Kleeneze

Old_Git

how many others in your area are doing it .Also I think you have to pay for the cataloge .So if you deliver a cataloge and its not returned ,well its your loss .

joannerb

well we do buy the catalouges and no dont know how many is in are area but i want to hear from someone who has worked for kleene ezey just to see if it is as good as what it sounds.joannerb.

Jo_F

There are a couple of threads about this in the Up your income board

jo_b_2

joannerb wrote: »

im new to this site but i would like to know if anyone out there has ever worked for klean eazy where you deliver catalouges and accept orders door to door as me and my partner have decided to try this out.

we have never done anything like this before but what i want to know is firstly does it work and is it as good as it says it is, is it benifical in the long run so if anyone can help great thanks joannerb.

Hi

I've moved your thread over to the 'Up Your Income' board, where you should find some advice from people who have worked for Kleeneze.

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Maz

Click on this link for a previous thread where this is discussed in detail. Should give you a pretty good idea of all the ins and outs -

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

TaffyRed

Hi, just one question about Kleeneze if I may.

I was wondering how you go about starting out with this company, as I got a call the other day, (because I'd entered my details on a website looking for part time work), giving me the option of working up to 15 hours a week, but without revealing details of what it entailed. The individual wanted to meet up to discuss and reveal the offer at a later date - when I'd also receive the information pack about this business.

Would this be the usual way of getting involved with Kleeneze, as the company the individual mentioned is the one that owns Kleeneze, and I don't know if I fancy doing that!

Maz

TaffyRed wrote: »

Hi, just one question about Kleeneze if I may.

I was wondering how you go about starting out with this company, as I got a call the other day, (because I'd entered my details on a website looking for part time work), giving me the option of working up to 15 hours a week, but without revealing details of what it entailed. The individual wanted to meet up to discuss and reveal the offer at a later date - when I'd also receive the information pack about this business.

Would this be the usual way of getting involved with Kleeneze, as the company the individual mentioned is the one that owns Kleeneze, and I don't know if I fancy doing that!

I'd say there is a strong possibility that it's Kleeneze.

Peter_Pan

Probably trying a different angle to recruit, so many know the name Kleeneze they probably think use another name (the parent company for instance) and get people looking and hopefully they can talk them round whereas saying its Kleeneze would result in no interest in most cases straightaway.

mattylad

I did this for about 3 years and did manage to build up a good customer base so made an ok p/t income out of it. The thing that constantly got to me was how the company charge a fee for all the bits you need. If you are due to pick up your catalogues on a rainy day you can easily loose 50% of them through damages and they cost alot to replace. It can work - i managed to recruit 4 people in those 3 years of doing it, but they didn't stick it out for long - and as i wasn't a great success myself at it struggled to motivate them to continue.

Basically just from putting out catalogues I was getting about £2000 sales/month max which was around £400 pounds cash in hand, then take off all the expenses you have to pay out for was probably more like £300. Not a bad p/t income but it was a fair few hours I was doing every week.

mattylad

Oh yes, then I paid out a fair bit of money on trying to recruite people (who just were not interested). Took out a couple of ads in the local papers, flyers, shop windows etc which also takes out a big chunk of your earnings.