Kleeneze

Chippie

roaming_rhino wrote: »

Kleeneze along with a few other companies meet with the DSA( Direct selling association ) and the OFT ( Office of Fair Trading ) periodically to ensure that all opportunities operating in the field of direct sales/home shopping/ network marketing are all in compliance with the rules in place

So did Amway but that hasn't prevented their current predicament, Kleeneze wil be next!! :rolleyes:

roaming_rhino wrote: »

Kleeneze works !!! its people that dont

If I've read this crass cliche once in this thread I've read it a hundred times. Are you clones or what??? :eek:

Chippie

roaming_rhino wrote: »

there are 60 million people live in the UK , thousands and thousands of people buy every day from the kleeneze catalogue , maybe thats why the company turnover £100 million per year

Probably most of that is from distributors self using products. :rotfl:

NigeWick

Chippie wrote: »

I've read this crass cliche once in this thread I've read it a hundred times.

Cliche it may be, but, that does not stop it being correct. Most businesses fail because people think there is easy money to be made. Many businesses are simple but not easy and a lot of people get the two confused.

Nigel.

IvanOpinion

NigeWick wrote: »

Absolutely, but, why not just be nice to somebody?

Nigel.

I have never been unpleasant to a door to door sales person .. even that girl from Israel that called at my door trying to sell me art. I told her straight off that I would NOT be buying any (simply because I had nowhere to put it) but I would be interested in seeing what she had to offer (keep it clean folks). I spent about an hour talking to her and the pieces she had and I showed her the various pieces hung around my own house (and she realised why I said I had nowhere to put any more).

so I am polite .. but all unsolicited junk mail goes in the bin.

Ivan

Noname29

the whole point of kleeneze is that evryone IS clones. Everyone is taught ( or should be taught) to duplicate and if you duplicate, what do you get, but the same system, which is cloned. Thats what makes money.
Some are able and willing to duplicate, others are not. It tends to be those that are not willing to try ( or ex dists)that are negative about something they dont really know anything about.
As for existing Dists, they usually paint such a rosy picture, and dont tell prospects about some of the practices that go on.
There is a lot to be said about being positive but you need to tell it truthfully, warts and all.

NigeWick

IvanOpinion wrote: »

so I am polite .. but all unsolicited junk mail goes in the bin.

Ivan,
I said "nice" not polite

Nigel.

NigeWick

Noname29 wrote: »

There is a lot to be said about being positive but you need to tell it truthfully, warts and all.

I quite agree.

Nigel.

Horsham

IvanOpinion wrote: »

Putting unsolicited mail posted through your letter box in the bin is NOT 'rude' ... if that was the case then I must be very rude because I also put all those credit card and double glazing mail droppings in the bin as well ... a householder has absolutely no legal or moral responsibility to look after junk mail.

Ivan

I agree. For those that think it is rude please read this thread again:

Kleenze thread on Horsham Forum

The OP has a sign asking cold callers not to call (a Kleeneze rep has replied that he thinks it does not apply to him)

The OP has asked Kleenze countless times to permanently remove him from the list.

Many of us around Horsham suffer this problem. Many of us also throw the catalogues straight in the bin.

Noname29

dont even know where Horsham is but I certainly wont be dropping my catalogues there !
I just cant see what the problem is with putting the catalogue out.
If you do this then the Distributor wont ring your bell the next morning and disturb your sleep.
So what is the real problem,
a) is it that your sleep is disturbed. or
b) that you are a grumpy so and so and dont like people trying to better themselves.

If (a) then just put the book out when asked and dont get stressed about it.
If ( b) sorry, no solution .

Horsham

Noname29 wrote: »

dont even know where Horsham is but I certainly wont be dropping my catalogues there !
I just cant see what the problem is with putting the catalogue out.
If you do this then the Distributor wont ring your bell the next morning and disturb ...

The point the thread OP is making, which I agree with, is WHY should we have to leave your catalogues (and Betterware, and Avon etc.) out cluttering up our doorsteps for days on end.

We should be able to tell you once and for all that we do not want your catalogues. Is that really to much to ask?