Of the many Rules of Conduct, one of the most serious is that against cross-group solicitation. The Best Practice for IBOs is to honor the lines of sponsorship. The newest IBO Best Practices on our main website shows how it applies to existing IBOs. Read about it, then tell us what you think.
Find more IBO Best Practices at our IBO Best Practices archive page.
It is great to have the Best Practices area! It gives us a chance to refresh our memories or learn about the things that make this business fair.
There have been times that I've met someone who ends up being in another organization. It is wise to just encourage them and cheer on their L.O.A. because we expect that the same would happen if one of our team members was in the same situation. Besides there is more than enough area and people for all of us to succeed together!
Posted by: Amy | September 09, 2009 at 01:34 PM
I Have had a situation where my Platinum upline showed a plan on my behalf at a home meeting at my home to a prospect. The prospect then attended the ECS at the Radissin hotel in Toronto with me,They were introduced to the speaker as my prospect, The following week the speaker and his downline went to the prospect house ( The prospect's wife is the speaker's downline friend. They were at the ECS when I brought the Prospect there) They bombarded the prospect and would not leave their home for 6 hrs. until the prospect signed up with them. The rules are in place but not necessarily being followed. What can one expect from the IBOAI board in such cases?
[Contact the Business Conduct & Rules Dept. at Amway Global and they will sort it out. If you aren't satisfied with the results, the Board will help with an Informal Hearing under the Disputes Resolution Process. Moderator.]
Posted by: Bibi Ablack | October 16, 2009 at 11:08 AM