Amway In Vietnam
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Hi,
I happen to read that Amway Corporation is part of the WTO coalition in Vietnam.
Does any of Amway distributors here able to share whether Vietnam is under the domestic market for Brunei,Singapore & M'sia or will it be under International leg?
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tsk... vietnam ppl all so poor...
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Hi
Yup Amway officially opening soon in Vietnam...
It should be its own entity, thus international leg for pple in Brunei, Malaysia and Singapore
And btw how come Vietnam is poor?
Glad that now many of them have more opportunities
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vietnam commercial legal system not very good hor?
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:-(..it'll be wonderful if Vietnam is under domestic leg.The population in Vietnam is about 84million people, which is 20 times larger than Singapore.Originally posted by simpleboi:Hi
Yup Amway officially opening soon in Vietnam...
It should be its own entity, thus international leg for pple in Brunei, Malaysia and Singapore
And btw how come Vietnam is poor?
Glad that now many of them have more opportunities
Cheers
BTW, any idea can an Amway Sg distributor become an Emerald straight with 3 x qualified 21% groups of International leg?
Hope can share.
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Hi,
Ok heres the explanation, hope it is understandable
Firstly, as long as u are at least a 21%er here, u can receive ur 2% leadership bonus from the 21% international leg or if u have 2 or more international legs, you will receive the 2% bonus too, and they can be used as qualification for Emerald pins and higher, including the one-time cash, ALS trips etc. However, the Emerald and Diamond bonus are only for domestic legs, meaning for Emerald bonus, 3 domestic legs, Diamond bonus, 6 etc. However, if u already have those, the international legs can be used for the Emerald and Diamond bonus too.
Anyway, do not be discouraged. Even in Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei alone, there is plenty of room to go up to Emerald and above.
You do not need a lot of pple to become Diamond. Be focused, continue to work hard and never give up
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No you cant... if i am not wrong , you need to be a DD in Singapore first.Originally posted by threes::-(..it'll be wonderful if Vietnam is under domestic leg.The population in Vietnam is about 84million people, which is 20 times larger than Singapore.
BTW, any idea can an Amway Sg distributor become an Emerald straight with 3 x qualified 21% groups of International leg?
Hope can share.
Thanks. -
Yup, need to be a DD to qualify for higher pin levels
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But, if I have no domestic legs under me that qualify for 21%tier,instead , I have two international legs qualified under 21% tier under me, i can still ILB (international leadership bonus).Originally posted by simpleboi:Yup, need to be a DD to qualify for higher pin levels
If i have three international legs of 21%tier but i'm not a DD in Singapore...i can still jump to Emerald, right?
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leg talk aside... how much are viets required to startup their amway business(es)?
what are their monthly qualification requirements?
firstly, they need to be able to make the above trasactions, before distributors like you guys from Sg start excitedly planning how many legs to grow.
just don't make it premature excitement. -
slightly off topic.. but amway, although "direct selling" is still SO expensive than similar products.. why ah?
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Hi,Originally posted by threes:But, if I have no domestic legs under me that qualify for 21%tier,instead , I have two international legs qualified under 21% tier under me, i can still ILB (international leadership bonus).
If i have three international legs of 21%tier but i'm not a DD in Singapore...i can still jump to Emerald, right?
This is what i understand.
Nope, being a 21% by having 2 qualified international legs is not equivalent to being an SP in the first place, you only get the 2% leadership bonus, which is adjusted based on ur current domestic volume etc. Thus also not considered full 21%er etc.
And also to get higher pins and above, in Singapore, you have to receive the Platinum pin, which you only can qualify using Domestic Leg.
Hope this helps
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Hi,Originally posted by 105090:slightly off topic.. but amway, although "direct selling" is still SO expensive than similar products.. why ah?
Sorry to ask, but how and which products did u use to compare with?
Firstly, our products are economical in usage per bottle etc. A lot of our products are concentrated thus it is more correct to analyse the price by usage rather than the size of the bottle etc. I have done my research with many of our household products with the ones on the market, and calculating using the cost per usage etc, in fact ours are not only comparable but in many cases cheaper.
Secondly, our products are of the highest quality, due to the continuous research and development being done. What you get from the products is almost always much better than what you get outside. Thus you compare the prices also with products of good quality outside. Usually ours is as competitive if not lower
This is also the reason as with more economical and better quality products, it can last so long and is popular etc.
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Originally posted by simpleboi:
boiboi,
Firstly, our products are economical in usage per bottle etc. A lot of our products are concentrated thus it is more correct to analyse the price by usage rather than the size of the bottle etc. I have done my research with many of our household products with the ones on the market, and calculating using the cost per usage etc, in fact ours are not only comparable but in many cases cheaper.
Secondly, our products are of the highest quality, due to the continuous research and development being done. What you get from the products is almost always much better than what you get outside. Thus you compare the prices also with products of good quality outside. Usually ours is as competitive if not lower
This is also the reason as with more economical and better quality products, it can last so long and is popular etc.
Cheers
umm... sometimes no matter how well you can show that network marketed products can be lower priced, someone with a closed mind will never be able to absorb the reasoning one is proposing.
a good example is Extrim & Xando available at Watson's & Guardian.
