delivering/collecting brochures

secretspender_2

I'm just outside Warrington so hopefully will hear back from them this week...

luverlyjuberly

Could you message me the name of your TNT area manager? Just curious. how did the Betterware go?

russtoddy

Hi. I post 1400 lidl leaflets a week for tnt and quite enjoy the walk. I also do 1400 local papers which i combine with the lidls leaflets on one of the weeks which bumps up my pay. Try and find other business' that need leaflets delivered and kill two birds with one stone thus getting paid more per hour. In the summer i just listen to test match special on the radio and the time soon passes.

I also did betterware a few years back. Its okay if your only doing it for pocket money. I soon learnt just to deliver catalogues to people who had ordered before. If you do this you save time but don't tell your co-ordinator. Remember betterware is exclusive territory and no cost for catalogues. I wouldn't touch kleeneeze with a barge pole.

moneymakestheworldgoround

Fair point - its all horses for courses.

I do leaflet distribution and my cousin and my ex who are both unemployed have refused to take up my offers of work because its the bottom of the barrel to them. Apparently its too boring, too much effort and too degrading !!

I however love the exercise and the freedom of choice of hours. There are days when I really cant be bothered to drag my bag around and my feet hurt, but its a wage at the end of the day and I prefer it to working in an office.

I have always thought I would have prefered Betterware to Kleeneze. I like the territory idea and free brochures, but you make a valid point Unity2 about more commitment based on financial outlay !

I think all are great jobs involving fresh air, meeting people, organization and customer service.

russtoddy

I think what put me off Kleenezee was the fact that a household could potentially receive 4 or 5 of the same brochures a month. I know this irritates a lot of people and many of my customers said it was the reason they went with Betterware.

luverlyjuberly

moneymakestheworldgoround wrote: »

Fair point - its all horses for courses.

I do leaflet distribution and my cousin and my ex who are both unemployed have refused to take up my offers of work because its the bottom of the barrel to them. Apparently its too boring, too much effort and too degrading !!

I however love the exercise and the freedom of choice of hours. There are days when I really cant be bothered to drag my bag around and my feet hurt, but its a wage at the end of the day and I prefer it to working in an office.

I have always thought I would have prefered Betterware to Kleeneze. I like the territory idea and free brochures, but you make a valid point Unity2 about more commitment based on financial outlay !

I think all are great jobs involving fresh air, meeting people, organization and customer service.

I have come to see it as similar work to being a postman, but instead of delivering letters it is leaflets. i make about £8.00 an hour doing this. I wonder if your relatives think the postie is scraping the barrel!
I am looking for another job to bump up my wages but will still keep the leafletting job. It gives me freedom, i can listen to plays thru my mp2 player and the exercise is great. i could never imagine having one full time job, it would drive me crazy! One think I will admit tho is i am searching for second a job which is more fulfilling that delivering leaflets, one where i am tretching my brain a bit.

onetomany

oh i would love to delivery leaflets but how do i get started and also is it cash in hand

luverlyjuberly

Hi onetomany,
Try your local jobcentre for leaflet distribution. TNTPOST.
Which area of U.K. do you live? I amy be able to help out.
I envy anyone who does only terraced houses, I did a thousand yesterday. i could'nt believe how quick it was to do. no gardens or gates! In an hour i more than doubled what I normally do! easy money yesterday, i wish it was always like that (

pineapple

Hey I'm glad I found this thread. I have a problem in that I have a dog and no one to look after her while I'm out. I used to be able to take her to work but they changed the rules about pets. And now I either sneak her in or leave her in the car for periods. This would be a great job for me. Does anyone take their dog on their rounds?

luverlyjuberly

You could but if you have to keep him on a lead i suspect the dog would slow you down. And with leafletting you have to be pretty qquick to make a good wage (or as i said above be lucky enough to deliver to terraced houses).