Avon Hints and Tips (Part 3)

Aesop

Thanks laurasavon. I was starting to wonder if I was giving too few books! I actually had spares of previous campaign where I couldn't recruit anyone so have given these in addition to my new reps, so they are going to get 60 books to help them on their way....

Aesop

Consumer statutory rights mean a faulty item can be returned for either repair, refund or replacement for up to 2 years after purchase. This rarely happens with our products but if it does, give us a call to discuss further.


From the Avon Website in answer to a question about products that are outside the 90 day guarantee.

MarsdenCuckoo

piglet25 wrote: »

Just a quick question from me - is it the diamond mascara or normal one in the loyalty pack in HT 4? Have been catching up on the thread and couldn't see anything about it but may have been speed reading a little to quick!

I got the normal one; 2 black, 3 brown

Elliebee_2

MarsdenCuckoo wrote: »

According to what I've been told one of the selling points re. Avon is that NOTHING is tested on animals. Yes/No - anyone?

I think I'm right in saying that they stopped all animal testing (including on individual ingredients) in 1989.......unless anyone knows better?

Dick_here

MarsdenCuckoo wrote: »

Thanks, !!!!!!. In the case I am quoting the lady died suddently so if debts are written off when someone dies it seems to me that it's unfair for Avon to be showing a black mark against the widower - yes/no? Only met him for the first time last week but from what I gather they are lovely family and very well thought of in the town. Don't want to be poking my nose in but if his credit rating generally is being adversely affected unnecessarily then I would really like to help in some way..... just not sure exactly how - any advice?

It's going to take a little while to filter through, then the debt info will get erased on all systems eventually I would imagine.

lozza1985

MarsdenCuckoo wrote: »

Having just been signed up as a SL I was told it was 40 books in total i.e. 20 books in C1 and 20 in C2. Which is correct pls?

20 per campaign I must have been having a blonde moment lol sorry

lozza1985

MarsdenCuckoo wrote: »

According to what I've been told one of the selling points re. Avon is that NOTHING is tested on animals. Yes/No - anyone?

No new ingredients or products are tested on animals, however some ingredients have been around for years and they may have been tested on animals when they first came out but that's the same for all companies they can't avoid certain ingredients just because they USED to be tested on animals. Nothing that Avon does currently is tested on animals in anyway.

claregre

Elliebee wrote: »

I think I'm right in saying that they stopped all animal testing (including on individual ingredients) in 1989.......unless anyone knows better?

Thanks Lozza and Ellliebee - have been googling since and found that on the US site but nothing on the UK site.

Was hoping to be able to give my customer a web link that they could have a look at as apparently her teenage daughters are vegetarian and they are concerned! Have emailed avon through the website, so if I get anything and its a web link I'll post it on here.

lozza1985

MarsdenCuckoo wrote: »

Thanks, !!!!!!. In the case I am quoting the lady died suddently so if debts are written off when someone dies it seems to me that it's unfair for Avon to be showing a black mark against the widower - yes/no? Only met him for the first time last week but from what I gather they are lovely family and very well thought of in the town. Don't want to be poking my nose in but if his credit rating generally is being adversely affected unnecessarily then I would really like to help in some way..... just not sure exactly how - any advice?

the black dots aren't just held against the address it's the person they relate to that's important as well so no it won't affect the widower.

samace83

johanne wrote: »

Oooooooo *waves* im in Liverpool!

:wave: HELLO from over the river!