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This thread discusses the news about the Body Shop at Home potentially going out of business, with participants sharing their reactions and personal experiences related to the situation.
Views differ regarding the significance of the news and its implications for consultants, with some expressing concern and others sharing personal anecdotes without a clear consensus on the overall impact.
Participants share a mix of personal experiences and reactions to the news, with some providing background information about Body Shop at Home and its business model.
Consultants interested in the dynamics of direct sales companies and the experiences of their peers may find this discussion relevant.
The_Kitchen_Guy said:Usually you take a crash to a body shop.
First time I ever heard of taking a body shop to a crash.
You are right, Cindy - I thought that too when I first read this. But I can't remember her name either! I remember that she left just before Nat'l Conference, and they had to switch everything around, because she was supposed to be onstage quite a bit...Cindycooks said:My first thought - who was it that was "way up there" in HO that left PC a couple years back....isn't this the company she left us for? Maybe I'm totally mistaken, this is just the first thing that popped in my mind. My other thought - I'm invited to a Body Shop party on Saturday. I cant go, I have a show, but I was gonna take a look at the website. Awful for the consultants, I cant imagine.
ChefBeckyD said:You are right, Cindy - I thought that too when I first read this. But I can't remember her name either! I remember that she left just before Nat'l Conference, and they had to switch everything around, because she was supposed to be onstage quite a bit...
Becca_in_MD said:Was it Jo Price? Wondered where she went.
ChefBeckyD said:YES! That's who it was - thank you for giving me the name - it was driving me crazy!
When a company like Body Shop at Home announces that it is going out of business, it typically means that they will cease operations, which includes stopping sales, closing down their distribution channels, and potentially liquidating their inventory. This can affect consultants, customers, and anyone involved in the business.
Current consultants may find themselves without a business opportunity, as they will no longer be able to sell products or earn commissions. It's advisable for them to seek alternative income opportunities and to stay informed about any final communications from the company regarding their status and any remaining inventory.
Customers with outstanding orders should contact their consultants or the company directly to inquire about the status of their orders. If they have purchased products, they should check the company’s return policy and any information regarding warranties or guarantees that may still be in effect.
Yes, there are several other direct sales companies that offer similar products, such as Avon, Mary Kay, or Pampered Chef. Each of these companies has its own unique product lines and business models, so it's worth researching to find one that aligns with your interests and needs.
Those interested in continuing in direct sales should explore other companies that align with their interests and values. It's important to research potential companies thoroughly, consider the products they offer, their compensation plans, and the support available to consultants before making a decision.