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Rules of Conduct

Section 1 - Introduction Section 8 - Presentation of the Amway Sales & Marketing Plan
Section 2 - Definitions Section 9 - Use of the Amway Trade Name, Trademarks and Copyrighted Materials
Section 3 - Becoming an ABO Section 10 - Death and Inheritance
Section 4 - Responsibilities and Obligations of All ABOs Section 11 - Breach of Contract; Procedures
Section 5 - Responsibilities and Obligations of All Sponsors/Platinums Section 12 - Breach of Contract; Sanctions
Section 6 - Preservation of the Line of Sponsorship Section 13 - International Review Panel
Section 7 - Business Support Materials (BSM) Section 14 - Disposition of Terminated or Non-Renewed ABOship

 

SECTION 10 - DEATH AND INHERITANCE

10.1 Upon the death of an ABO, the ABO’s interest in the ABOship may be passed on to a relative or other designated person, subject to the laws on succession and Amway’s acceptance of the assignment of the ABOship pursuant to Section 3. Therefore, the original ABO must make proper arrangements during their lifetime for the orderly and legal transfers of ownership of their ABOship to their heirs. This is to ensure that downline ABOs will continue to receive proper service, training and motivation. In the event that the heirs do not take steps to take over the ABOship, the ABOship may be deemed abandoned in accordance with Section 14.1. When an ABOship is deemed abandoned, the heirs shall have no further rights in the ABOship. Amway may then move up the Line of Sponsorship to the next qualified sponsor unless such a movement increases the number of 21% legs of the upline sponsor in which case the ABOship shall be designated as a placeholder.

 

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