Is Inactivity Affecting My Website Orders?

[erinyourpclady]

Soooo....I didn't really work last month or this month. I had an order for $25 last month making me inactive for December. Here it is January and I have my $150 in individual orders submitted via my website. My mom is trying to place an order and she is not receiving a confirmation...is this because of my inactivity?
I read P&P and it says nothing about inactivity and website usage...does anyone know?

TIA!

 

[mscharf]

if your website page is coming up then it should work! I would look on CC and see if it shows up on your shipment page (it usually will within an hour or so), if not i would call HO tomorrow

 

[erinyourpclady]

BUMPITY BUMP....anyone before I call in?

 

[babywings76]

You only had one month of inactivity. Your website should be fine.

 

[Intrepid_Chef]

It should be fine. Sometimes it takes a while for these things to come through.

 

[chefann]

Websites stay active until the subscription needs renewal or the consultant completely deactivates (after 6 months of inactivity). So orders can still be placed through them. If, however, you get orders in an inactive month and they do not total $150 in that month, then you do not get the commission for them (since you need to have $150 in a single month to be considered active, and only active consultants earn commission).

 

[Jolie_Paradoxe]

If, however, you get orders in an inactive month and they do not total $150 in that month, then you do not get the commission for them (since you need to have $150 in a single month to be considered active, and only active consultants earn commission).

Wow, I wasn't aware of that....definitely good to know and to tell the team. Thanks for posting Ann.

 

[PamperedDor]

Websites stay active until the subscription needs renewal or the consultant completely deactivates (after 6 months of inactivity). So orders can still be placed through them. If, however, you get orders in an inactive month and they do not total $150 in that month, then you do not get the commission for them (since you need to have $150 in a single month to be considered active, and only active consultants earn commission).

Hmmm, SO if you have a website that you paid for and people place an order and you are inactive (not meeting the sales quota for December) you don't receive commission on your sales??? Are you sure?

 

[BethCooks4U]

Websites stay active until the subscription needs renewal or the consultant completely deactivates (after 6 months of inactivity). So orders can still be placed through them. If, however, you get orders in an inactive month and they do not total $150 in that month, then you do not get the commission for them (since you need to have $150 in a single month to be considered active, and only active consultants earn commission).

Where did you read this? I have several consultants who occasionally submit less than $150 in a month and none have complained that they didn't get paid in those months. ...now, they could have just not said anything but I would guess at least one would have shared that disappointment.

 

[mscharf]

Soooo....I didn't really work last month or this month. I had an order for $25 last month making me inactive for December. Here it is January and I have my $150 in individual orders submitted via my website. My mom is trying to place an order and she is not receiving a confirmation...is this because of my inactivity?
I read P&P and it says nothing about inactivity and website usage...does anyone know?

TIA!

I had a consultant call me, with maybe a similar question last night. She had a customer place an order on her website and when she was checking out it asked for consultant id and password. I figured out that the customer need to create a login and password for herself. Then when she gets on each time she won't have to fill out all shipping info, etc.

Not sure if this is your problem also, but I thought I would try

 

[BethCooks4U]

I checked with my SED and here was her response regarding submitting less than $150 in a month:

No that is not true. If you submit any sales you get paid. The $150 requirement is strictly for being active and receiving benefits.

 

[mscharf]

I checked with my SED and here was her response regarding submitting less than $150 in a month:

Absolutely, you are still a consultant, just inactive, for up to 6 months. As long as your website is paid current you should be able to accept orders!

 

[BethCooks4U]

Absolutely, you are still a consultant, just inactive, for up to 6 months. As long as your website is paid current you should be able to accept orders!

And get the commission on them!

 

[chefann]

Thanks for the clarification. I must have misinterpreted the policies. Under the old plan, inactive consultants didn't get paid on any orders until they reactivated, and I probably carried that line of thought into the new plan.

 

[BethCooks4U]

Thanks for the clarification. I must have misinterpreted the policies. Under the old plan, inactive consultants didn't get paid on any orders until they reactivated, and I probably carried that line of thought into the new plan.

Ann I don't think that was true in the old plan either. My SED said she thought it would be illegal to not pay the commission on sales even if they didn't meet the minimum or the consultant was inactive. The sales wouldn't be accepted at all by the company if the person was totaly off the system though.

 

[chefann]

Ann I don't think that was true in the old plan either. My SED said she thought it would be illegal to not pay the commission on sales even if they didn't meet the minimum or the consultant was inactive. The sales wouldn't be accepted at all by the company if the person was totaly off the system though.

It was true under the old plan. I know someone crossline (we were under the same Director) to whom it happened.

 

[erinyourpclady]

Well....for some reason my momma couldn't place her order through my website-maybe it was just her!! LOL!! I just submitted it for her via P3 and all is well.....

 

[Malinda Klein]

I checked with my SED and here was her response regarding submitting less than $150 in a month:

Thanks for checking Beth!

 

[PamperedchefDaly]

I just checked Consultant Connection. I had a $12.80 web order yesterday (the first sale all month), and it shows that I earned $2.80 commission.