Avon Hints and Tips (Part 3)

Dingdong_2

Thanks Elliebee, I'll sleep more soundly now!

angelsmomma

MarsdenCuckoo wrote: »

Think SLs generally 'ease' such things through..... I mentioned to mine (before being signed up) that I may have to miss a few campaigns; wasn't a problem. Horses for courses and all that.

Hi

Yes, its ok to miss a few but if you only do every other one the ASM gets on to you about it.

They can give your territory away if you don't do it nearly all the time. I only know this from what the reps on netmums forums say. There are quite a lot of sales leaders on there and they all say the same thing.

If the op is really is going to do it maybe she could confirm it with her own sales leader first, just in case.

angelsmomma

phia2000 wrote: »

well thats what i thought except the wording made me think otherwise...its says something about agents or employees etc and i was always told that as a rep we arent actually employed by them. we are self employed..... dont know. the prizes were crap anyway to be honest lol

Couldn't agree more, they are rubbish "prizes"

naughty_10382

Quick question: I signed up just before the New Year, and received my C2 books from my SL. Is she supposed to supply me with C3 books, or do i have to order them?

Thanks

joyfull

MarsdenCuckoo wrote: »

Sorry to change the subject but this really T's me off...... Have mentioned in the past how much as I enjoy doing Avon most of the time, however, I reeeeeallllly loathe it when Avon rip their agents off! :mad: Just come across YET ANOTHER INSTANCE..... :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

Am in the process of inputting my C3 order and went to check the online offers to find that a product readily available to our customers a few weeks ago for 99p (nett 74p to us) is now being offered as an online offer to agents only for £2.50!!!!!! Which banana boat do they think we came on??????????

SHAME ON YOU AVON!!!!:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

PS: That reminds me, the agents vanity bag they sent me, which was faulty has also been conveniently 'forgotten'. (Top of my hit list tomorrow to follow up)

I'm with you on this one. Been doing Avon for 6 years & enjoy it but I'm scrupulous with the money side of things & notice their 'tricks' & it leaves me annoyed mostly because they are hoping we're too stupid to work it out.

Anyway, I'm off to collect catalogues soon in several inches of snow. Am also hoping my delivery arrives tomorrow OK & that I'm able to deliver it. (I live in Kent)

Take care everyone - keep warm and safe.

lozza1985

It is better to order every campaign - even if it is only order forms & a demo product for yourself, makes sure your account is fine and should keep your asm off your back, as it helps their figures. You can order every other campaign though, especially if you only do f&f (no problem with loosing territory if you don't have it!) - but I'd advise if you are going to do every other campaign, to explain to whoever signed you up (whether it is an asm/sl) why, and tell them that you will order something on the "in between" campaign, doesn't need to be anything expensive, but makes sure you always have the most current HT.

echo

customer let me down so i have £67 worth of stuff and i will keep one item but it's £2.50 cheaper in the next book.what can i do? obviously i don't want to pay the higher price

gingernights

hi i only earned 2 £5 vouchers in camp 17 what will stop me from useing the code to get myself free products like the lipliner ect in camp 2?
:eek: as i looked at the code and it's the same on all the vouchers, if i did this could avon refuse to deliver is there a way of them knowing how many £5 vouchers i got from c17?

thanks:A

echo

look in your C17 invoice-it says how many they sent.you'll find it listed near the end of the products you were sent

Aesop

echo wrote: »

customer let me down so i have £67 worth of stuff and i will keep one item but it's £2.50 cheaper in the next book.what can i do? obviously i don't want to pay the higher price

Keep the item and then when you can place an order for the next campaign, place an order for the same product and credit back the one the customer should have bought, so you will be "paying" the cheaper price.