Tapes cost - 1.5 tapes a week @ $7 per tape. Every so often they add $3 on per tape so that they can give that money to a charity of their choice. There is no accounting of the donations..1 book purchased from upline or bookstore. Seminar 8 times a year, if all 3-4 sessions are attended it is $18-24 per Seminar. 4 Major functions a year, per person - Dream Night $66, $150(?), $150, $90. WWDB Ron Puryear  claims there are no overhead expenses.

Voice Messaging: Communikate ($25 - $31.95 per month or $19.95 for voicemail only. A month free if you pay for a year at a time.)

Internet access ISP and WWDB.com - $12.00 per month and $1 for personalized web site access. (It may be $15 if you pay month by month, instead of for the whole year.) $5.00 for email only and personalized web site access.

Home Consumption Plan

"Eagle and Double Eagle"

WWDB use to hold weekend Mini-Rallies, that is an Emerald who would show the plan, have a seminar and rally. This function seems to have been replaced by product seminars. WWDB has three types: Artistry Clinics, Nutrition Seminars, Home Seminars (Home Care Product Education)

WWDB  discourages the Member option in Quixtar.

AS OF JULY 2003 for fiscal 2002 and 2003

WWDB YTD BV up 13.06%, Quixtar YTD BV up 7.87%
WWDB YTD PV up 10.21%, Quixtar YTD BV up 5.0%
WWDB new IBO’s up 8.04%, Quixtar new IBO’s down 5.19%
(much of this is due to the fact that since 1999 many other organizations depicted Quixtar as a g get rich quick scheme where there was no work involved)

WWWDB new members up 44.91%, Quixtar new members up 23.99%
WWDB new clients up 339.28%, Quixtar new clients up 133%
(The source was supposedly a personal letter from Ken McDonald as well as a Kate message from him directed to Ron Puryear.)

WW’s client numbers are probably higher than other LOS without these two things, because they do encourage clients (those who say no to the business should ALWAYS become clients – you’re supposed to guilt them into it because they are your friends). But the statistics you show seemed way over the top, even to me. Then I got to thinking… Anyway – thought you’d find that interesting.

Last know Diamonds: McCracken, Crown Leif Johnson, Strom, Bob Payne, Dick Payne, Singleton, Carlton, Jaramillo, Morales, and Bellacera. Jaramillo was kicked out of the Globalnet team due to tools loading in his downline.

All of GlobalNet is under Jack Daughery, ILD chair, who personally sponsored Leif Johnson. Jack Daugherty and Jody Victor are featured at many GlobalNet events.

There once were five or six Diamonds who were part of WWDB. Around the mid 80s these Diamonds left WWDB to form another system which soon was renamed INA or International Networking Association. INA had a board of directors (the diamonds) and held diamond meetings several times each year. All Diamonds had voting rights but most stuck to the lines of sponsorship and voted whatever their upline Diamond did. Some ten or so years later Jim Elliot achieved the EDC level and was recognized at the 96 INA FED as a new EDC. He was also recognized as the new 'chairman for life' of INA. Less than a year later 11 Diamonds left INA to form GlobalNet. INA elected to change from a diamond board to a structure more like the Amway Policy Board structure. Thus, the founding diamonds sat on Executive Board and the other underling diamonds sat on various committees mirroring the current IBOIA structure. INA diamonds say they all have an equal say in INA decisions while GlobalNet IBOs claimed only a few INA diamonds controlled all INA Right around 95-96 Jack Daugherty left WWDB to form ILD

International Leadership Development. Some ILD members went back to WWDB after some time. Jack D. is the personal sponsor of Leif Johnson. Leif Johnson was a big star in INA until he divorced his wife. Then Leif remarries Beverly Sallee, a single female INA diamond. Leif is then back on the INA speaking circuit. A few years later Leif and Bev divorce and Leif once again disappears from the INA speaking circuit. Note--Leif Johnson is a Crown Diamond. No other INA diamond ever got beyond EDC.

Leif eventually remarries a lady called Bonnie. The time-line blurs (it's been 5 years since INA 96 FED) but what is clearis that Jack D. leaves WWDB around 95-96 and forms ILD, then INA recognized Jim Elliot as new EDC and chairman for life of INA, then GlobalNet is formed by 11 former INA diamonds, and INA reorganized its board of diamonds to mirror the Amway board and the various committees. It is rumored that GlobalNet elects to stay with the Diamond roundtable with all Diamonds participating in Diamond meetings and decisions.

So now we have WWDB, ILD, INA, and GlobalNet.

