Comments on: Direct Sales Programme Brainwash

By: kelvin

kelvin — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 08:37:18 +0000

what i want to tell you is…when people offer us something, we have choice weather wan to believe or not…but 1st must give ourselve a chance to listen wat people say, coz we are young, we have a long journey to go, knowing more opportunity and chance is very useful for us…dont care about it is direct selling or wat, juz listen to it and see what you want in ur life, u have to ask urself is it you can get what you want in your whole life if you continue doing the things tat you doing now…if can, then just continue doing wat you do, because you already have tat opportunity…but what i want to tell you is, dont condem on other opportunity, it may not suit for you, but it works for somebody….the most important is you have to ask yourslef, giving yourself a chance to noe more about it…thanks..

many thanks..

kelvin_here@hotmail.com

By: ang

ang — Sun, 08 Mar 2009 16:35:28 +0000

I have just woke up from direct sales brainwash. Guest what? The reality is million will never never never wake up from brain wash of this direct sales giant AMWAY and most importantly it’s motivational organization eg. J&J, Cardour etc…

This amway motivational organization have the real evil wisdom

When I know this reality one night I cannot sleep. I afraid I’ll never wake up from amway motivational organization brainwash.

The prove is what I read is this book, http://www.merchantsofdeception.com/, wake me up. This is a book written by an America AMWAY Founder Emerald (A very high rank in Amway), he has been brainwash in Amway to brainwash his friends to brainwash other and finally thousands is brainwash.

The fact is Cruel but it is true. Amway motivational organization have been brainwash in 90+ countries for 50 years.

I believe Amway and its motivational organization (J&J, cardour, Walters) will soon be the Largest Fruad in this century.

Tell others to see the web site. Uncover the evil site of AMWAY

By: xocai

xocai — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 06:55:16 +0000

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By: Derick

Derick — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 21:56:24 +0000

I just stumbled over. Well.. Gemini and others who commented. i would just like to share this with you guys. There are always bad businesses going around. Judging an entire business domain called direct selling or MLM is not fair for the industry. In fact there are really good companies and support groups out there that teaches you alot about self improvement. That is what CEO’s and Managers learn about. Just be careful choosing the right one. choose the one that does not manipulate, cheat or lie. it is very unethical to practice such businesses and it harms your social life. A good MLM will always do things ethically and usually last more than three years or so. MLM is not pyramid schemes or money game. its good to learn how to differentiate between, often ppl get confused. MLM is very similar to conventional business, it is just more advance at the leadership and marketing stage. if you succeed in an MLM, you can basically pick up any job you want and succeed in it. i am not kidding. MLM is not all about selling. keep an open mind

Personal Note: It changed my life and negative attitudes and had brought me better understanding of myself and what i really want. my mom saw that improvement i achieved with MLM, she is really proud of me.

By: Zhanna

Zhanna — Mon, 08 Oct 2007 16:24:50 +0000

Hi I found your site searching MLMs and brainwashing and I have another company to add, Forever Living. I’ve been harassed by my tutor into joining for a year, she’s just waiting for me to turn 18… I’ve been to a few of their brainwashing sessions (now I always pretend I’m busy); all they do is compare their statistics for selling and recruiting and then watch some vague motivational videos about goals and money. I’ve also heard they have these international rallies where they sing a song about aloe vera and are so obsessed with the stuff that it’s kind of creepy. The products aren’t bad, but are very overpriced and you could get the same thing from a health food store. I’m sure most people would rather have a regular job than dedicate all their free time to selling and recruiting and not even see results for years (if at all). And besides not everyone likes or is good at selling and recruiting. I don’t trust any business dependent on harassing people.

By: SengAun Ong

SengAun Ong — Fri, 21 Sep 2007 11:49:06 +0000

Actually her technique was just moderate. A more cunning MLMer will ask you whether you are free on this day or that day. That question makes you choose one day instead of answer "not free". Nowadays when a friend asks you about your time availability, you can say that he or she has a hidden agenda. Lampe Berger is very nasty as it uses mind control technique. Their upline drives Porche and you are chased by Ah Long (they want you to borrow money from loan shark so that you will be under pressure to bring more people in). There are more points to watch about MLM: http://www.tipskey.com/consumer_alert/read_this_before_joining_mlm.htm

By: Timothy Ngim

Timothy Ngim — Wed, 01 Aug 2007 18:18:00 +0000

I advice all students out there who listen to mlm talks:
1. Keep ur mind oipen. (Not too open and not too closed)
2. If too expensive don’t do
3. Never let anyone force you

If the mlm company has lifetime membership for a small fee, then maybe its good to consider joining but you don’t have to really sell until start workinglar..

By: The end of 2006 at Clueless Dream

The end of 2006 at Clueless Dream — Sun, 31 Dec 2006 15:05:22 +0000

[...] A lot happens this year, such as the world cup fever, the news that made Miri popular for a while, I got pulled to a direct sales brainwashing session, and not forgetting the dumb ass that took my blog entry about my gay friend. I also write about why I am still single, and that’s when I got a lot of thoughtful comments, like Love is Blind, and some says that girlfriend maintenance isn’t that costly. Well, maybe I can try my luck in this for the year 2007 [...]

By: Natalie

Natalie — Fri, 03 Nov 2006 10:34:12 +0000

so embarrasing…i’m one of the victim for the lamp berger case…my friend took me there and a lot of people came to make friends with me by talking about their experience…and u know wat? after talking to me about their experiences and the progress in the company, they straight away took my ic and photostated, at last they ask for RM150 ( registration fee) and another RM2500 for upgrade my membership so that i can start my MLM so-called part time job…i started to feel scared coz RM2500 is not a small amount to me so i claimed to them dat i oni have RM50…Wat happened next? they took my RM50 and asked my friend to help me pay another RM100 and i have to borrow RM2500 from my other friends and they also taught me how to tell lie to my friends in borrowing this large amount money…but now i told my friend tat i wanna quit coz i really cant get the RM2500, luckily they dint do anything tat will hurt me and just let me go…but i really scared they will somthing bad with my photostated ic, haiz….

By: Kurogane

Kurogane — Sun, 15 Oct 2006 12:24:08 +0000

Don’t join this kind of things. Direct sales = Pyramid Marketing scheme. I’ve had a few friends that kena trap by this things, especially that Lampe Berger crap. How the heck are you supposed to sell RM 2000 things easily, especially if you’re a student.