Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Network TwentyOne
Bringing on the drama already I see.  This is painfully |promotional in tone, with right curious italics:"'''Network TwentyOne''', also known as Network 21, is an education, training, and support system for ''Independent Business Owners'' (IBOs) working with the Amway business. It refers both to the company supplying ''Professional Development Programs'' to IBOs and to the network of affiliated IBOs themselves."The general POV pervading the article is that you can get rich quick with Amway: ''In 1971 Jim Dornan was working as an aeronautical engineer and Nancy Dornan as a speech pathologist when they were introduced to the Amway business.  After two years, at the age of 25, they were able to retire from their jobs, however soon afterwards their son Eric was born with severe birth defects. While they were able to focus on his care, after a year they realised they would need significantly more income to support him throughout his life, and over the next three years they rapidly built one of the largest Amway businesses in North America
— User:Ihcoyc, 15:44, 1 April 2010 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:SPAM (Wikipedia:Spam)