Email Guidelines
First off, why do I present "guidelines?" I just get too many requests from distributors asking the same thing over and over again. Hopefully, this page will answer those questions and save me the hassle of responding to questions I've dealt with over and over again.
It is not an attempt to discourage anyone from sending an email. Any requests for information, from anybody, are welcome. Due to business travel or personal reasons, it may take a few days to respond, but it is my intention to respond to any request for help or answer questions, except for the ones listed below. If you don't hear from me within a few days, I am probably out of town or for some other reason cannot respond. I will do so as soon as time permits.
If you wish to share your Amway experience, both pro or con, feel free to send it to me and I will post it in my reader's comments section. Actually, I feel this is the strongest part of my website. It is my opinion that anyone investigating the Amway opportunity should have access to these stories. I do not edit or censure anything anybody says. Unlike some pro-amway sites, I have no desire to censure anyone's experience. I will try to reply to these kind of emails, but it will normally depend on how busy I am when you send your email. But let me assure you that comments from both sides are very much appreciated and please accept my sincere thanks for sharing your experience.
I highly encourage you to share your Amway experience for others. Just for your information, around the first of the month, I run an MS-DOS program I wrote that strips off all header information and formats the email into an html page. I then go into the text and remove all reference to an individuals name. After the page has been formatted, I delete the mail folder where I save the monthly email and then defrag my hard-drive to remove all traces of the email.
Why do I go to these lengths and why am I telling you this? I think your experience, whether good or bad, is valuable and I will do everything I can to ensure that your name will never be compromised. If, for whatever reason, I am served with a subpoena for the contents of my hard-drive, as has happened to Sidney Schwarz author of Amway Untold Stories, no individual or corporation can get access to more than the current month's email addresses and with the volume of email that I get, I seldom remember anybody's email address.
You are more than welcome to express your opinion on the above matters and anything else...just don't hold your breath waiting for a reply.
