Getting Back on Track: Tips for Reactivating Your Home Office Recruiting Status

[TammyStar]

I went inactive in October due to having to go 4 hours out of town for a job. I was never really "impressed" with my recruiter (I'm a home office recruit and I think if I would have went to one of her shows I would not have signed with her) What do I need to do to be active again? I know I would have to stay inactive for one year to sign with someone else but that isn't my prob. I just never felt movtivated by her "example". I still receive emails from her upline but she quit sending me things and I am now wondering if she is even still active herself. How can I find out if she is active?
TIA

 

[raebates]

I would think you could call the HO to find out if she's still active. As for reactivating, you just need to submit $200 in orders.If you call the HO, talk to them about your problems. The rules change soon (March 1?), so it may take less time than you think to be able to sign under someone new.

 

[TammyStar]

Thanks Rae!
You know EVERYTHING!! just kidding, but you always have a great answer on your posts and I've enjoyed reading them.

 

[raebates]

Your too kind. Frankly, the more I learn, the more I realize I need to learn.

 

[candiejayne]

I thought the change was April 1.

 

[raebates]

That could be. That's why there's a ? after March. The HO will know for sure.

 

[candiejayne]

I figured you weren't sure with the ? thats why I piped in my 2 cents!

 

[chefann]

The new plan takes effect April 1. When the new plan goes into effect, then a consultant must only be inactive for 6 months in a row before they have to purchase a new kit. All inactive consultants will start at month 1 of inactivity April 1, so nobody will be able to re-sign under a new recruiter until October. (That's covered in the Q&A that was posted 2 weeks ago.)

 

[raebates]

Thanks, Ann. Since the info didn't really apply to me, I didn't retain it.