Pampered Chef?

kbm

Hi I was just wondering if anyone has any experience with the pampered chef company? I am thinking of joining but after a bad experience with another company (not party plan) I am a bit wary!

Thanks

BOBS

have been to couple of sales/demos. Girls pretty good at cooking and demonstrating products which cant be easy. But to be honest everything that is demonstrated is pretty expensive and not sure how well it would sell in this climate. Make up probably better bet as us girlies feel we need it as a treat rather than another kitchen gadget which we wont use.
Sorry to be negative, but just giving honest opinion

s-a-h-

Jamie at home would be a rival, both parties are doing the rounds and are fine if people want to constantly buy products. Once I had been to 2 or 3 I had seen all the products so would not bother to go again as the prices are through the roof.
Items can average about £30-£60 each, there is not much under £20, lots nearer £100, so if groups can be found with that kind of spare cash it is possible.
Mums I speak to are likely to go for the glass of wine and nibbles and buy a spatula!

pinky2681

i enjoyed it watching cooking/sampling etc but then at the end the lady just gave out order forms, i knew i'd be expected to buy something and budgeted myself £20 (seemed resonable), for that i got a piping bag and a kids apple knife. I did fancy the cupcake tray but £40 is way too much for me!

weso100

I see you have joined which is fab. I am a consultant - did £5000 in sales last month - every month I do £2500+ in sales - out company is def not struggling in current climate - good luck, it is an amazing company and you will have a fab time x

kbm

weso100 wrote: »

I see you have joined which is fab. I am a consultant - did £5000 in sales last month - every month I do £2500+ in sales - out company is def not struggling in current climate - good luck, it is an amazing company and you will have a fab time x

Hi,

Yes I have joined :j I had my first show on Tuesday night at my house with just a few family and friends and did £176 in sales but got 4 party bookings!!! Not great sales I know but I think I made up for it in bookings which are all within the next 3 weeks!! Where are you based? x

Polly

I'm still in my first few months of Pampered Chef and have had good sales so far which equals good commission. However when you factor in all of the legwork you do beforehand and all the prep, it brings the hourly rate down a fair bit. I love Pampered Chef and will definitely keep doing it. It's true what they say - you'll get more out the more you put in. Best of luck

RoseRed1234

I've heard good things about Pampered Chef. My dad's partner does it a few time's a month and seems to do quite well out of it.

meer53

I love the stuff but it's really expensive. Plus i've had 2 dishes crack in the same place. First was replaced but then replacement cracked again.

Polly

meer53 wrote: »

I love the stuff but it's really expensive. Plus i've had 2 dishes crack in the same place. First was replaced but then replacement cracked again.

Just contact them and they'll replace it again. The freephone no is 0800 9555888. I don't know another company with such excellent customer service and this makes it much easier to sell the products. They stand by everything they sell.

lincroft1710

meer53 wrote: »

I love the stuff but it's really expensive. Plus i've had 2 dishes crack in the same place.

Doesn't say much for the quality, does it?