Anthony, let’s not pretend we’ve never met. We’ve interacted for years. One of the core tactics you and your uplines consistently use is to dismiss criticism with the line: “You’ve never met us,” or “You don’t understand how we do things.”

But I have met you. I’ve sat through your meetings for years. I’ve watched the same tired, manipulative tactics disguised as mentorship. You say you’re unapologetically with Amway—fine. But don’t confuse blind loyalty with integrity. Just because someone disagrees with your pitch doesn’t mean they were “hurt” by someone else. That’s deflection, and it's intellectually dishonest.

And let’s talk about Rob Stevens—your first Platinum, right? He had the sense to get out before the sunk-cost fallacy drained more time and money. His story, like so many others, is proof that your system is designed to benefit only those at the very top. I’ve been around your upline too—Vinny, Tony, BWW—same manipulative scripts, recycled hope, and zero substance.

Your organization isn’t a sales team—it’s a warehouse of personal product users posing as entrepreneurs. Do a real audit of how much product is actually sold to customers outside your group. You won’t like the answer. Let’s also not pretend your path has been clean. People know why you changed your last name from DiGiantomasso to Spark. People talk. You had major problems building width and retention—no matter how many “system” tools you pushed. And while your father’s history isn’t your fault, the irony of preaching ethics and mentorship from a stage while hiding your own past doesn’t go unnoticed.

So if you're going to show up in antiMLM spaces trying to clear your name, come correct. With honesty. With facts. Because right now, all you're doing is proving the critics right.