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Question: What’s all the fuss really about?
It’s a contract dispute between several leading IBOs and Quitar’s legal department.
Question: Who are the IBOs that are involved?
IBOAI board members, including officers, and several other former board members, some of the company’s top performers, and many lower-level IBOs. Question: So is it true to say that this is really just a contract dispute?
These IBOs want people to have a choice. Quixtar wants to lock them in.
Question: What are the IBOs claiming about the product prices?
The prices are too high for customers. As a result, there are very few retail sales.
Question: Most of these IBOs could have just walked away. Why are they going through all of this?
Because they are all convicted to the point of risking their own personal peace and prosperity to make sure the new IBO getting in the business has the same chance to succeed that they had.
Question: Quixtar alleges that these IBOs are actually competing with the Quixtar business by running their training business. What do you say to this?
Simply not true. As proof, during the first fourteen days after the legal fight began, over 1000 new IBOs have been brought into the Quixtar business. These new IBOs are ordering Quixtar products and sponsoring others into the Quixtar business. Doesn’t sound like competition to me.
Question: What about the claim made by Quixtar’s lawyer in court that they are just putting people into Quixtar until they can start their own thing?
Quixtar has provided absolutely zero proof of this allegation. In fact, in their “termination papers” to Orrin and Chris they say they terminated them because of an “anticipatory breach”. They actually terminated two of their biggest leaders without due process because of something they ANTICIPATED them doing.
And here we are, weeks later, and still no proof of their wild accusation has been shown. The truth is, Quixtar assumed there was a competing MLM and hammered away legally based upon this assumption.
After several days, they found out there in fact was no competing MLM, so they had to switch strategies and say the TEAM was competing with them. Once again, Quixtar has absolutely zero proof.
August 2007 |
