Monday 15 June 2009

Kudos to Sikkim police for alerting public about Amway frauds

Kudos to Sikkim police for alerting public about Amway frauds
Congratulations Sikkim police!
The senior superintendent of police of the crime branch CID of Sikkim State police department issued a public alert notice warning the people against joining in the nefarious activities of Amway India Enterprises Ltd which is brazenly involved in the money circulation scheme in the guise of product sales. Here is the full text of the notice for public consumption.

R.O. NO. 735/IPR/PUB/07-08 (I) Dt. 4/2/08.

Crime BranchState Police Headquarter DepartmentGangtok
NOTICE

It is notified for the information of the public in general that the Amway India Enterprises started their business operation in India in May, 1998. It deals with various consumer goods like tooth paste, soaps and other products like Nutralites etc. These products are camouflaged to cover up their money circulation schemes. This company is into the recruitment of members and the sale of products is only incidental to the main activity of recruitment and payment of commission. Through a promise of quick and easy money this company has succeeded in duping the gullible public in India.
The activities of this company are akin to money circulation schemes, which in India are expressly banned under the Prize Chits and Money Circulation Schemes (Banning) Act, 1978.In the year 2006, a case was registered against Amway and its distributors by CID/Andhra Pradesh on a specific complaint on 24/09/06 vide Crl. Case No. 10/2006 U/S 385/420 IPC and Section 4, 5 & 6 of the Prize Chits and Money Circulation Schemes (Banning) Act, 1978.
The Division Bench of High Court of Andhra Pradesh vide order dated 19/07/2007, delivered a landmark and path breaking judgment holding that the scheme of Amway India Enterprises is nothing but money circulation scheme. Later, Amway challenged the High Court order through Special Leave Petition in the Apex Court of India, which was dismissed on 14/08/2007 by the Supreme Court.
As discovered by CID, E.O.W. Andhra Pradesh Amway India Enterprises is a founder member of Indian Direct Selling Association (IDSA) which is an association of different companies having similar modus operandi purportedly multilevel marketing just as the Amway Scheme. All these companies viz. Avon Beauty Products, Tupperware, Modicare, Oriflame India etc. including Amway India Enterprises are carrying on the business thereby violating the provision of Section 2(C) of Prize Chits and Money Circulation Scheme (Banning) Act, 1978.
This view was endorsed by the Apex Court in dismissing against Amway special leave petition.Thus, the business being carried out and carried on by the above companies by misleading/misguiding the innocent people have appeared to be illegal in the eyes of the law of the land and hence adequate publicity is given to the public in General for their awareness.


Clear-thinking people are there in India
Shyam
Congratulations, your Blog has received perhaps the ultimate 'Amway' inversion of reality.
According to the squawking 'Amway' Lord Haw Haw, Mr. ('IBOFB') Steadson, courageous whistle-blowers, like Eric Scheibeler, lost money in 'Amway' simply because they refused to obey 'Amway's' rules. The fact that over 10 years, Eric Scheibeler, and his 'Emerald Group(s)', recruited thousands more adherents all of whom were maliciously indoctrinated to hand over a fixed sum of money every month (arbitrarily defined as 'Sales' by the 'Amway' bosses) and to recruit their friends and relatives to duplicate the same economically- unviable system (on the pretext that this would bring them 'Total Financial Freedom in 2-5 Years'), is completely ignored by Steadson, because he pretends that such an illegal money circulation scheme is forbidden by 'Amway's' rules.
In brief, although there are piles of destitute victims of the 'Amway' financial holocaust and a handful of billionaire profiteers, according to Lord Haw Haw Steadson, it was all the fault of the these victims: not the profiteers.
Indeed, when Eric Scheibeler began to re-enter reality he actually approached the big 'Amway' bosses in Ada Michigan to inform them of what was happening. This resulted in Eric being booted out of 'Amway' and his being subjected to all manner of indirect intimidation in a typical attempt to silence him. Unfortunately, we all know that the 'Amway' rules have been put there to fool casual observers (including: Judges, law enforcement agents, legislators, journalists, etc.). These rules are just a part of a much greater inversion of reality. They are not, and never have been, enforced.
The 'Amway' bosses undoubtedly run a major organized crime group. This sanctimonious little gang of racketeers have acquired billions of dollars via a closed-market swindle and related advanced fee fraud. Their counterfeit rule book is simply more evidence of how they sustain their shameful activities by obstructing justice. The document is part of a pattern of racketeering activity.
Fortunately, it seems that there are plenty of clear-thinking people (in authority) in India who have worked out what really lurks behind 'Amway.'


