quixtar? Options

[rnicron]

my brother's ex girlfriend is trying to get me in on this. i find out today through a mutual friend that it's quixtar and start looking up information on it, finding out that it all just seems like a big scam. it's nothing like they preach to you in the seminars. she then texted the mutual friend asking if he had told me the information.

don't come in here and say i don't know anything about it. i don't give a shit. i want real opinions on if it's worth it or not, and if the goals are obtainable.

[rnicron]

yeah, i ask because it seemed completely legit last night, but i guess that's the point. they compared it to facebook networking, where when you first started, you had no friends, but now look where you end up. i feel torn because the "recruiter" is my brother's ex-girlfriend, and her and i got along really well. i told her that she better not be lying to me, and all she can say is that she's seen the money they can get and that it's amazing. almost every text i got from her was "it's amazing!" it was really redundant. i got really confused when she asked why i was asking if it was quixtar, and upon telling her, she said there are many different programs associated with amway. she kept telling me that's a really good deal, but i guess any business person looking for a quick buck would do the same thing. like my mom said, she's only recruiting me so that i start to sell stuff, and in turn, gain her money while she does nothing. it's kind of sucky that it comes down to that given how close we were, but i guess you gotta do what you gotta do. i would like to strike it rich easily, but i guess i'll go back to the basic means. after all the reviews i've read, i don't even see how anyone could fall for it, unless you're at the top and leading the seminars, in which you would have everyone that signed up linked underneath you and you're raking in thousands a day. i don't think i'd ever plan on getting to that point, so i guess i'll just be the measly employee they talk about. damn.