Thursday, January 1, 2009

The Black Amway/Quixtar Gift From the Dark Side


A Gift that arrives in the mail with a completely dull black envelope embossed by small silver Ribbon. Have you been a recipient of one of these non-gifts that Amway Global cultists substitute for real presents. These black gifts represent more than just an overpriced product scam, they point out the utter deception the cult members themselves are under. Even their family are relegated to mere PV points on the Amway road to fools gold.

Amway Global/Quixtar Ribbon Gifts are a first class rip off; the accompanying catalog is rife with badly overpriced non-presents--candles and scents and the like. Not generally products one might legitimately live without. Recipients recognize this 'black gift' as evidence that insanity exists somewhere possibly in their own gene pool.

Receivers of THE BLACK GIFT are basically made to feel someohow unclean in the sender's fraudulent affairs and their very corrupt totalitarian regime and World Amway cult.

Beware of the handsomely dressed couple, dressed to the 9's in dress suits to impress and misrepresent. They go out as the 'Conways' perpetrating their scam and themselves as successful, although neither is true. Their 'black gift' attempts to represent Amway as a success which any thinking person knows to be a complete and utter myth. The Conways are perpetrating fraud and are guilty of intent to defraud their fellow villagers. Avoid the Amway criminal Conways! You may not be able to avoid their black gift from the darkside. Word Up!

5 comments:

Joecool said...

But but, if you buy a gift for yourself, you get "paid" to do so. LOL

John said...

It's a gift card. God forbid they get you a gift card from their business... I received a couple of these and I liked what they had. Demonizing people who are working hard to better their life and are providing a service for others is pretty low.

quixtarisacult said...

John...

But their so called 'business' is actually a swindle where 'they' become the victimized in the end.

John said...

I guess you've had a different experience with the business than I have.

quixtarisacult said...

John,

First of all thanks for commenting.

Is it really a business when you basically do all the buying? Not only do you buy the goods, you buy the instructions on how to recruit others who supposedly 'duplicate' your activities. Who really benefits but the top kingpins sellers of tools and Amway who manages to extract much more for their mostly generic products than they are really worth?

You enrich racketeers in a business ran exactly like the mafia. That's all I'm saying. You really don't have to believe me. I'll not pull you out of this scam if you really don't want to leave it. I can only tell you what and with whom you are really involved.