Inactive Qualification Question

[pamperedlinda]

How does it work when a consultant goes inactive before qualifying? I know she lost all of her Career Sales, but does that also mean that she has to start over with 4 shows or $1250 in sales in order to qualify or do the shows and sales she had still count towards that?

Make sense? Example: New Consultant had $320 in sales and one show in her first 3 months. She then went inactive. Last month she submitted a $360 show. Does this mean that in order to qualify she needs 2 more shows/$560 in sales or 3 more shows/$890 in sales? I know I won't get the 2000 points.

Thanks.

 

[crystalscookingnow]

She just needs to do the balance to qualify. So, she would need to do the 2 more shows/$560 in sales.

 

[pamperedlinda]

She just needs to do the balance to qualify. So, she would need to do the 2 more shows/$560 in sales.

Thanks, that was what I had hoped.

 

[jenniferp417]

The way I understand it, she's now active. That's what happened to me - I went inactive before I qualified. As soon as I submitted a $200 show, I was active and qualified.

 

[pamperedlinda]

The way I understand it, she's now active. That's what happened to me - I went inactive before I qualified. As soon as I submitted a $200 show, I was active and qualified.

did you go inactive before you originally qualified?

 

[chefann]

The inactivity is just a "pause" in them qualifying. It's still a TOTAL (pre- and post- deactivating) of $1250 or 4 shows. I have a recruit who was (and is) very on-again/off-again. She signed back when it took 6 shows to qualify. Did a show or 2, went inactive. Submitted another show or 2, went inactive again. She was inactive when the new 4-show requirement went into effect, and became qualified while inactive, because she had submitted a total of 4 shows.

 

[jenniferp417]

Yes. I went inactive before I qualified. As soon as I submitted that first show, I was active.

I think basically in cases like this, you go from new consultant to inactive to active. The whole "qualified" question becomes moot when you go inactive first.

 

[pamperedlinda]

The inactivity is just a "pause" in them qualifying. It's still a TOTAL (pre- and post- deactivating) of $1250 or 4 shows.

I have a recruit who was (and is) very on-again/off-again. She signed back when it took 6 shows to qualify. Did a show or 2, went inactive. Submitted another show or 2, went inactive again. She was inactive when the new 4-show requirement went into effect, and became qualified while inactive, because she had submitted a total of 4 shows.

Thanks Ann, that was my original thought (but I'm in a place where the answer to this question really makes a difference right now). I looked at her profile on my IPT and even though she reactivated last month there is not a qualified date next to her name. Hopefully this next show she has will bring to the level she needs to be at in order to qualify and then I'll see a date there. I too was assuming what you explained as our agreement says that we agree to do 4 shows or 1250 in sales - I just got confused as to if we had to start all over again if we went inactive before we met our obligations.