CEC program at a cost of $34.50 for each block of 4 tapes which come at the rate of 6-8 per month. There is a leadership tape series, which is another 4 tapes a month.

Voice mail is "IBOCs". IBOCs has a similar pricing as the old Amvox system $9.95, 19.95 & 29.95 but with slightly higher PV/BV than amvox had and with many more features.

There is also a book of the month.

Seminars are the all inclusive at a starting rate of $450 for a single, $610 for a double, etc.

Ringgit Malaysia exchange rate to US Dollars is USD1-00 = RM3-80.

From the Network 21 owner's manual version 8.0, it stated, Be A Core Person.

Part of the trancript:

Core people are distributors who follow the System. Your business actually begins once you go Core (No puns intended, they actually bold these words). It brings recognition, provides entry into special meetings and assures that you will duplicate the right attitude and habits. Remember: it's a SYSTEM.

1. Show the Plan
At least eight times a month

2. Be a 100% user
Use 25 or more of Amway's products

3. 10 retail clients (200PV)
Develop and service 10 customers

4. Listen to the Recommended Tapes (RT)
Subscribe to the RT program

5. Read 15 minutes from the Recommended Book (RB) each day
Subscribe to the RB Program

6. Attend all system functions
Business Preview, Business Building Seminar, Leadership Seminar

7. Learn Teamwork

Counselling

Edification

No cross-lining

$100

The registration fee is $114.00 which consists of annual business fee (Quixtar) $39.00; IBO publications $20.00; and product introduction pack of $55.00.

WIN Business Concept Deceptively avoids the name Quixtar and Amway. Instead says the IBOAI is the parent company that brings it all together. "The IBOAI makes available thousands of products from hundreds of manufacturers."

No mention of retailing or product merchandising is made. They promote the illegal "buy from your self business model". "You learn to shop on line and create points. You teach this shopping method to other people."

Emeralds: Charlie & Betty Goetschel (Chuck's dad), Craig & Jennifer Hopps, Todd Clark, Tom & Phyllis Mattinson

These Groups are currently working in the Detroit/ AnnArbor areas of Michigan, and the area Toronto and Windsor areas of Canada.

Information about how the business works is deliberately sketchy at weekly Tuesday night meetings where IBO's pay $5.00 to attend. They can purchase packs of guest passes so that prospects may attend for free but, I have know immediate knowledge of how much the passes cost.

Diamonds, Emeralds and the top people are elusive about exactly how long that they have been involved in the business, which in all honesty is disconcerting, if you were to ask anyone about their job most are forthright about the length of time they have been in the business or tell you in conjunction with how long they have until retirement.

www.wegotitright.com

DCI Membership Program

Beginning January 1, 2004, DreamChasers will begin a preferred member IBO Status to enable IBO's to purchase their personal Business Support Materials and personal Function Tickets at a discounted price.

Every IBO may now choose to purchase for $35 a month, a DreamChasers preferred member IBO subscription. A subscription is for one year payable in monthly installments of $35. By doing so, you will position yourself to receive the following benefits:

· Training Seminars – Conferences @ Member Rates

Member Yearly BDS Pass - $70
Major Function Tickets - $65-$70 (Non-Member $100-$105)

· Business Support Materials @ Discounted Prices

Member Tape Price - $2.50 (Non-Member $6.00)
Member CD Price - $3.50 (Non-Member $7.00)

· All other Business Support Materials will be sold at the DreamChasers Distribution Center’s cost which means that if at the end of the year there are monies left over from operations those monies will be used to reduce prices in the following year.

Governance of the DreamChasers Distribution Center will be maintained by your Leadership Team, which is comprised of six rotating members that have reached the Platinum level or above.

This program offers an optional way to purchase your BSM's and personal Function Tickets provided you have read and signed the BSMAA. Participation is at the sole discretion of all IBO's to determine if purchasing of their Business Support Materials and Function Tickets as a Member will reduce their business expenditures.

Business Support Materials and Function Tickets purchased as a Member will be for your own personal use only. Business Support Materials purchased through this program are intended for the use only with IBO's who are engaged in the DreamChasers IBO Training System.

The revenue from the monthly subscription fee of $35 will be paid to the Platinums and above who are active in the DreamChasers Training Organization to help off-set some of the education and training costs they incur which are not normally covered by the IBO Compensation Plan.

All Membership IBO's who for whatever reason cancel their subscription to the Membership Program and later re-join, will be charged a re-connect fee of $25 in addition to the monthly subscription fee of $35.

Had set up tools delivery with Alticor's Access Business group.