kLEENEZE ADVICE

th1413

I am looking to join the team to earn extra cash any advice please

ColinAllCars

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=590483&highlight=kleeneeze

jollygee

th1413 wrote: »

I am looking to join the team to earn extra cash any advice please

Yes, don't.

Abbafan1972

I have never ordered from Kleeneze, as I think it's over-priced.

At one point there were 3 different distributors pushing catalogues through. That's the trouble with Kleeneze, you don't have your own exclusive round. With Betterware you do.

I would say steer clear.

Kit603

I've been a distributor for quite some time so if you have any questions then feel free to give me a shout as i'd be happy to help you out. Also, in reply to Abbafan1972, don't worry about not being given your own round.

No offence to you Abbafan1972, but how do you know that it doesn't work without an exclusive round if you've not tried it?

I'm in a village and I know of 4 other distributors that deliver catalogues in my area and I do just fine, and at least 2 of the other distributors do because I know them personally.

MORPH3US

Kit603 wrote: »

No offence to you Abbafan1972, but how do you know that it doesn't work without an exclusive round if you've not tried it?

Abbafan1972 wrote: »

At one point there were 3 different distributors pushing catalogues through.

Case closed

Kit603

I'm sorry if i've missed something MORPH3US, but I don't believe that your post actually answers my question. As far as I can see, having three distributors pushing catalogues through a letterbox is not evidence that those distributors were or weren't making money?

As I have said, there are at least five distributors that I know of in my area (myself and 4 others) and often we overlap each other and the houses we deliver catalogues to might end up with more than one catalogue.

I've spoken to my customers (the people who do order from me) and they've told me that they either order from me or they order from more than one of us. I know that at least two of the other distributors find the same occurance because i've spoken to them about it - their customers either order exclusively from them, or from more than one distributor. Then of course there will be households that do not order from Kleeneze at all.

So... even though 5 of us are sharing an area, I know for a fact that at least 3 of us are still getting orders. Thus, it works without an exclusive round.

JennyJewell

Hi all,
Having been involved with both companies I think I am in a fair position to comment
I worked for Betterware first and while it suits some people to have their own territory it didn't really suit me - I had my first child in a pushchair at the time and was given an area that was as close as my manager could get for me but was still to far with a heavy pram. Also there were only a couple of streets available so not really viable to earn a decent enough amount of pin money to be honest. Manager was friendly enough but I only did Betterware for 3 weeks so not fair to say she lacked support for me because I hadn't given it enough time, (I just needed to find something that could earn me more - if more streets had been available this wouldn't have been a problem).
I worked for Kleeneze for 8 years - I found that choosing where I wanted to work greatly benefited me because I now had son no 2 in a pushchair I could walk as far as I wanted or stay as close to home as I wanted. I never had a problem with the six other Kleeneze distributors that were also in our small village - we all had our own customer base that we had each built up and naturally worked at different times to each other, (a couple of us even became good friends ). I got to know the company better than the first, due to staying with Kleeneze a lot longer and found them very, very supportive I earned on average around £250-£300 a month - not fab money but it was what I needed at the time When I started building my team I was earning around £600-£850 a month depending on my effort.
As I have said in many posts in regard to any network marketing or party plan company you may be involved with - you earn depending on your effort. There are some bad companies out there as much as there are some very good ones and what doesn't work for one person may work very well for another.
The only other advice I would give when choosing a company to work with choose one that suits your life commitments and one that interests, inspires and drives you If you work with a company with products and an income plan that you feel passionate about your natural enthusiasm will give you the success you are looking for
I hope this helps
Good luck all,
Jenny

PolishBigSpender

The best advice with Kleeneze (or indeed any catalogue/party plan company) is simply - don't get involved. They'll suck you in, suck you dry and spit you out.

lozza1985

Which company/companies have you tried?

LeeSouthEast

Kleeneze always struck me as some sort of pyramid scheme..