Here is a video that someone made based on what appears to be a CommuniKate voice mail from Brad Duncan.  In the voice mail Brad talks about his brother Greg’s bankruptcy and previous financial problems.

Contrast this with another audio of Greg Duncan talking about Dean Kosage and you can see that there are big problems at WWDB even though Brad tries to paint a pretty picture.

One other thing that I find to be really interesting is what Brad says about the growth at World Wide.  In the second half of the audio, Brad is talking about Jim Harstad who left WWDB to join another company.  Harstad has apparently told people that World Wide is going backwards, to which Brad responds by saying something along the lines of “goodness gracious, Amway is an $8.2 Billion company and World Wide is the hottest organization ever”.  Now that might seem like Brad is saying that World Wide is growing, but note the choice of words.  He never says World Wide is growing, he just talks about Amway.

Based on the information released by Amway, we already know that the company has had difficult times in the U.S. with the real growth coming from overseas.

Let me put things in perspective.  In the 90′s WWDB had 7 FED’s with somewhere in the neighborhood of 100,000 people attending.  Do the math. How many FED’s are taking place today and how many people are at each one?

You will need to turn your speakers way up to hear this…

It looks like Amway Executive Diamond, Dean Kosage has left the WWDB training system to join Amway Double Diamond, Brad Wolgamott in the new VSix system.

VSix appears to be loosely affiliated with Britt World Wide with some key differences in the training model.

Dean Kosage and Brad Wolgamott were arguably WWDB’s only teams that have consistently grown over the last few years.

As I said before, this is a big blow for WWDB, but I have already heard that some are saying that Kosage was kicked out of WWDB,  (that’s not true).  I guess to this day, I am amazed at the tactics that so called “Christians” take to preserve their WWDB business model.

Update: Kosage is actually launching his own LOA (Line of Affiliation) separate from Wolgamott, although I understand they will team up on occasion for events. Dean’s system is called “Freestyle” while Brad Wolgamott’s is called VSix.

Just heard that Dean Kosage might be on his way out of WWDB.  That would be a big blow.

Brad Wolgamott is gone, building his own system that is more in line with today’s technology, Dave Severn’s house is for sale, the River House for sale, Jim Harstad is gone, Greg Duncan filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy and the list goes on.

Tough times at World Wide Dreambuilders.