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April 15, 2004

From the BoB Forum

By QBlog in

The Quixtar discussion continues at a Board titled Best of the Boards. This particular thread is simply titled Quixtar?. Here's the initial post that started the Quixtar conversation:

My brother is wanting to get into this and has been to three mtgs. I read online that they are owned by the same people as amway.
Anyone have any info? Pros or cons? He is only 18 and looking for an easy way to make quick money (arent we all) and since he WONT do PL I want to advise him the best i can.

THANKS!
Amy

And here are a few snippets from the replies
HarmonyGlow
I wouldn't recommend it. It is the same company as Amway.

akcandlelady
Personally, I wouldn't do it. I have no need for all that "STUFF."

waxmajik
it is amway....and a friend was thinking of it too....pay to go to too many meetings weekly and i believe a few hundred to get started

LaneIT
Something positive...they sell GREAT laundry detergent. I was an Amway/Quixtar distributor because I love their detergent. It isn't that expensive to get started and you get a pretty decent discount on the products if you're a distributor. (I have extremely sensitive skin and for a long time this was the only detergent I could use.) I like some of their other products, also.

You won't make money doing this (in my opinion). Is it possible -- yes, is it likely -- NO.

I love Web discussions. They're so human.

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Absolutely.
If you get in and follow those that have made money, then so will you.
Its precisely certain folks that for whatever reason dont want you to succeed. Obviously cause your not in their group.

Are you old enough to read, see, follow ?
Well if you are this is a great thing!

Posted by: Geo | April 19, 2004 12:15 AM

ur a bunch of broke ass pple who sits on ur broke ass.

Posted by: fried shrimp chips | April 19, 2004 5:00 PM

Don't do it! I did Quixtar for 6 months and ended up spending lots of money and time, with very little return. I then relized that the people in my upline that were suppose to be so successfull were really broke. (Living on credit cards and dreams.)
KB

Posted by: KB | April 20, 2004 10:04 AM





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