possession from the mid-90s. In a response to the Dateline report, Quixtar published a "Dateline Quixtar Response" on its official website. In its response, Quixtar stated: "We learned that two Dateline producers had registered as IBOs and for months had been conducting undercover research for the story, which included using a hidden camera to videotape meetings and conversations with IBOs. The producers did not identify themselves as working for Dateline, instead feigning interest in building a business powered by Quixtar." The site also stated that: "Dateline's story on Quixtar boiled down to the complaints of three former Independent Business Owners (IBOs) – one of whom is a competitor – and ignored the hundreds of thousands of IBOs powered by Quixtar who are achieving their goals." See also List of multi-level marketing companies Morrison v. Amway Corp. References Books American Victory: The Real Story of Today's Amway published April 1997 by Chapel & Croft Publishing; Amway: The Cult of Free Enterprise published December 1, 1985, by South End Press; Amway Forever: The Amazing Story of a Global Business Phenomenon published August 2011 by John Wiley & Sons; Amway: The True Story of the Company That Transformed the Lives of Millions published September 1, 1999, by Berkley Publishing Group; An Enterprising Life published 1998 by HarperCollins; An Uncommon Freedom, the Amway Experience and Why It Grows published 1982 by Revell; Commitment to excellence: The remarkable Amway story published 1986 by Benjamin; Compassionate Capitalism: People Helping People Help Themselves published September 1994 by Penguin Books; Empire of Freedom: The Amway Story and What It Means to You published September 3, 1997, by Prima Lifestyles; How to Be Like Rich DeVos. Succeeding with Integrity in Business and Life published 2004 by Health Communications, Inc; Merchants of Deception: An insider's chilling look at the worldwide, multi-billion dollar conspiracy of lies that is Amway and its motivational organizations published 2009 by BookSurge Publishing; The First Eleven—The growth of Amway in Britain through the lives of its local heroes published 1984 by AM Publishing; Promises to Keep: The Amway Phenomenon and How It Works published 1986 by Berkley Books; The Direct Selling Revolution: Understanding the Growth of the Amway Corporation published 1993 by WileyBlackwell; The Possible Dream: A Candid Look At Amway published 1977 by Revell; Profiles of the American Dream: Rich DeVos and Jay Van Andel and the Remarkable Beginnings of Amway 1997 by Premiere Films