Book a Party at 60% Off: Clearing Confusion on Ordering from Past Hosts

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Discussion Overview

This thread explores the complexities surrounding booking parties and the ordering process from past hosts within the context of Pampered Chef. Participants share their experiences and seek clarification on how to manage host benefits when orders are placed under different names.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Opinion-based
  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant describes a situation where a current host wanted to book a party but placed an order under a friend's name, leading to confusion about how the past host could benefit from this arrangement.
  • Another participant suggests listing both the current and past hosts as co-hosts to ensure the past host receives the benefits.
  • Several users mention that it may be possible to navigate the software to accommodate such scenarios, though they express uncertainty about the outcomes.
  • One participant shares their experience of marking someone as booking a show without entering any products if they did not order anything during the current show.
  • Another participant notes that the originating host's benefits can still be utilized even if the next show is hosted by someone else, as long as the benefits have not been exhausted.
  • Some participants express confusion about the process and terminology used in the discussion, seeking clarification on specific terms like "SIID."

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the best approach to handle the situation, with some participants supporting the idea of co-hosting while others express uncertainty about the implications of the ordering process.

Contextual Notes

Participants are sharing personal experiences and interpretations of the booking process, reflecting a variety of scenarios that may arise when managing host benefits and orders.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants who encounter similar situations regarding party bookings and host benefits may find the shared experiences and suggestions relevant to their own practices.

tabnat80
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I have a question. I have a current host (we'll call her Melissa) who attended a party of past host (we'll call her Dawn) a few weeks ago. When Melissa ordered her items, she told me she was interested in booking a party. Well, I put it in the check in the spot for future host, but the she was placing an order with her friend, Trisha, and didn't want to pay the shipping. So when I ordered the items, I listed it under her friend's name, Trisha. My question is, how does Dawn get to order from Melissa's party at 60% off since the show closed and didn't even show Melissa being there. Ok, now, tha'ts confussing. Please help! Melissa only ordered the season's best cookbook at dawn's party and didn't want to pay 4 dollars so I didn't make it a big deal for her to order on her own recipet.
 
I think you'll have to list Trisha and Dawn as cohosts. Give all the host benefits to Dawn. Trisha's "host order" can just be blank, I'd think... she's just there to make this work.And *definitely* discourage the combining of orders in the future!
 
Hopefully someone who's tried this will chime in - but it seems like it should work.Maybe play with the software and see what it does with this scenario.
 
BTW- if this would happen in the future (I have had people want to book a show and not order anything at that current show) You just put them in like they are placing an order, mark them as booking a show, and not enter any products.

Not sure what to do right now for your current host!
 
Oh good idea, Kelly. I think I've read that before but I did not remember it in this case.
 
jenniferp417 said:
Hopefully someone who's tried this will chime in - but it seems like it should work.

Maybe play with the software and see what it does with this scenario.


that should work fine, i can't see why not.
 
I'm not sure about P3, but in PP it doesn't matter who actually hosts the next show. The originating host's PHD# has so many booking benefits that can be used within the next six months. So, if Suzy Q books a show from Holly Host's show, and then changes her mind, Holly Host can find another friend to have it, and she will still get her booking benefit.

Okay, the way I worded that makes sense to me, but if it doesn't to you, please let me know!

HTH...SIID!
 
really? I did not know this. (don't tell DH I said that! :) )
 
What DH doesn't know can't hurt you. ;)
 
nikked said:
I'm not sure about P3, but in PP it doesn't matter who actually hosts the next show. The originating host's PHD# has so many booking benefits that can be used within the next six months. So, if Suzy Q books a show from Holly Host's show, and then changes her mind, Holly Host can find another friend to have it, and she will still get her booking benefit.

Okay, the way I worded that makes sense to me, but if it doesn't to you, please let me know!

HTH...SIID!
Are you sure about that? How would they know she was the originating host if the show wasn't booked from her party? Have you tried this?
 
Chef Kearns said:
Are you sure about that? How would they know she was the originating host if the show wasn't booked from her party? Have you tried this?

Because, as nikked said, The originating host's PHD# has so many booking benefits that can be used within the next six months.
 
nikked said:
I'm not sure about P3, but in PP it doesn't matter who actually hosts the next show. The originating host's PHD# has so many booking benefits that can be used within the next six months. So, if Suzy Q books a show from Holly Host's show, and then changes her mind, Holly Host can find another friend to have it, and she will still get her booking benefit.

Okay, the way I worded that makes sense to me, but if it doesn't to you, please let me know!

HTH...SIID!

OK, so that made sense to me, but what does SIID mean?:)
 
KellyTheChef said:
BTW- if this would happen in the future (I have had people want to book a show and not order anything at that current show) You just put them in like they are placing an order, mark them as booking a show, and not enter any products.

Not sure what to do right now for your current host!

That's what I've done - put them in as booking a show but no items.
 
The best current thing to do is put Trisha as a co-host.
 
sfdavis918 said:
OK, so that made sense to me, but what does SIID mean?:)

"Sorry If It Didn't"...got sick of typing it, so made my own web-speak!

And yes, I have done this, quite often. As long as the originating host hasn't used all the booking benefits, it doesn't matter who actually hosts the next show.
 
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Ok. Thanks so much. I'm going to try to do that and see how it works.
I'll let you know
 
nikked said:
I'm not sure about P3, but in PP it doesn't matter who actually hosts the next show. The originating host's PHD# has so many booking benefits that can be used within the next six months. So, if Suzy Q books a show from Holly Host's show, and then changes her mind, Holly Host can find another friend to have it, and she will still get her booking benefit.

Okay, the way I worded that makes sense to me, but if it doesn't to you, please let me know!

HTH...SIID!

it makes sense to me and thank you for the information, it is very helpful because I have had this happen.
 

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