Dilemma of Host Who Didn't Turn in Show on Time

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Discussion Overview

This thread discusses a situation involving a host who delayed submitting an order, leading to concerns about payment issues and potential points for the consultant. Participants share their thoughts on how to handle the situation and the implications for the consultant's sales points.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal, Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant describes a dilemma with a host who delayed turning in an order, causing payment issues and uncertainty about earning points.
  • Another participant suggests that resolving the payment issue before the deadline may allow the sales to count for the month.
  • Several users express agreement that as long as payment is resolved, the consultant should receive the points.
  • One participant encourages contacting the host's friends to obtain her cell number while she is on vacation.
  • Another participant expresses hope that the consultant can reach the host and suggests contacting the home office for possible deadline extensions.
  • One participant shares their excitement about the potential points and the impact on their sales goals.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree that resolving the payment issue is crucial for the consultant to earn points, though there is no clear consensus on the best approach to take in this situation.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences and opinions regarding the challenges faced by consultants when dealing with hosts and order submissions.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants facing similar dilemmas with hosts and order submissions may find the shared experiences and suggestions relevant.

DZmom
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I have a host that was supposed to turn in a show in Feb that had 2 sets of Gen II and a set of Pro cookware. Well, she waits to call me to close in May and didn't send the money with the order forms. :mad: Well, now I have people calling wanting there stuff and I just submitted the order on the 31st. Here's my dilemma, the host's credit card didn't clear and now the order is on hold:eek: , so will I get the points for the pans or not? What do you all think? I haven't had the chance to call HO yet since I definitely haven't got the cash to cover it myself and I haven't been able to get ahold of the host because she's on vacation and not due home for a week! I will call them on Monday whether I've heard from her or not!
 
If you can resolve the payment issue before the deadline the HO gave you, the sales will count for May. Maybe you can call around and find one of her friends that can give you the host's cell number and contact her on vacation. Good Luck!
 
Ughhh, people can be just so rude...I agree, I think as long as you get everything taken care of payment wise you should get the points.
 
I hope you can get a hold of her that is lots of points on the line. I would try to call HO on Monday just to let them know that your host is out of town and see if they can delay the deadline any for you.

I wish you luck!!
 
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Thanks guys! Y'all are so awesome. That was my impression from the email that HO sent me. I really wanted the Stirfry skillet and this put me over the top, but when I got the email on the 1st I nearly died!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do if my host didn't turn in the show order on time?

If your host didn't turn in the show order on time, reach out to them immediately to understand the situation. Discuss the importance of timely submissions and see if they can still provide the necessary information. If they are unable to submit the order, you may need to consider rescheduling the show or discussing alternative options with them.

Can I still process the order if it’s late?

Yes, you can still process the order if it’s late, but it may depend on your company's policies regarding late submissions. Check with your direct sales company’s guidelines to see if there are any penalties or restrictions for late orders. If allowed, make sure to communicate any potential delays to your host and customers.

How can I prevent this issue from happening in the future?

To prevent this issue in the future, set clear deadlines with your hosts for when orders need to be submitted. Consider sending reminders as the deadline approaches and provide them with all necessary information upfront. Building a good relationship with your hosts can also encourage them to prioritize timely submissions.

What if my host is unresponsive about the late submission?

If your host is unresponsive, try reaching out through different communication methods, such as text, email, or social media. If they still do not respond, you may need to move forward without their input and decide how to handle the show based on your company’s policies. Document your attempts to contact them in case you need to reference it later.

Will my host still receive their rewards if the show is late?

Whether your host receives their rewards for a late show depends on your direct sales company's policies. Some companies may still honor rewards if the order is processed, while others may have strict deadlines. It's important to clarify these details with your company and communicate them to your host to manage their expectations.

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