Guest Address Labels on Supply Order

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around the guest address labels available on the supply order, with participants sharing their experiences and opinions about the product's design, usability, and comparison to alternatives.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • One participant questions the nature of the guest address labels, asking if they are carbon copied or carbonless.
  • Another participant expresses dissatisfaction with the labels, finding them too small for writing and noting issues with missing parts when separating them.
  • One participant mentions a different product from Karen Phelps, which has triplicate carbon copies and is perceived as nicer but more expensive.
  • Several participants appreciate the supply order labels for their space for names, addresses, and phone numbers, highlighting their use for every show.
  • One participant notes confusion regarding whether the labels are carbonless or carbon copies, reflecting on past experiences with both types.
  • Another participant shares a negative view on the licking aspect of the labels, describing it as unsanitary and unprofessional.
  • One participant suggests using Avery labels as an alternative and expresses a desire for improvements to the current labels.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the nature of the labels, with some participants asserting they are carbonless while others recall them as carbon copies. There is no clear consensus on the overall satisfaction with the product, as experiences vary widely.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences with the labels, discussing usability and preferences for alternatives, reflecting a range of opinions within the consultant community.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants exploring options for guest address labels and seeking insights from peers about their experiences with different products may find this discussion relevant.

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What are the guest address labels (pack of 15) that's listed on the supply order? Are they carbon copied and contain 25 or so labels that hosts can write in guest information?
 
Yes, but they are actually carbonless.

I don't like them. I bought them one time, but that was it. I find them to be too small for most hosts to write on. (You have to have tiny, cramped writing) and hosts would send them to me, but when I would separate them to attach them to the invitations - they would be missing tops and bottoms or letters. I forget how many there were per sheet, but it seemed like there were never quite enough, but 2 sheets were too many.
 
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Thanks for the info Becky! Have you used the ones from Karen Phelps? The ones she offers have spaces for 24 guest info, have triplicate carbon copies, and the top labels are "lick and stick".
 
I've never used them, but I've seen them. They are nicer than the ones from PC, but, they are also pricey. I use the labels (30 to a sheet - Avery 5160, I think) for all of the show info, and just hand write all of the addresses on envelopes. It's worked great so far!
 
I like the ones on the supply order form. There is space for 24 names, addresses and their phone numbers as well. They have 3 carbon copies, one for the host, one for the invitations and one to keep on file. I use them for every show!
 
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chezshelly said:
I like the ones on the supply order form. There is space for 24 names, addresses and their phone numbers as well. They have 3 carbon copies, one for the host, one for the invitations and one to keep on file. I use them for every show!
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One person says the PC ones are carbonless and another says they are carbon copies...so I am confused now. LOL!

I used to use the 30 count avery labels too, but have been looking for new ways to get the guest list from the host. I am liking the idea from Karen Phelps. I am just wondering how PC's compares to Phelps's. The price difference isn't that big of a difference. Taking shipping and tax costs into account, PC's breaks down to about $0.23/sheet and Karen's breaks down to $0.36/sheet. Karen's also has an updated version that includes a spot for each guests email addy.

Decisions....decisions....
 
They are carbonless - just like the 3-ply order forms. It's very rare to find anything with actual carbon sheets in it anymore.
 
Maybe HO is moving towards the carbonless ones, getting rid of the carbon copies first. The ones I ordered less than 2 mos. ago do have 2 carbon sheets (one between each of the 3 pages). I agree with Becky D. in being disappointed with them. I also didn't like having to lick them to stick on the envelopes...unsanitary! I also didn't think they looked very professional or personal. I recommend either printing on Avery labels or handwriting them.
 
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Maybe HO is moving towards the carbonless ones, getting rid of the carbon copies first. The ones I ordered less than 2 mos. ago do have 2 carbon sheets (one between each of the 3 pages).

I agree with Becky D. in being disappointed with them. I also didn't like having to lick them to stick on the envelopes...unsanitary! I also didn't think they looked very professional or personal. I recommend either printing on Avery labels or handwriting them.
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Hmmm, interesting. I haven't ordered any since they first came out, a couple years ago. Maybe they went from carbonless to carbon copies...or maybe my memory is faulty.:o

But I agree - I didn't like licking them either. YUCK!:yuck:
 
I bought only 1 pack to try out. I agree with what's been said, there aren't enough on one page, but giving a host 2 is a bit much and gets wasted. The spaces are kind of small and the perforations cut off some people's handwriting (especially when there is a "tail" to a letter that goes below the line--p, g, y, etc). Mine do have the sheet of carbon between the pages--kind of old fashion ;) I also wish they were self-adhesive because I hate licking them and putting them on. Yucky. But would that material be too thick for making it a carbon copy--or carbonless?I like the idea of e-mailing hosts a formatted template for them to fill in and then we can just print them off on Avery labels. But not everyone does e-mail so we still need a tangible form for others. I like the idea of having the e-mail addresses on the form also. Maybe we should give HO the ideas on how they could improve them.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Guest Address Labels on Supply Orders?

Guest Address Labels are pre-printed labels that can be ordered through Pampered Chef's supply orders. They are used to simplify the process of sending out invitations, thank-you notes, or other correspondence to your guests.

How do I order Guest Address Labels?

You can order Guest Address Labels through the Pampered Chef supply order system. Simply log into your consultant account, navigate to the supply order section, and select the option for Guest Address Labels. Follow the prompts to customize and complete your order.

Can I customize the Guest Address Labels?

Yes, you can customize the Guest Address Labels with your guests' names and addresses. This allows for a personal touch when sending out materials related to your Pampered Chef events.

Are there any costs associated with ordering Guest Address Labels?

Yes, there is a cost associated with ordering Guest Address Labels. The price may vary based on the quantity and any customization options you choose. Be sure to check the supply order section for the most current pricing information.

How long does it take to receive my Guest Address Labels after ordering?

The delivery time for Guest Address Labels can vary based on your location and the current processing times at Pampered Chef. Typically, you can expect to receive your order within a few business days after it has been processed.

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