Can a Us Consultant Recruit a Canadian Now???

[PamperedK]

I met a girl last night who would be AWESOME at this...but her mom is a consultant in the US. She said her mom told her that she could recruit her now - that there's "a way around it"....any ideas? As far as I know, we can't cross borders.

I don't want her to miss out because her mom is mis-informed.

 

[ChefBeckyD]

If there's a "way around it" then that doesn't sound like it would be a legitimate recruit. Sounds more like having figured out a way to cheat the system to me, and if that's the case, then it's going to be found out. Not the way to start a business.

 

[PamperedK]

That is what I thought too. I thought maybe I was missing something though....

 

[flemings99]

Check policy n' procedures. There is a referral program for recruits out of the country where you get credit, but it's different than a regular recruit.

 

[PamperedK]

Our P&P says no but I was wondering if the US might have something different or if something changed.

 

[flemings99]

Here's what the US P&P says:INTERNATIONAL REFERRAL PROGRAM
The International Referral Program is a program
which awards Pampered Chef® dollars to
Consultants who refer a new recruit outside of their
own country, in the U.S., Canada, UK, Germany
and Mexico. When the referred Consultant submits
their agreement, the referring Consultant must
include their name and Consultant number on the
agreement. The referring Consultant will receive:
• $25 Pampered Chef® dollars when the new
Consultant signs and enters their agreement
• $100 Pampered Chef® dollars when new Consultant
first reaches $1,250 in career sales (or country
equivalent)
• The referring Consultant must be active at the time
of the achievement
• During the initial three month launch of a country,
the $100 award will be doubled when the new
Consultant first reaches their $1,250 career sales
milestone (or country equivalent)
• Maximum benefit of $125 Pampered Chef® dollars
or $225 (during initial three month launch)
All awards are considered taxable income and will be
reflected on 1099 statements.

 

[PamperedK]

Thank you!!! I just sent that to her.

 

[DebPC]

Thanks- I knew it exsisted- but I've never seen it before. Interesting and a good thing to know- just in case.

 

[Sheila]

I knew about the $100 and the double, but don't remember ever reading about the $25 at the time of signing. That's cool that the referring consultant can get a bonus twice!

 

[Zergus]

As a Canadian consultant who is American (married to a Canadian Air Force pilot), and frequently has my US family wanting to order.... I have asked a couple times- the companies are different, so there is no cross-border anything. Just saying. Be glad to help anyway I can....