IBOFB pushing Amway mob to prison cell
Shyam
Lord Haw Haw Steadson's squawking on your Blog has become increasingly hoarse of late. His billionaire bosses in the USA cannot be too pleased with his limp flapping performance. Mr. Scott ('Tex') Johnson's puerile and abusive contributions require no further comment.
It has been clearly explained to your readers how 'Amway' is an ongoing, major organized crime group which has generated, and continues to generate, billions of dollars via a closed-market swindle, and related advanced fee fraud, for a handful of sanctimonious racketeers in the USA. The silence of these racketeers' (usually aggressive) echelon of amoral attorneys in the face of this well-informed analysis is deafening. However, several Indian judges and police officers have already reached almost the same conclusions independently.
Self-evidently, when the wider picture is examined, the global 'Amway' organization is revealed as having been maliciously set up as a labyrinth of corporate structures in order to isolate its US-based billionaire bosses from liability. The setting up of such a criminogenic system has been defined as a 'pattern of racketeering activity' in US federal law by the Racketeer Influenced Corrupt Organizations act of 1970 (drafted by Prof. G. Robert Blakey), and clarified by subsequent US Supreme Court rulings. In reality, the 'Amway' bosses know that, now the US government has changed, they face prosecution under RICO, being strippped of all their stolen wealth and spending the rest of natural lives behind bars. The fact that they have sought to buy political protection from the previous administration only aggravates their case.
Thus, according to the above analysis, when anyone accuses the 'Amway' bosses of running an ongoing, major organized crime group, their standard response should be to hide behind the labyrinth of structures which, and individuals whom, they have maliciously placed between themselves and criminal liability. Obviously, this is exactly what they are doing on your Blog; for Lord Haw Haw Steadson (if he really exists as one individual) is part of the 'Amway' labyrinth. His latest squawking about Eric Scheibeler (a former poster boy for the 'Amway' bosses, who was falsely portrayed by them as a shining example of success to be copied) comprises the predictable claim that Eric (who can prove that he lost $100 000 and passed around $4 millions to his so-called 'Upline') was actually the victim of certain corrupt millionaire 'Amway' under-bosses, not the honest 'Amway' billionaire bosses.
This type of limp defence is essentilly no different to that previously put forward by Mafia attorneys. Laughably, each time Lord Haw Haw Steadson squawks from his script, he's merely pushing the leaders of the 'Amway' mob closer to a prison cell.


Crooks keep on asking what is wrong with Amway business model
Some people are stupid enough to ask what is wrong with Amway business model apart from the tool scam after one and half years of hundreds of posts and elaborate discussion on 6-4-3 business plan and equally elaborate discussion on the judgement of Andhra Pradesh High Court. When it is clearly evident that several millions of people lost their money in the Amway India business model and the crooks are out to cheat several millions of people with the false promises of 'total financial freedom in 2-5 years', these crooks are stupid enough to ask what is wrong with the Amway India business model.
Under 6-4-3 plan. the members have to enrol new members and encourage their downline to encourage more members to achieve total financial freedom in 2-5 years.
That is what is called mathematical impossibility which the Supreme Court of India highlighted in its judgement in a money circulation scheme scam. Still these crooks ask once again what is wrong with the business model of Amway.
The other day a government offical said that all these schemes are dead and no one is interested anylonger to join such schemes. Surprisingly, he also said that Amway India is almost dead and the company is hardly finding new persons to get enrolled. I really do not know what his source is nor what is the basis for his conclusion. Anyway, he did not elaborate it. He simply concluded that people have become cleverer and they do not fall for these schemes. When pointed out that these crooks are coming out with new cunning ideas, he just brushed them off.
It is sad to note that some comments are going personal and it is not healthy. If anybody wants to discuss the issue, one is welcome. Otherwise, he might be barred from participating in the discussion. It could be taken as warning.

Feeble defence by a Amway Feeble defender
Shyam,

This is perhaps the most feeble 'Amway' defence, put forward by the most feeble 'Amway' defender, : 'Without the Tool scam , there's nothing wrong with the Amway Business Model.'
Self-evidently, if the so-called 'Business Model' was economically viable for 'Amway' participants, then the so-called 'Tools' wouldn't be needed. The two frauds are, thus, inter-related, for neither could exist independently. How the twin 'Amway' frauds function, has been maliciously designed to be beyond the understanding of the victims. 'Amway' victims are subjected to coordinated, devious techniques, of social, psychological and physical persuasion. They are manipulated by their instinctual desire not be categorized as a 'Negative Loser' by the organization's closed-logic (totalitarian) controlling scenario. Victims are constantly shown ritual images of 'Positive Winners' the role-models of 'Amway Success ' complete with luxury cars, swimming pools, mansions, Rolex watches, etc. Victims are contantly told that they too can 'Achieve their Dreams and Goals in 2-5 years, if they too 'Exactly Duplicate the Plan' and 'Follow the 100% Positive Mental Attitude of their Admired and Respected Leaders.'
In this way, the worst-case 'Amway' victims are dissociated from external reality and reformed into de facto slaves recruiters in a closed-market swindle and related advanced fee fraud. Core-victims of the twin 'Amway' frauds are deceived into a totalitarian command-economy in microcosm, where not only the means of production, distribution and exchange are centrally controlled , but also the system of dispute resolution.
Thus, de facto 'Amway' slaves (who are falsely defined in their contracts as 'Independent Business Owners') become powerless pawns in a hermetic, money circulation game which, by the laws of economics, they can never win, but they are constantly told that failure to win in the 'Amway Business Model' is their fault and their fault alone. The whole closed-logic, closed-market 'Amway' system is designed to produce guilt and reduce victims to the level of naughty children in front of disapproving parental figures. The more guilty victims feel, the more their instinctual desire increases to escape from that guilt and to receive the love and approval of their 'Leaders.' however, the only path they are offered to escape comprises the purchase of materials which the most-deluded victims are led to believe will guarantee them entry to the secure 'Amway' Utopia -'Total Financial Freedom'.

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