Extra for Offer - Fall / Winter Catalogs

[pczd]

I am just taking a chance here. I know the month is almost over but I am a new Consultant who started in November without much action in November and December. Of course, I bought the ultimate kit which now leaves me with more catalogs and paperwork than I needed.

Oh well -- Just wondering if any Canadian Consultants (in Ontario) have some big shows coming up next week and need any of the FW Catalogs or Receipts (I have both).

Thanks!!

Also, anybody have an opinion on using the Fall / Winter write in receipts starting March 1st. My director feels that it might void a customer's warranty on their product if I continue to use these up. I want to do what it right of course but I hate the thought of seeing them go to waste. I was thinking I could black out the Fall /Winter at the top of the form????

Anybody have any thoughts on this???

 

[Grandmarita]

To be on the safe side, you could e-mail your question to HO. I have used my extra write in receipt forms for the times I have sold CASH & CARRY, of spare items I happen to have. They also come in handy for the person who gives you CASH at a party, and wants a receipt. You would still give them the computer receipt you print out, after entering their order on your computer.

Recently, when I have done Product Adjustments through our online process, I have been instructed to print out a copy of the Approval of the Adjustment for return. They then say to send that copy with the product being returned, and to write the Confirmation number on the outside of the envelope. I have not been sending the customer's original receipt, and the replacements have been made without any delay.

 

[heather9892]

take all those old catalogues to any craft shows you might do and hand those out instead of the new ones. OR place them EVERYWHERE, like dr's office etc. better someone looks at them then in your recycle box. the booster sells a sticker with a great poem for old stickers www.thebooster.com
nes myself so not too sure about the sales receipts