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Yager's AMO Describes the "New" Amway in China

 

The Amway business in China has been completely reconsituted following a government ban on all direct selling. InterNET spinmeisters have been busy tyring to turn this into a "positive." On the InterNET web site, they announced,

With the full approval of the Chinese Central Government in Beijing, Amway China re-launched on July 21, 1998 with a new, modified business plan. Negotiators from Amway and China are to be congratulated on their diligence, creativity, flexibility and tenacity in successfully developing an operational plan that satisfies the requirements of the Chinese government as well as the expectations of Amway. This was no small feat!

Here's a summary of what Yager's AMO, InterNET Services Corp., has to say about doing business in China under the new rules.

  1. Amway is not viewed as a "special business opportunity" with "independent business distributors" building a personal business.
  2. Amway will conduct retail sales to anyone that enters an Amway shop and asks to purchase product.
  3. Amway no longer uses distributors. Amway now has employees and customers.
  4. There are different kinds of customers: retail, "priviliged," and "sales representative." Details of requirements for "sales manager" will be announced.
    1. A "privileged" customer can buy products at a 15% discount, after purchasing an "Amway Discount Card". He must be introduced by an Amway employee.
    2. A "sales representative" is a "privileged customer" who has at some time received a bonus.
  5. It will no longer be necessary to purchase an Amway Starter Kit - 700 RMB ($85.00 USD) to join the Amway business in China.
  6. Former distributors will be receiving letters from Amway, establishing them as "privileged customer," "sales representative" or "sales manager."
  7. There will be recognition of new Silver Pin Representatives,. Gold Pin Representative and Direct Representatives but little or no recognition from the company for higher pin success.

So if Amway doesn't need distributors in China, why do they need distributors anywhere else?

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