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Re: Amway Sales Numbers

by Anonymous

A lot of math their Orrin, but I stopped reading after seeing that your very first fact is wrong, at least for comparing to 2007, which is what you do. After that I haven't even bothered looking at the rest I've pointed out previously why the figures you use prior to 2000 are wrong in comments to the blogs of yourself, Chris Brady, and Robert Dickie before, since all of you have repeated the same false information. I think only Robert Dickie posted the comments. I'll be kind and assume something went wrong in the software for the other two ... Anyone who'd care to understand what it is Orrin is ignoring should check the Amway article on Amway Wiki. Read the nice text above the graph. You might also want to consider that very few of the countries use the USD, they account in their local currencies, which is then converted to USD for Alticor's sales reporting. The USD has dropped about 17% compared to most currencies since 1997.

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