HWC Promo: Book a Show with Host 1 and Get Exclusive Feb. Discounts!

[Intrepid_Chef]

We were chatting about this possibility during the drive home from spring launch.

Let's say Host 1 has a show and Host 2 books off of her.

Host 1 orders the knife block set, or a set of cookware.

Host 2 gets no other orders and both are held and submitted by Feb. 15.

I know I would get no commission for the second show, but would it count as a show to get the HWC items?

 

[TrishPCMommy]

Host 1 can't order the 60% off Past Host Special at Host 2's show if Host 2's show doesn't make show; you can't enter the discount code before there are $150 in Guest Sales... So Host 2's show would not count toward the second show for HWC items.

 

[ShelbyMichalek]

Just so you know, you can do it. I went in to Spring Launch with no Feb shows book because I'll be on vacation from the 8th to the 16th and didn't even consider that I still had 3 weeks of the month of nothing. Because I really wanted the HWC products, I made 3 phone calls at lunch break and one on the way home and yesterday I sent/delivered 4 host packets because all 4 agreed to doing quick catalog shows.

You CAN get enough shows, just remember the "3" in 3-2-1!

 

[Kelly8]

Host 1 can't order the 60% off Past Host Special at Host 2's show if Host 2's show doesn't make show; you can't enter the discount code before there are $150 in Guest Sales... So Host 2's show would not count toward the second show for HWC items.

Are you sure about this? I know that my director has submitted shows that commissionable sales were less than $150 because the past host ordered a big ticket host item. And I just tried it in P3 by adding a fake show and I just had a past host with an order of the Bamboo Knife Block set at $166, and there are absolutely no errors in it. So I think she was right...you can submit the two, and it's techinically a qualified show, but no you wouldn't make commission off the show.

 

[leslieprichett]

Are you sure about this? I know that my director has submitted shows that commissionable sales were less than $150 because the past host ordered a big ticket host item. And I just tried it in P3 by adding a fake show and I just had a past host with an order of the Bamboo Knife Block set at $166, and there are absolutely no errors in it. So I think she was right...you can submit the two, and it's techinically a qualified show, but no you wouldn't make commission off the show.

I just did it in PPP as well and got the same result as you

 

[Kelly8]

Yeah that's right! A show has to be $150 in GUEST sales, not commissionable sales.

 

[leslieprichett]

Yup, of course it sucks that there's no commissionable sales and no double points, but if you really want the HWC stuff, you can do it that way.

 

[TrishPCMommy]

I stand corrected. I wasn't able to do it before in previous months, but I just tried it in
P3 and no red dots/flags! Wow! Learned something new today... Thanks for the idea if I need it!

 

[Intrepid_Chef]

OK ... thanks, but that was not exactly my question.

I know you can turn in a show that is less than $150 commissionable due to a past host order.

The question remains: If I turn in 2 shows, one qualifying, one not, do I still get the HWC items?

 

[NooraK]

That's my question: what's the definition of a "qualifying" show? $150 in guest sales or commissionable sales?

 

[cookingwithlove]

Rules: To earn the Help Whip Cancer® products, qualified Cooking Shows, Catalog Shows,
Fundraiser Shows and Wedding Showers must be held Feb. 1–15 and submitted no later
than midnight CT on Feb. 15, 2010. Products will ship as earned. For use and reproduction
by Pampered Chef® Consultants only.

I qualifing show is $150 in guest sales period.