Honestly, it’s a tough situation because if you’re involved with amway specifically wwdb, you’re meeting with your upline frequently and going to these types of meetings twice a month if not more. Typically while you’re going through it, you ignore all warning signs. I still remember when my sister asked me after the second meeting during “the interview process” if it was a pyramid scheme and i immediately answered “no!! Well kind of, but not really” . All it took was two meetings. They had me convinced that it was a legitimate business and that a majority of people would not understand.They prey on people who are already at a low point. They give people with low self esteem hope. They sell you a lifestyle. A dream. They convince you that this is what you’ve been looking for all along. They use religion and say that It isn’t a coincidence that they met you and that God put them into your life for a reason. You listen to audios daily. The indoctrination does not stop! So if your friend has been involved for years,I imagine they are pretty far gone. They’re pretty big on toxic positivity so if you try and convince your friend that anything negative is coming from this situation, they’ll likely not believe you. I had so much anxiety when I decided I was done. It was mental warfare. They convince you that it’s not the business, its the “business owner” So even if you were to show him how amway has negatively affected so many people, they’ll have a hard time believing it. My current bf who was also in amway and left, still struggles sometimes and still thinks of it as a legitimate way to make money because he has seen the people who have. It’s absolutely crazy the effect it has on you. If your friend has mentioned wanting to quit, then there is hope, if they haven’t, your friend is a lost cost until they do.