Confused about F/W & S/S Order Forms? Ask Here!

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses the differences between the Fall/Winter (F/W) and Spring/Summer (S/S) order forms, particularly focusing on changes in shipping charges and warranty information. Participants share their experiences and strategies regarding the use of the order forms.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant inquires about the differences between F/W and S/S order forms, specifically noting the absence of the wish list attachment.
  • Another participant mentions that the shipping charge has changed and that there is now a limited warranty on several items.
  • Several users note that shipping costs are higher for the F/W order forms.
  • One participant shares their plan to modify the shipping charges on their current order forms and continue using the old S/S forms until they are depleted.
  • Another participant expresses a similar intention to update their current order forms and mentions using write-in options at shows, along with printing receipts for product arrivals.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the specifics of the changes to the order forms and how participants plan to adapt to these changes.

Contextual Notes

Participants are sharing personal experiences related to the use of order forms in their consulting practices, focusing on practical adjustments rather than official guidelines.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for insights on managing order forms and adapting to recent changes in shipping and warranty information may find this discussion relevant.

pampchefrhondab
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Hey,

Is there a difference in the F/W order forms and the S/S now that they don't attach the wish list?

Sorry if this was already asked:)!
 
yes, the shipping charge changed and we not have a LTD warranty on several items.
 
shipping is more for f/w.
 
I am planning to just change the shipping charge on my current order forms and to hand out a copy of the back of the new order forms until I run out of the s/s ones. I don't want to just throw out a bunch of order forms.
 
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Oh yeah, I forgot. I thought the shipping was a write in.

I may just change the current ones too. I actually just use the write-in ones at my shows and then I print the PP recepts for when the products arrive.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between F/W and S/S order forms?

F/W stands for Fall/Winter, while S/S stands for Spring/Summer. The F/W order forms typically feature products that are available during the fall and winter months, while the S/S order forms showcase items for the spring and summer seasons. Each order form is tailored to highlight seasonal promotions and product availability.

How do I know which order form to use for my party?

You should use the order form that corresponds to the season in which your party is taking place. If your party is scheduled during the fall or winter months, use the F/W order form. Conversely, if your party is in the spring or summer, opt for the S/S order form. This ensures that your guests have access to the most relevant products.

Can I use both F/W and S/S order forms at the same time?

While it’s generally recommended to stick to one order form per party to avoid confusion, you can use both if you have guests interested in products from both seasons. Just make sure to clearly communicate which products are available on each form and keep track of orders separately.

Where can I find the latest F/W and S/S order forms?

The latest F/W and S/S order forms can typically be found on the Pampered Chef consultant website or in your consultant resources. If you’re unsure where to locate them, reach out to your upline or check the official Pampered Chef training materials for guidance.

What should I do if I have questions about specific products on the order forms?

If you have questions about specific products on the order forms, you can reach out to your upline or consult the Pampered Chef product guide. Additionally, you can ask your customers during the party for any specific preferences or questions they may have, and address them accordingly.

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