Confused about Executive Cookware - Need Some Help!

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around participants seeking clarification on the points system related to earning Executive Cookware through sales. Various experiences and interpretations of the point accumulation process are shared, along with excitement about upcoming promotions.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Opinion-based
  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses confusion about the points system, initially misunderstanding it as needing to sell 3000 pans to earn cookware.
  • Another participant clarifies that points are earned based on the dollar amount of pans sold, regardless of discounts applied.
  • Several users mention that points are cumulative and can be redeemed starting in March, with one participant planning to hold onto points for maximum rewards.
  • One participant shares excitement about multiple sales and calculates potential points based on full retail prices.
  • Another participant notes that double points in February may not apply to the cookware promotion, leading to some uncertainty.
  • A participant references a thread discussing a layaway plan for purchasing cookware, suggesting it as a strategy to help customers buy more expensive items over time.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the application of double points for the cookware promotion, with no clear consensus on whether they apply. However, there is general agreement that points are cumulative and based on retail prices.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences and interpretations of the points system among consultants, highlighting varying levels of understanding and excitement about the promotions.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for clarification on the points system and those interested in strategies for maximizing rewards through cookware sales may find this discussion beneficial.

Cindycooks
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OK - maybe I am brain fried, but will someone explain to me how this works? For instance, to earn the Executive Cookware, it is 3000 points...
The flyer on the website seems to indicate that we get 1 point for each pan sold, or am I reading it wrong. That would mean 3000 pans just to earn the cookware which makes no sense! Help!
 
We get 1 point for every dollar we sell in pans for example say someone wants the new 8 inch sillet the price is 38 dollars we get 38 points no matter if they got it free, half off, or 60% off next month. So say someone wants the new double burner griddle 115 dollars we get 115 points. What we really want to push is the sets, because we will get the new pans a whole lot sooner. :D
I hope this is clear!
 
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pamperedalf said:
We get 1 point for every dollar we sell in pans for example say someone wants the new 8 inch sillet the price is 38 dollars we get 38 points no matter if they got it free, half off, or 60% off next month. So say someone wants the new double burner griddle 115 dollars we get 115 points. What we really want to push is the sets, because we will get the new pans a whole lot sooner. :D
I hope this is clear!


THANK YOU THANK YOU - I was reading it as "one point equals one dollar" which made me think I would never earn anything! :)
 
Another Pan-o-Rama questionAre the points cumulative, like they were with the show to go, where if we sold $4000, we got all 3 bags, or what? Im kind of confused about this.
 
Yes the points are cumulative. However you may start redeeming the points in march. I on the other hand am going to hold onto my points until I recieve all of the new cookware. My goal is to earn everything for free!!!!!!!!! :D
 
I am so excited about this Pan-o-Rama!!! I have 4 people wanting to buy the Generation II set. Two of which will be 1/2 off and 2 that will be full price. So how many points is that anyway?!?!?
 
You get full retail price!!! Isn't that amazing!!!. So you are looking at 780 points. way to go.
 
Yep, it doesn't matter if a host uses her credit, her half-price item, or takes advantage of the 60% Feb special - WE GET FULL RETAIL VALUE!! And yes, it's cumulative - Feb 1 - May 31. You can use your points as you earn them or go on a huge "shopping spree" at the end of May. :)
 
I was just thinking...... we get double points for February, right? Do the double points count for the pan-o-rama?
 
I think the double points only counts towards the trip that we can earn and not the cookware. It's great that they offer us so much stuff we can't keep it all straight!! :D
 
I thought so!
You got that right, PC really does do great things for the consultants :D
 
Great ideahttp://www.chefsuccess.com/showthread.php?t=5026

Check out this thread to see what I think is a great idea to earn the pans! If you haven't seen it yet it goes into detail on how to do a layaway plan so people can buy the more expensive items like pans over 3 months! I plan to promote this not only at shows but at my website and send out e-mails!
 
chefautumn said:
I was just thinking...... we get double points for February, right? Do the double points count for the pan-o-rama?
We get double trip points on all sales for shows held and submitted in February.

The pan-o-rama points are for all sales of cookware in Feb through May and all recruits signed Jan-Feb and qualified by end of March. They are giving us credit of FULL retail value on the cookware no matter what is paid by the customer.
 
chefautumn said:
I was just thinking...... we get double points for February, right? Do the double points count for the pan-o-rama?


If you were asking whether we got double points for the cookware, then I'd say no. IE: Professional Stir-Fry Skillet ($100) gives 100 points, not 200. Is that the question you were asking? Or did I misunderstand that?
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Executive Cookware from Pampered Chef?

Executive Cookware is a premium line of cookware offered by Pampered Chef, designed for durability and performance. It features a non-stick surface, heavy-gauge construction, and is suitable for all stovetops, including induction. The cookware is designed to distribute heat evenly and is oven-safe, making it versatile for various cooking methods.

How do I care for my Executive Cookware?

To care for your Executive Cookware, it is recommended to hand wash it with warm, soapy water and a soft sponge. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or scouring pads, as they can damage the non-stick surface. It is also advisable to avoid extreme temperature changes and to use silicone, wooden, or nylon utensils to prevent scratching.

Can I use Executive Cookware in the oven?

Yes, Executive Cookware is oven-safe up to 500°F (260°C). This allows you to start cooking on the stovetop and then transfer your dish to the oven for finishing, making it a versatile addition to your kitchen.

Is Executive Cookware dishwasher safe?

While Executive Cookware can be placed in the dishwasher, hand washing is recommended to prolong the life of the non-stick surface. If you choose to use the dishwasher, select a gentle cycle and avoid using harsh detergents.

What is the warranty on Executive Cookware?

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