Read the new article at the IBOAI website about the UK dismissal of claims against Amway UK called “UK Case Against Amway UK Dismissed.” That website isn’t a blog, so you can’t comment there, but you sure can here!
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May 15, 2008
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Great news. I do hope though that the IBOAI takes very seriously Mr. DeVos's & Mr. Van Andel's letter. The judge actually agreed with much of the basis of the suit, but let Amway off because he felt the necessary reforms. As IBO leaders, you the IBOAI must stress transparency, honesty, and 100% full total commitment to the spirit of accreditation. Not just lip service, not jsut putting up the points on a website, but actually educate new IBOs on what proper business practices are. Failing to do this is shooting yourself in the foot, and letting us IBOs that actually build our businesses properly down. It'd be disastrous for us if such a thing happened in the USA.
However, as IBOs with the biggest businesses in the world, I'd like to commend all of you, and wish you all the best-I'm sure most of the board must have had many businesses in the UK.
Posted by: William | May 15, 2008 at 05:32 PM
Fantastic news. There are thousands of ABOs ready and waiting to get running again and re-build their businesses.
Posted by: robert | May 19, 2008 at 09:51 AM