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Avon Hints and Tips (Part 2)

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  • Aesop
    Aesop Posts: 23,773 Forumite
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    ah dancingbutterfly, found this

    Full details are on page 28 in Hello Tomorrow for C17

    I think mobiles are for reps only and the sim card and bluetooth offer is for customers only.
  • Aesop
    Aesop Posts: 23,773 Forumite
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    ok, got mag and details

    Sell two Anew products and get a mobile package worth £114.

    All this for just £10:

    Nokia 2330 worth £39
    a sim card with £10 top up credit and 300 texts worth £30
    an extra sim card with £5 top up credit and 300 texts worth £30 - the perfect gift for a friend
    Use orange magic numbers to call each other for free

    How it works:

    1. just sell two or more Anew products from brochure 18, one to be Anew skincare
    2. you will automatically receive a voucher with a unique code in your C18 order
    3. Go online avonmobiles.co.uk/representative and type in your voucher code
    4. Pay your £10 and fill in your details
    5. Your phone and Sim cards will be dispatched free, usually the next working day

    think it will probably be limited to 1 per rep as they did something similiar a few years ago with customers and didn't expect the volume of demand. bit like the glam boxes.
  • echo
    echo Posts: 1,728 Forumite
    i'm just reading my booklet too.seems a good offer but it's doubtful i'll sell 2 products as i only have a few customers who buy the skincare and it's usually when they get a bonus bag free.i'm trying out the new anew lip volumiser and it aint done owt for me yet.says that i might experience tingling and i didn't get that so it'll go back next time if it don't work cos i'm not wasting £7.
  • AvonNewbie
    AvonNewbie Posts: 39 Forumite
    As we are self employed I am wondering about paying NI contributions. This is my only source of income so can anyone tell me if I would have to pay them and if so how much they are likely to be?
  • pinkbabe
    pinkbabe Posts: 53 Forumite
    Well I', sooooooo fed up I feel like screaming out loud :eek::eek:....... why did I want to be a sales leader??????........ :mad:
    Sue :j
  • Sheena82_2
    Sheena82_2 Posts: 82 Forumite
    Hi Pinkbabe

    Dont put me off :p i have just sign up to avon hoping to become a sales leader next year.
    :) New Avon Rep :)

    C16 - £91.00 :T C17 - £144.40:j
  • MarsdenCuckoo
    MarsdenCuckoo Posts: 2,741 Forumite
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    Campaign 18 includes an Orange offer worth £89.99 for customers:

    Spend £15 or more on Anew
    Get voucher no.
    visit www.avonmobiles.co.uk
    Pay £5 and get 2 x sim cards with £5 talk time and 300 texts on each plus bluetooth headset worth £39.99

    Christine
    Make the most of everything in life (especially Avon ;))
  • Aesop
    Aesop Posts: 23,773 Forumite
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    AvonNewbie wrote: »
    As we are self employed I am wondering about paying NI contributions. This is my only source of income so can anyone tell me if I would have to pay them and if so how much they are likely to be?

    Hi AvonNewbie

    rather than trying to baffle you with science, here is the links to the info, depending on your circumstances. Class 4 which we are all liable for, unless exemption rules apply, does NOT count towards benefits, so if this is all you pay, you will not be able to claim certain benefits unless you have already paid contributions to it previously.

    http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/nic/class4.htm

    Class 2 are optional and if you earn below the threshold of £5,xxx.xx, you do not have to pay it, but must apply for exemption.

    These however do COUNT towards benefits, so you need to think about whether or not you do not want to pay them.

    If in doubt or want more advice, ring the Helpline, where the lovely helpful people will give you advice.

    http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/nic/class2.htm

    HTH
  • MarsdenCuckoo
    MarsdenCuckoo Posts: 2,741 Forumite
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    AvonNewbie wrote: »
    As we are self employed I am wondering about paying NI contributions. This is my only source of income so can anyone tell me if I would have to pay them and if so how much they are likely to be?

    Seem to recall reading somewhere on here that NI is not due until your earnings exceed just over £5,000 p.a. and then it would be approx. £10 a month (£2.54? a week)
    Make the most of everything in life (especially Avon ;))
  • MarsdenCuckoo
    MarsdenCuckoo Posts: 2,741 Forumite
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    :o Looks like aureol beat me to it! :T
    Make the most of everything in life (especially Avon ;))
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