Become a Cohost and Score Deals on $600+ Show with Consultant Partner

[cookingwithlove]

I have a host who had a $600+ show and does not want all of her free stuff and half price items????? I would like to use it and she said it is fine. Can I be a Cohost? There were bookings off the show which would obviously go to her.

 

[DebbieJ]

No, consultants cannot be cohosts.

 

[cmdtrgd]

Debbie is correct. Ask your host if she has any weddings or birthdays or anniversaries or graduations or etc. coming up that she could get gifts for using the free and discounted products.

 

[cookingwithlove]

I mentioned this to her, but they are going to remodel their house and she does not want a lot more stuff right now. I guess I will just let it go:cry: !

 

[SusanBP0129]

Doesn't she have a friend who could co-host??

 

[chefann]

I can see her not necessarily wanting to use the half-price (some hosts just don't want to spend any money at all), but she can get things with the FPV and store them until her kitchen remodel is done. It seems a shame to "waste" them. But, as posted above, consultant's can't co-host so if she decides not to use them, then they're just gone.

 

[debswork]

Then why can't you just order them on her form and pick them up at her house?

 

[chefann]

Then why can't you just order them on her form and pick them up at her house?

The earned host benefits are for the host, not the consultant. It's not ethical to use the benefits the host earned, even when they are offered to the consultant.