PampChefJoy
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Every season during the changeover, I get an email from this person who asks for the link to the online catalog... I have asked for her address to snail mail one to her, but she never answers that question directly... only insists on the online link.
Now, awhile back before I started the subscription newsletters, I did have many consultants on my distribution list. Since I started charging, I weeded out consultants as I thought it wasn't fair to those who were paying. However, I didn't recognize this email address so I left it on the list. I have searched through all my old show receipts and drawing slips and cannot find this person's email address on anything. I am inclined to think it's another consultant.
Here are all the emails I've received from her:
10/2/06: Joy - Are you sending out any more newsletters...I miss receiving them. Forward if you are still sending out your monthly letters.
4/22/07: Can you e-mail the link where I can view a full page online catalog. The link below that you sent out in March used to work but as of today I noticed it no longer does.
and 4/23/07: Thanks, Joy. Let me ask you a quick question about the on-line catalog, would I be able to fine it just by going to the PC home page (not a personal webpage)? So for the new catalog in fall, how would I be able to find it?
8/5/07: Joy - Can you e-mail the on-line Fall/Winter Catalog link.
and today 2/28/07: Joy - Can you forward to me the new Spring on-line Catalog.
So, what is up? I admittedly have not been good at following up with her to see if she'd like to place an order... I cannot understand why someone would diligently contact me at the beginning of each season and only want the LINK to the catalog, except that it must be a consultant who cannot figure out how to get the link to the catalog on her own (for her own customers) and the reason I think this is because of the one email she sent asking if it was affiliated with my personal website.
Am I worrying too much about this? I think what bothers me the most is that if it is a consultant, I'd be MORE than happy to share the link if she'd just come out and ask legitimately as a fellow consultant. If she masquerades as a customer, I just don't feel it's honest and I don't appreciate that she avoids MY questions back to her...
Of course she could just be a PC fan who wants the catalogs, but I don't understand why most people wouldn't take me up on my offer to send them a nice beautiful paper catalog.... and why the questions on finding the link on the website...
Your thoughts?
Now, awhile back before I started the subscription newsletters, I did have many consultants on my distribution list. Since I started charging, I weeded out consultants as I thought it wasn't fair to those who were paying. However, I didn't recognize this email address so I left it on the list. I have searched through all my old show receipts and drawing slips and cannot find this person's email address on anything. I am inclined to think it's another consultant.
Here are all the emails I've received from her:
10/2/06: Joy - Are you sending out any more newsletters...I miss receiving them. Forward if you are still sending out your monthly letters.
4/22/07: Can you e-mail the link where I can view a full page online catalog. The link below that you sent out in March used to work but as of today I noticed it no longer does.
and 4/23/07: Thanks, Joy. Let me ask you a quick question about the on-line catalog, would I be able to fine it just by going to the PC home page (not a personal webpage)? So for the new catalog in fall, how would I be able to find it?
8/5/07: Joy - Can you e-mail the on-line Fall/Winter Catalog link.
and today 2/28/07: Joy - Can you forward to me the new Spring on-line Catalog.
So, what is up? I admittedly have not been good at following up with her to see if she'd like to place an order... I cannot understand why someone would diligently contact me at the beginning of each season and only want the LINK to the catalog, except that it must be a consultant who cannot figure out how to get the link to the catalog on her own (for her own customers) and the reason I think this is because of the one email she sent asking if it was affiliated with my personal website.
Am I worrying too much about this? I think what bothers me the most is that if it is a consultant, I'd be MORE than happy to share the link if she'd just come out and ask legitimately as a fellow consultant. If she masquerades as a customer, I just don't feel it's honest and I don't appreciate that she avoids MY questions back to her...
Of course she could just be a PC fan who wants the catalogs, but I don't understand why most people wouldn't take me up on my offer to send them a nice beautiful paper catalog.... and why the questions on finding the link on the website...
Your thoughts?