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Company

Amway Corp.

Description

Headquarters
US

Structure of Amway Corp.

Amway Corp.

Company

5 connections
ConstraintsRegulation and exposure
OwnProducts and technology
DownstreamCustomers
Relationship began2026
Amway Corp.Company · 5 connections
Layer 1

DownstreamCustomers2

OwnProducts and technology2

ConstraintsRegulation and exposure1

Relations

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  • WWGpart of →Amway Corp.
    Company · WWGEvidence 1
    Fact95%
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    • RegulatorFTC News2026-09-17 20:00
      WWG and LTD are two of Amway’s largest “approved provider” groups that recruit individuals to join Amway as IBOs.
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  • LTDpart of →Amway Corp.
    Company · LTDEvidence 1
    Fact95%
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    • RegulatorFTC News2026-09-17 20:00
      WWG and LTD are two of Amway’s largest “approved provider” groups that recruit individuals to join Amway as IBOs.
      View source
  • Amway Corp.regulated by →FTC
    Fact95%
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    • RegulatorFTC News2026-09-17 20:00
      The proposed order settling the FTC and Washington’s allegations imposes a $225 million judgment
      View source
  • IBOscustomer of →Amway Corp.
    Fact95%
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    • RegulatorFTC News2026-09-17 20:00
      most IBOs who joined WWG or LTD after 2020 spent more money on Amway products and training than they received from Amway
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  • Amway Corp.supplies →Amway products
    Fact95%
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    • RegulatorFTC News2026-09-17 20:00
      IBOs will be required to sell to others at least 70% of the products they purchase from Amway each month.
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Claims

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FactEvidence 1
part ofWWG

WWG and LTD are two of Amway’s largest “approved provider” groups that recruit individuals to join Amway as IBOs.

FTC News · 2026-09-17 20:00

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  • RegulatorFTC News2026-09-17 20:00
    WWG and LTD are two of Amway’s largest “approved provider” groups that recruit individuals to join Amway as IBOs.
    View source
FactEvidence 1
part ofLTD

WWG and LTD are two of Amway’s largest “approved provider” groups that recruit individuals to join Amway as IBOs.

FTC News · 2026-09-17 20:00

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  • RegulatorFTC News2026-09-17 20:00
    WWG and LTD are two of Amway’s largest “approved provider” groups that recruit individuals to join Amway as IBOs.
    View source
FactEvidence 1
regulated byFTC

The proposed order settling the FTC and Washington’s allegations imposes a $225 million judgment

FTC News · 2026-09-17 20:00

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  • RegulatorFTC News2026-09-17 20:00
    The proposed order settling the FTC and Washington’s allegations imposes a $225 million judgment
    View source
FactEvidence 1
judgment amount225,000,000 USD

The proposed order settling the FTC and Washington’s allegations imposes a $225 million judgment

FTC News · 2026-09-17 20:00

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  • RegulatorFTC News2026-09-17 20:00
    The proposed order settling the FTC and Washington’s allegations imposes a $225 million judgment
    View source
FactEvidence 1
customer ofIBOs

most IBOs who joined WWG or LTD after 2020 spent more money on Amway products and training than they received from Amway

FTC News · 2026-09-17 20:00

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  • RegulatorFTC News2026-09-17 20:00
    most IBOs who joined WWG or LTD after 2020 spent more money on Amway products and training than they received from Amway
    View source
FactEvidence 1

IBOs will be required to sell to others at least 70% of the products they purchase from Amway each month.

FTC News · 2026-09-17 20:00

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  • RegulatorFTC News2026-09-17 20:00
    IBOs will be required to sell to others at least 70% of the products they purchase from Amway each month.
    View source

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