My boyfriend is in Quixtar, and I decided awhile back to support him
in his *selling* efforts (but not the "sharing of the plan" part). I
realized that I had to support *some* part of his business efforts to
avoid a total relationship breakdown. I buy a few things from him on a
sporadic basis. My items are not enough to make or break the PV level
he gets, and I have him order them for me only when he's placing an
order himself (I refuse to pay the shipping costs, which are very
high). The few products I get are, in my opinion, of good quality and
are priced well at the IBO price. To me, the real problem with the
business lies in the "motivational" aspect, not in the product retail,
though so many of the products ARE way overpriced.
-EA
--- In mlmsurvivorsclub@
wrote:
>
> If you like those products - I'd keep buying them. That way you CAN
> say you are being "supportive" - and hopefully, it will keep the lines
> of communication open. There's certainly not enough PV involved to
> earn him a bonus.
>
> And I'm another one who agrees that it's good to charge him rent.
> It's what an "adult" does; and it cuts back his expendable income for
> "tools" (Tapes and stuff from the AMO).
>
> The "tough one" will be: what will you do when he says he can't pay
> rent because he needs to go to some expensive Function?? I'm pretty
> sure his upline will be pushing him to do that.
>
> Deb
>
>
> --- In mlmsurvivorsclub@
> >
> > Much of the advice I've heard (re:20 year old son involved in Quixtar
> > for 2 years) is to stop giving him financial support. I buy 3 of his
> > products, even though the prices are inflated...sports drinks, protein
> > drinks and the re-incarnation of Amway laundry soap. My husband
> > thinks I should stop buying these. Feedback?
> >
>
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