With hundreds of thousands of IBOs across North
America, you’re sure to run into other IBOs, including IBOs
from other lines of sponsorship. It would be tempting to
compare group practices and successes. Even so, you should
be mindful of the Rules prohibiting the solicitation,
interference, or attempt to suggest – even indirectly – that
another IBO switch to another sponsor or line of
sponsorship, such as your own.
4.15. Enticement to Change
Lines of Sponsorship: Under no circumstances
shall an IBO solicit, interfere, or attempt to induce,
suggest, directly or indirectly, another IBO to request a
change to another Sponsor or Line of Sponsorship.
Given any appearance of someone breaking this rule, an
upline may take the issue to the Rules Department at Amway
Global. To avoid that conflict, it would be best to wish other
IBOs well in the line of sponsorship that they are in and not
try to convince them how much better another group would be.
Conversely, if someone should solicit you to let them
join your group, you should take that information upline and
make sure that it’s handled appropriately.
Remember that protecting the lines of sponsorship works
both ways – it protects others and it protects you.
Find more IBO Best Practices at our
IBO Best Practices archive page.
