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There are many many myths about network marketing and the Amway and Quixtar business opportunities. Like most myths, they can have a basis in truth, but then over time they become twisted into unrecognizability. | There are many many myths about network marketing and the Amway and Quixtar business opportunities. Like most myths, they can have a basis in truth, but then over time they become twisted into unrecognizability. | ||
| − | * MYTH: | + | * [[MYTH: Amway is a Pyramid]] |
| − | * MYTH: Saturation | + | * [[MYTH: Saturation]] |
| − | * MYTH: 70% Retail Sales Rule | + | * [[MYTH: 70% Retail Sales Rule]] |
| − | * MYTH: The products are overpriced | + | * [[MYTH: The products are overpriced]] |
| − | * MYTH: No growth in North American IBOs in 30 years | + | * [[MYTH: No growth in North American IBOs in 30 years]] |
| − | * MYTH: North American sales have shrunk in the last 15 years | + | * [[MYTH: North American sales have shrunk in the last 15 years]] |
| − | * MYTH: "internal consumption pyramid" | + | * [[MYTH: "internal consumption pyramid"]] |
Latest revision as of 23:55, 8 March 2008
There are many many myths about network marketing and the Amway and Quixtar business opportunities. Like most myths, they can have a basis in truth, but then over time they become twisted into unrecognizability.
