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Andy Andrews Amway Quixtar Team In Focus Tool Scam Anti-MLM Scam

Andy Andrews at a major function, while he was still an active Diamond IBO, and shortly before he and several other TIF (Team In Focus) Diamonds and above were terminated in 2002. There are two key parts. At the 12 minute mark, Andy claims several times more is made from tools than from Amway (the name Quixtar was used in North America from 9/1/1999 until it was phased out and returned to the Amway name from 2007-2009), and a couple minutes later states Amway that mandates only 2% of IBOs should make money from tools, and the other 98% shouldn’t even know there is an opportunity to make money from tools. Can YOU say RICO FRAUD??!? For more information regarding Amway and other MLM scams, see www.StopTheAmwayToolScam.wordpress.com, www.AllMLMFacts.org, and www.AmwayUKblog.wordpress.com Do your part and copy/paste this message all over social media (unless owned/operated by current Amway IBOs or the Amway scam company), and encourage them to do the same, and so on, à la network marketing/MLM. Also, submit a complaint to the FTC at https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov... If you don't, then you're part of the problem. Amway has 2 major problems, and most MLMs have at least one of these issues: 1. The products are overpriced, which makes them almost impossible to sell to customers and results in Amway being an illegal pyramid, according to the FTC and SEC websites and previous court decisions and settlements; and 2. The Tool Scam is hidden profit for the top level distributors only, and the vast majority of distributors operate at a net loss as a result. This is RICO fraud. For recent examples, google “FTC” along with the following companies, one at a time: FHTM, BurnLounge, Zeek, TelexFree, Vemma, Advocare, Neora, Javita, Waiora, Business For Health, and Herbalife. Make a complaint on the FTC website: https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov... Although there is no federal law defining pyramid schemes, the FTC has a long and successful track record of using its Section 5 law prohibiting “unfair and deceptive” business practices to go after MLM scams: https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/busin... which states, in part, “Not all multilevel marketing plans are legitimate. If the money you make is based on your sales to the public, it may be a legitimate multilevel marketing plan. If the money you make is based on the number of people you recruit and your sales to them, it’s probably not. It could be a pyramid scheme. Pyramid schemes are illegal, and the vast majority of participants lose money.” Read about these and much more at these websites: www.StopTheAmwayToolScam.wordpress.com and www.AllMLMFacts.org, and email [email protected] to help shut down Amway and other MLM scams. Watch this video about Amway and other MLM scams, then forward it to everyone you know, except for current Amway IBOs, and encourage them to do the same. When enough people know, these scams will collapse: English version:    • Multilevel Marketing: Last Week Tonight wi...   Spanish version:    • Mercadeo Multinivel: Last Week Tonight Wit...   Note to YouTube: This post is clearly a critical critique of the video and is therefore NOT protected by any copyright laws.