Qualifying as a Consultant: Does an Individual Order Count?

In summary, the conversation discussed whether individual orders count towards qualifying as a consultant and the difference between submitting orders through P3 or the Personal Website (PWS). It was mentioned that PWS does not allow individual orders until the consultant qualifies, while P3 does. The importance of building personal relationships with customers was also emphasized. The question of whether catalog shows count towards qualifying was raised and it was confirmed that they do. The group also congratulated each other on qualifying and shared their excitement for reaching this milestone.

1. Does a personal purchase count towards qualifying as a consultant?

Yes, a personal purchase of $200 or more counts towards qualifying as a consultant. This means that you can use your own purchases to reach the required sales volume to become a consultant.

2. Can I combine multiple individual orders to reach the required sales volume?

Yes, you can combine multiple individual orders to reach the required sales volume of $200. However, the orders must be placed within the same month and under the same consultant ID.

3. Do online orders count towards qualifying as a consultant?

Yes, online orders count towards qualifying as a consultant as long as they are placed through your personal consultant website and are under your consultant ID.

4. What if I return an item that was included in my individual order?

If you return an item that was included in your individual order, the sales volume for that item will be deducted from your total. This may affect your qualification as a consultant if your total sales volume falls below $200.

5. Can I use hostess credit towards my individual order to qualify as a consultant?

No, hostess credit cannot be used towards your individual order to qualify as a consultant. Only sales volume from personal purchases or customer orders can be counted towards qualification.