservative side of the aisle.

Sorry it didn't turn out that way for you.