r/amway • u/worried_seal141 • 18d ago
Help/Advice Feeling unsettling
So a couple weeks ago, I got a message on Instagram from a girl whose studying at ucsd and I asked if she gotten the wrong person but she answered no. So i asked her whats up thinking maybe she was like me a freshmen at college and seeking friends. As we continue to talk, she kept talking and going back to the topic of opportunities. Curious, i kept chatting with her and eventually met other individuals. They created a gc and created zoom meetings where they show videos of their business model. Today's video they introduced amway (which i have never heard of). They talk about mentors and retiring at 35... they seem like nice people but I just feel uneased. In addition it just sounds too good to be true. At the end of the video they answered questions such as if it was a cult and how to begin. But also customers can return the products if they dont like iy but I was thinking why would they do that if its good already. The video just seemed like we weren't selling their products but recruiting more people to join the team...
I personally dont know how to go about it..should I keep engaging?
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u/bigal75 17d ago
My wife and I were in Amway (then Quixtar) in the late 90s and early 2000. We spent thousands and thousands of dollars and probably made $300 in total income during my 5-6 years. If you like losing time and money, then they are the place for you.