Has anyone been asked to join or heard about the pyramid scheme for Quickstar?

[TomC25]

I was in Best Buy looking at speakers and this guy who looks like a 25 year old George Costansa from Seinfeld comes up to me.

The company is a web advertiser that has a home page that links to other companies and members get discounts on products.

I told him to Fsck off I don't like pyramid schemes and that I make enough money.

Anyone else know about this company?

 

[Zenmervolt]

Quixtar (the actual spelling) is run completely by amway, and has lived up to amway's reputation in every way, which is not a good thing. Quixtar went online in early September of 1999 and I was told by several amway people prior to its going online that "Quixtar is expected to surpass Amazon.com within 3 days of opening." Needless to say this came nowhere near happening. The thing is a giant pyramid scheme regardless of what amway will try to tell you, quite smart of you not to get involved.

Zenmervolt

 

[TomC25]

AHA

Thanks for the info Zenmervolt

Pretty sad that people have to go up to complete strangers and ask them to join a group with them and hype it up with "You can make over $100,000 a year with this easy" knowing that they have been in it for that long and still have a regular job.

I couldn't ask people to pay money to a group of people so that they in turn can ask others to do the same.

 

[Azraele]

If it's a pyramid scheme I wouldn't trust it.