Amway and Quixtar

See also:

• Business: Opportunities: Networking-MLM: Amway and Quixtar  (2)

Amway: The Untold Story -  .

- Mirror of comprehensive site by Sidney Schwartz, filled with useful information and documented with price comparisons and success statistics.

AmQuix.info - - Speeches and documents from former members, leaders, lawsuits and business analysis.

Amway and Rules Enforcement - - On-line petition to the FTC to examine Amway's enforcement of retail selling rules by the MLM Survivors Homepage.

Amway Sucks - - David Touretzky's site includes a mirror of "Amway: The Untold Story" and a contest to guess the date Timothy Delaney sends him a subpoena.

Amway: The Continuing Story - - Pages include: evidence that Amway is a cult, an Amway terms pages, and contact information for every company found in the Amway catalogs.

Amway/Quixtar Memory Hole, The - - Stories about the Amway experience in the 1970s and 1980s, many mirrored from other sites which have been shut down.

ex-cult.org: Amway - - Site mirrors of several Amway sites.

MLM Survivors Homepage: Quixtar - - Links to press articles about Quixtar, Amway's attempt to re-invent itself on the internet.

Perils of Amway, The - - A critical look at the Amway corporation, including two personal stories, arguments and discussion, and reader mail.

Religious Movements Homepage: Amway - - Study of Amway as a para-religion.

SIMPOS: Amway - - Unreviewed links to about 20 sites critical of Amway.

Skeptic's Dictionary: Amway (Quixtar) - - Encyclopedia-type article about Amway.

Unofficial Amway FAQs - - Commentary on inaccurate and misleading statements in the official Amway FAQ list.

Worldwide Dreambuilders and The Things They Will Say To Profit From Your Dreams - - Experiences of ex-member of Worldwide Dreambuilders progra.

Distributors sue Amway, claim misrepresentation - - [Bloomberg Business News] (January 16, 1998)

She Did It Amway - - "Amway funded Sue Myrick (R-N.C.) and taught her to reach the top by climbing on the backs of people on the bottom. Now she's pushing the company's conservative agenda and its expansion into markets abroad." [Mother Jones] (September, 1996)