Gift Warranty: Claiming a Cookware Set for Mother

[elizabethfox]

I just had a hostess who did a show in Feb. She bought the 7 piece executive set. She had a booking from her show who also did their show in Feb. So she got another 2 items at 60% off. She bought another cookware set just like the one she bought last time to give as a gift to her mother.

My question is. If her mother needs to claim the warranty on the cookware at any time, how does that work?? Is there something I need to do to mark that this was given as a gift, or is it too late now that I have already submitted it?

 

[wadesgirl]

If I know that there is a gift like this, I print out a seperate receipt to give to the receivee just in case they have warranty issues. They'll know all the important information like host name, show number, etc.

 

[BethCooks4U]

I just had a hostess who did a show in Feb. She bought the 7 piece executive set. She had a booking from her show who also did their show in Feb. So she got another 2 items at 60% off. She bought another cookware set just like the one she bought last time to give as a gift to her mother.

My question is. If her mother needs to claim the warranty on the cookware at any time, how does that work?? Is there something I need to do to mark that this was given as a gift, or is it too late now that I have already submitted it?

The person who got it as a gift knows who gave it to her so if she has a warranty issue she can tell PC that and if she needs the receipt she will be able to get it from the person who gave it to her or the consultant.

 

[elizabethfox]

Ok so the cookware will be under my hostesses name, but a replacement can be shipped to the person to whom the gift was received?? It will not have to be shipped to the hostess??

Just curious because her mother lives in Ohio, and the hostess live in Michigan.

 

[KellyTheChef]

Yes...I just had something like that happen! When you call in for the replacement, they will ask the name and address that you want it shipped to!

 

[BethCooks4U]

Ok so the cookware will be under my hostesses name, but a replacement can be shipped to the person to whom the gift was received?? It will not have to be shipped to the hostess??

Just curious because her mother lives in Ohio, and the hostess live in Michigan.

Right. She just has to remember who gave it to her and the show info can be gotten from the purchaser or consultant if needed. It doesn't hurt to give her a copy of the receipt either.

I gave something to my DIL for her birthday that I earned as an incentive. It later needed replacement. I called HO and they sent the new one directly to my DIL.