> An analogy they used was a car dealership.
> Say you wanted to sell new cars and started
> a business doing so creating income.
>
>
> As people wanted to trade-in their cars to buy
> a new one, you found yourself additionally in
> the used-car sales business, now with a second
> income.
>
>
> Next, people came in with their car wanting
> service so you start a service business—income
> number three.
>
>
> The service business needs parts so you start a
> parts businesss—income number four.
>
>
> Certainly, there is nothing wrong with these
> other sources of income.
No, there's nothing wrong with creating multiple income sources. But
does the owner or top dealers of the car dealership recruit new
salespeople telling them that they can become wealthy selling new
cars, keeping secret that there is income being made from used cars,
service and parts? When those secondary forms of income are revealed
by third-party sources, do they seek to minimize how much income is
being made from these sources? Do they then claim that there never
was a problem with keeping making money from these secondary income,
even though most of their salesmen are not taught how to profit from
them and have no clue how they can get involved in it or how much they
will make from it if they do?
Are there or are there not CONTRACTS that spell out what their
salespeople will make for the work that they do?
If there are (and we know there are), then tell me where I can find a
sample of an AmQuix tools contract. An expired one would do. My
understanding is the the tools contracts are verbal. Imagine the kind
of money involved in that deal, and tell me that a VERBAL contract is
a good idea!
I don't think it is. And I think car dealerships are given a bad name
by an AmQuix comparison with them. It's a laughably shallow example.
The standard should be legally binding contracts and transparency.
Most legitimate businesses have both, at least to some degree, usually
far in excess of anything to be found in Amway/Quixtar.
PW
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