That paid video email is all but redundant in this day and age should go without saying, yet it’s the service iWowwe continue to base their MLM opportunity around.

2014 was a bit of a quiet year for the company, at least externally. According to a report from former top iWowwe income-earner Attila Juhasz however, much has been going on inside the company.

Juhasz’s end of year report comes by way of a eighteen and a half minute video, uploaded to YouTube on December 29th.

A number of revelations are made throughout the video, which is primarily aimed at Juhasz’s iWowwe downline.

[1:36] Things change a huge turn in this company.

It started a while ago… I’d like to go into details for you, I’d like to give you some facts. A little history run down on the company.

Because we could see signs of bad management from the very beginning. Bad leadership, you could see signs of from the very beginning.

Much of the video is focused on key people leaving iWowwe, including top earner Rick Everts.

[2:05] When we go back, most of the leaders you could remember… Rick Everts. Rick Everts was the number one, he was way before me.

He left.

When he left we were all shocked. “Why is Rick Everts leaving? He is on top of the organization.”

And he left, because he didn’t get paid.

He worked hard, he put a team together and he didn’t get paid. His commission never been paid out to him.

What did we expect from him?

We didn’t… I didn’t know that at the time. But I know that now. That was the reason.

And that was the reason other hundreds and other thousands of American leaders who started building iWowwe with Rick – they all left, for the same reason.

For the broken promises, for the unpaid commissions, for the unpaid promotions, for the constantly changing compensation plan.

Citing payment problems of his own (“I didn’t get paid either”), Juhasz states in the video that he “quit iWowwe three weeks ago” (approximately early December).

[12:03] This entire year I worked? I get just small portion of that paid out to me.

Hundreds of thousands of dollars are owed to me.

And when I asked for it? He (Bill Starkey) said “I’m broke. I don’t have the money. I cannot pay you.”

That’s what he told me.

Juhasz leaving iWowwe brings an end to four years with the company.

Curiously, both Juhasz and Everts still appear on the “symbols of success” area of the iWowwe website:

Juhasz and Everts, notable for their Global Field Chairman status, are however just the tip of the iceberg:

[3:45] All these leaders, I just wanna name a few who you guys might know.

Scott Johnson, Scott Nelson. Scott Johnson was my sponsor. Jim Goodenough was my sponsor but he left for another reason… but Scott Johnson was a loyal iWowwe warrior.

He left, because he couldn’t take these unbroken promises. He couldn’t take it. Y’know, it’s hard.

Cason Miller, a very successful network marketer who earned hundreds of thousands of dollars in another company… he left too – because of the same reas

🤖 Quick Answer

What is iWowwe's primary business model?
iWowwe operates as a multi-level marketing (MLM) company centered on paid video email services. The platform enables participants to send video messages to contacts, positioning itself as a communication tool within a compensation structure based on recruitment and sales activities.

Who is Attila Juhasz and what was his role in iWowwe?
Attila Juhasz was a former top income-earner at iWowwe. In December 2014, he released an eighteen-minute video report addressing his downline, detailing significant internal company developments and revelations about organizational changes.

What concerns emerged regarding iWowwe in 2014?
According to Juhasz's report from December 2014, substantial internal changes occurred within iWowwe. The video documented specific issues and facts about the company's operations, suggesting discrepancies

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