Being a Kleeneze Distributor

skylight

Okay - so it worked for you.

Its not everyones cup of tea, and everyone is entitled to their opinion as are you.

The OP asked if they should do the job - why dont you PM them directly and offer them some support/advice, especially as you appear to have done so well.

pricefighter

I have heard that a lot of people are leaving K>>>N>>Z> and going to an outfit called Everyday Essentials run by an ex K>>>N>>Z> team. Is this true Roaming _Rhino.

shrek101

I hate Kleeneze, it gets right up my nose. They will insist on delivering there rubbish more than once in a week sometimes.

When I rang to complain they will do nothing to cross my off there delivery. I now have had to resort to sticking a bright green sticker on my letter box, but some of them don't bother to learn to read and ring the door bell if they think they left one and haven't put it out.

Last Sunday they rang me bell and buggered off, before I got chance to strangle them, joke. But if I knew where they lived I would ring there bell and !!!!!! off, see how they feel.

I aint against people delivering these, what annoys me is that the company wont inform the people who distribute these that some people don't want them.

So instead it angers me, wastes my time and there's

pricefighter

The problem arises because K

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dont have specific areas for there distributors,you could have say 5 trying to work the same road from different teams.

bestyman

Hi all,
This is just a thought, kicking the ball around so to speak.
Why do all the work and only get 20% commision?

I am self employed and go to many cash and carry type places. Bargains are to be had there and money can be made by buying goods and selling on ebay so why not also door to door? Why not cut out the middleman and make your own booklet and sell your own stuff?
Ok, the cost of the booklets may be a problem at first but those with PC skills could even make there own. Even if booklets were proffesionally made you could possibly get the money back over a short time considering that you could easily buy items for ,say £1 and sell them for £2/3, thats 300% commision not 20%.
Im not saying this would work, I am saying do your sums, at least have a look round cash and carrys and compare prices, see how much brochures are and above all if your gonna work hard make yourself fat and not someone else.

Str4berr3

roaming_rhino:

I dont know when or why i enquired to become Kleeneze employee. But i have received a CD rom and a letter from 2 Kleeneze worker telling me how great,the job is, how well paid they are and it even enclosed a check to prove how much they are earned(photocopied of-course). But i will have to admit there is a slight curiousity about this and i may be just a little bit tempted to join. i wanted to ask that because this was letter on behalf of two people does this mean that this mabe my Sponsorships/group? and is there only two in the group? If so does that mean only 2 people means tthat they aint really getting anywhere like other previous distributors?
I know that you have been very successful working for Kleeneze and that maybe Luck/ or simply you have worked indeed very, very hard to be earning what you are now. But reading other post i dont think others have been giving the chance of what you gained so therefore i just wanted to know the facts and not gamle my money.

pricefighter

Roaming - Rhino must be on the roam!!!

Debbie_3-2

Some interesting points!We joined network marketing 21/2 years ago for an extra income to fit around schoool hours,hols, illness, have 3 kiddies, nothing matched the bill until I came across an advert in the exchange & Mart to run your own homebased business, haven't looked back since.

Has anyone checked out Everyday Essentials,(** No advertising please - Edited by Abuse Controller **), a new home shopping company who is looking for Distributors and Team leaders right across UK and N Ireland, we joined 11 weeks ago after being with Kleeneze for 21/2 years (GoldDistributor) and haven't looked back - suits us better, own territory, low set up costs, rewarding pay plan for the individual distributor, low bonus levels and basic 25% commission, online shop to promote, no meetings but great support and we have a team of 18 which is growing almost daily. :j (no pressure to get involved in the team building unless you want to - after all it is your own business).

Kleeneze showed us that the home shopping catalogue works and introduced us to the principle of network marketing but we felt it wasn't the right vehicle for us, seemed daft competing with other agents from the same company, too many people have tried it or know someone that has .Bettaware is good for those that don't want to run their own business, who want an area coordinator to look after them, no money upfront , i want to be my own boss with no set targets, only the ones i set myself so that wouldn't suit me but everyones different.

Gazza1975

Hi,

I am in the same boat as Debbie, I too was in Kleeneze, but got fed up with 6 or 7 distributors in my area, the customers got fed up receiving all the catalogues, I then came across Everyday Essentials and the exclusive terrority is what really drew me too them, as it is my own terrority and the customers know who their local distributor is, the products are also top quality and the 25% basic commission is very good, plus bonuses at low level, compared too Kleeneze were you have too earn £764 for another 2% bonus which isn't rewarding their distributors for the hard work put in.

If anyone would like anymore info please look at **No advertising please - Edited by Abuse Controller ** you can teambuild if you wish, but there is no pressure put on you, as it is your own business. You can work the hours that you wish, but you can earn a decent income from it.

Gary

KCTigers

Hi guys I also used to do Kleeneze with all the promises of earning loads etc. I was in for nearly six years doing well on retail but not so well on sponsoring. I never got the help or back up from my upline on this. Which i was disappointed about but stayed in trying and retailing. I was for 4 years their top retailer. Then I heard about EVERYDAY ESSENTIALS and joined to get in at the start and after a month have more in team then had in kleeneze and certainly more interest in EVERYDAY ESSENTIALS. The people in this opportunity are just awesome and so helpful.

**Boardguide note: I've amended your post as this is not the place to recruit new sellers **