Michelle Chia, Fann Wong, Moses Lim, Nadya Hatungalung all endorse these 2 brands of slimming tablets
-- which are harmless compared to infamous Slim10 & quite effective for losing some kgs.
point is we know one network company which deals with the very same base ingredient product, same dosage and 40% discounted even at the network retail price!
hah.
still, not everybody will subscribe to the discount because of their own silly stigma of "mlm"... but at least some do -- and they save money vs buying from the shops! -
Originally posted by nwm:
Yup, this is the challenge of the business, and with challenges one can develop oneself to be a better person, and can understand both the business and the product better too.
boiboi,
umm... sometimes no matter how well you can show that network marketed products can be lower priced, someone with a closed mind will never be able to absorb the reasoning one is proposing.
a good example is Extrim & Xando available at Watson's & Guardian.
Michelle Chia, Fann Wong, Moses Lim, Nadya Hatungalung all endorse these 2 brands of slimming tablets
-- which are [b]harmless compared to infamous Slim10 & quite effective for losing some kgs.
point is we know one network company which deals with the very same base ingredient product, same dosage and 40% discounted even at the network retail price!
hah.
still, not everybody will subscribe to the discount because of their own silly stigma of "mlm"... but at least some do -- and they save money vs buying from the shops![/b]
Just keep on sharing the goodness, as long as someone understands, you have helped him/her to have a quality lifestyle with better quality and economical products at a reasonable price and also to share it with others etc
The impt thing first of course is to understand, use and to do research on the products
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my parents are membersOriginally posted by simpleboi:Hi,
Sorry to ask, but how and which products did u use to compare with?
Firstly, our products are economical in usage per bottle etc. A lot of our products are concentrated thus it is more correct to analyse the price by usage rather than the size of the bottle etc. I have done my research with many of our household products with the ones on the market, and calculating using the cost per usage etc, in fact ours are not only comparable but in many cases cheaper.
Secondly, our products are of the highest quality, due to the continuous research and development being done. What you get from the products is almost always much better than what you get outside. Thus you compare the prices also with products of good quality outside. Usually ours is as competitive if not lower
This is also the reason as with more economical and better quality products, it can last so long and is popular etc.
Cheers
but still, m not totally convinced, either quality or price-wise.. although most products are made in america..
that time some doctor introduce me some water filter from amway... cost 2k
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Hi,Originally posted by 105090:my parents are members
but still, m not totally convinced, either quality or price-wise.. although most products are made in america..
that time some doctor introduce me some water filter from amway... cost 2k
Since your parents are members, I assume ur houses uses their products? How do u find them personally?
Maybe u can ask ur parents regarding the price comparisons and on the different quality and usage of the products. There must be a reason as to why they are members
About the Amway water filter, which is a called Amway Water Treatment System, actually it is not a water filter alone, it combines two different technologies to not only filter off particles but kills bacteria and viruses etc. The whole system is patented and also performs its task well, thus actually having won the Reader's Digest Asia Trusted Brand Gold award 3 years in a row from 2004-2006. Actually this year they won too although not out yet. Singapore also won for the 1st time this year too.. Anyway the retail cost is 1.7k+ not 2k bah.. hehe...may seem ex, but have to understand the benefits it provides etc lor hard to talk bout that here..thats why i personally feel it is worth it..but of coz up to individual preference
Ooops seems like advertising too much...but just stating some facts
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boi: there is simply no point explaining the ins & outs of products.
all:
singaporeans are fairly well-educated but totally unintelligent at the same time.
are you, reader, one of them we talk about?
you, reader, are surely one of those that once you hear "mlm" tied to a product, all prejudices get conjured up...
and usually you'd dare not touch the product or hear more about it lest you get infected with a "disease".
(btw if you see the price prejudice we denounced above, the industry has changed now)
in our opinion... it's really a disease called "bo ji".
because... what if we say The Body Shop has a mlm / network marketing subsidiary??
are singaporeans going to boycott such a global brand??
perhaps so!
(check out The Body Shop @ Home)
these prejudices come about from various "intelligent" deductions drawn from a decade worth of bombardment from the local setups employing negative sales tactics.
the kiasu culture amplifies the negativity of it all.
but we're saying these negative conclusions cannot & should not be drawn from people employing certain sales tactics in the past alone.
being educated people, we should be evaluating companies with a "big picture" approach instead of taking the prejudiced approach.
alas, singaporeans' closed minds are clearly manifested.
likewise about singapore as a country as a whole:
we are supposedly multi-cultural, multi-racial. but are we devoid of cultural/racial prejudices.
we think not!!
Singaporeans: you are well educated, you are well spoken (umm... mostly ), but are you truly open-minded?
if not, it is time to let your guard down & start being so.
bring up your guard again after you speak to a promoter, & apply your education in researching & evaluating what you've learnt in a logical / academic manner.
if you see something positive, know that it is specific to that individual / company and may not be a feature in others.
likewise, if you see something negative, know that it applies to the individual / company alone and not all others.
PS.
don't be mistaken... we're not promoting Amway the company.
it is a great company with great products (if one takes the time to learn about it)...
however it's reward system is real tough with many complicated requirements that do not suit one's part-time efforts.
and all effort will go to waste.
readers should take your time to compare across the board before deciding which company fits the true dynamics of network marketing.
(i.e. 90% network marketing promoters are part-timers who cannot meet complicated bonuses / high monthly targets. be it in Vietnam, in Singapore, in USA, in Malaysia, everywhere!)