Help! Question About Comm. Sales

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The discussion centers on a user's concern regarding commission sales and potential returns impacting their earnings. The user is on track to achieve $5,000 in sales within the first 90 days, which would qualify them for an additional $150 in PC dollars. A return from a customer could reduce their sales total, but it has been clarified that a commission take-back occurs only if the entire order is returned. Therefore, partial returns will not affect the user's commission earnings.

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AnnieBee
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Hey All,

It is my 90th day today, and I'm about to submit a show which will bring me to $5k in sales for my first 90 days, and net me an extra $150 in PC$ :)

My question is this, I have a customer who needs to retrun some things, which will bring my comm sales to slightly less than $5000 - will this effect me getting the PC dollars? The return has not been done yet. If it will be aproblem, it would be worth it to me to order a little mysled on this show to get the PC$150...

Anyone have an answer for me? I could probably look it up, but I have to eat and get out to my cluster meeting in the next half hour...
 
You will have a commission take-back only if the customer returns their entire order. Otherwise, HO lets you keep the sales, since it's not your fault the customer didn't like part of their order.Congrats! Way to go!!
 
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Awesome! Thanks Ann,

got to run...
 

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