Clarifying the First 30 Days: Ordering, Delivery, and Parties

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around the experiences and questions of a new consultant regarding the timeline for receiving their kit, the start of their 30-day period, and the scheduling of parties. Participants share insights about the delivery process, the importance of timing for shows, and details about commission payments.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, mentions that the 30-day period likely starts after receiving the kit, with some grace days included.
  • Another participant shares their experience that for a show to count within the first 30 days, it must be both held and submitted during that timeframe.
  • Several users note that if the new consultant's friend books a party on September 18, it may be too close to the end of the 30 days, depending on when the kit arrives.
  • One participant explains the commission payment schedule, stating that checks are issued twice a month based on sales submitted during specific periods.
  • Another participant emphasizes that the welcome letter will provide the exact dates for the first 30 days, which can vary based on delivery times.
  • Some participants express curiosity about the delivery time for the kit, with varying expectations about how quickly it may arrive.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the exact start date of the 30-day period and the implications of scheduling parties within that timeframe. No clear consensus emerges on the best approach to scheduling parties.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences related to their own timelines and the delivery process, which may vary based on location and shipping zones.

Who May Find This Useful

New consultants and those considering joining the community may find this discussion relevant as it addresses common questions about the early stages of their business journey.

HealthNut
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ok - so I am ordering my kit tomorrow (yay!!!) and was told by my consultant that it should take about a week or so to get it delivered...so let's assume August 23rd is when I should receive it - give or take a day.

When does my 30 days actually start? I have a friend who wants to book her party on September 18 and so I'm not sure if that would be considered within my "first 30 days"? Do I have to have the show CLOSED before a certain date within those 30 days? How does this all work?

Also (unrelated question to above) - just so I'm clear too (not that I'm counting chickens before they hatch) but paydays are twice a month, correct? how does that all work? Thanks!!!
 
Your 30 days will probably start after you get your kit. They give you a few grace days. In order for a show to count towards your first 30 days it must be both HELD and SUBMITTED during that 30 day time frame! If you're ordering your kit tomorrow, I'd try to have a few other shows booked before that Sept 18th show, just to ensure you get those free fall products!!
 
I just had a new consultant sign yesterday and her 30 day end date is 9/16. Delivery to us is usually 2 days and to you is probably 1 day so if they take that into consideration, if you sign tomorrow yours will probably be 9/17. As was said, you not only have to hold but also submit the shows by that date to qualify.

If your friend isn't able to move her show sooner, it's okay. You'll need shows beyond the 30 days too! Note: she won't get the extra gift they give hosts of shows that are held in the first 30 days. Your other option would be to wait a couple days so she's in the window. Do you have other shows booked already? What is the date of your first one?

Congratulations and good luck with your new business!!


ETA: We get our commission checks twice a month. Sales submitted the first through the 15th are paid on the 22nd and sales for the 16th through the last day of the month are paid on the 8th of the following month. The mid-month paycheck is based on what you've sold so far and the end of month (8th) check is figured with all sales for the month minus the amount already paid to you minus $2 for insurance and anything else that might be added or dedcted that month (always explained on the statement). I believe new consultants only get a month end check the first month (on the 8th).
 
We get paid on the 8th and 22nd of each month.The 22nd is for all shows submitted on the 1st-15th of the month.
The 8th is for all shows submitted on the 16th through the last day of the month.If the 8th and 22nd fall on a weekend, we get paid that following Monday. (like this month - the 22nd is on a Sunday, so we're paid on Monday, the 23rd)********When you get your welcome letter (email?) it will give you the beginning and ending dates for your first 30 days. If you sign tomorrow, the 18th will be Verrrry close to the end of your 30 days. Here in MI, when consultants sign up, they have their kit the next day, and their 30 days usually starts a couple days after that. Being in Indianapolis, I would imagine it would be about the same for you.
 
ChefBeckyD said:
We get paid on the 8th and 22nd of each month.

The 22nd is for all shows submitted on the 1st-15th of the month.
The 8th is for all shows submitted on the 16th through the last day of the month.

If the 8th and 22nd fall on a weekend, we get paid that following Monday. (like this month - the 22nd is on a Sunday, so we're paid on Monday, the 23rd)

********

When you get your welcome letter (email?) it will give you the beginning and ending dates for your first 30 days. If you sign tomorrow, the 18th will be Verrrry close to the end of your 30 days. Here in MI, when consultants sign up, they have their kit the next day, and their 30 days usually starts a couple days after that. Being in Indianapolis, I would imagine it would be about the same for you.
Ha! You posted while I was editing. :p
 
BethCooks4U said:
Ha! You posted while I was editing. :p

LOL - essentially, our posts are all the same info! :D:D:D
 
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Oh wow! So if I order tomorrow, I could possibly receive my kit friday or monday? I thought it took like a week!
Hmmm maybe I'll talk to my consultant/coach about waiting til monday...
 
HealthNut said:
Oh wow! So if I order tomorrow, I could possibly receive my kit friday or monday? I thought it took like a week!
Hmmm maybe I'll talk to my consultant/coach about waiting til monday...

It takes a week if you're in a 5 day shipping zone from Home Office, but you would have to be in a 1-2 day zone. They do an EXCELLENT job of getting those new consultant kits out ASAP. If you ordered tomorrow, you'd have it Friday or Saturday.
 
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ChefBeckyD said:
It takes a week if you're in a 5 day shipping zone from Home Office, but you would have to be in a 1-2 day zone. They do an EXCELLENT job of getting those new consultant kits out ASAP. If you ordered tomorrow, you'd have it Friday or Saturday.

does this also apply to the orders once the show is closed?
 

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