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bethcooks4u said:With this deal you are actually paying less than 25% out of pocket and like Kristy said, you can write 50% off.
My math: Customer pays 50%, your commission is between 25-30%. So a $100 item = $50 consultant gift (tax deduction). Commission on the item is $25 or more. And then with TPC you get all those PC$$, ring or diamond on the ring, etc. (I know... I don't have to tell you all that.)
I would so do this if I was that close to TPC!!
kcont said:I just made it!!! In balanced business!!! You go girls!!!!!!
kcont said:I just made it!!! In balanced business!!! You go girls!!!!!!
kcont said:I just made it!!! In balanced business!!! You go girls!!!!!!
legacypc46 said:Update your siggy Deb...let us see that 4K mark!!!
pampmomof3 said:Hey Janice, have you made it yet?
ChefLoriG said:Go Leggy!!!
Go Debbie!!
Go Janice!!
Way to go Beckie!!
I'm not sure it's gonna happen for me, just lost 2 shows that were scheduled for today, they cancelled last night, ugh. Might have to offer a fire sale, would be easier to figure out if these host would just close their shows, yeeeesh!!
finley1991 said:YUP! We're cheering you on!!!!!!
I actually have some pompoms here that I'm shaking for all of you!!!!!
legacypc46 said:Oh! I miscalculated in my favor: I 'only' have $2463 to go!
That's my plan!!!! I have a show on Tuesday and the host's goal is $1500 in sales. Then next Friday my host has 20-22 people coming. So between those two, I know I'll knock out another $2k+I also have a show next Saturday and then the following Friday (May 30th) so it really will be down to the wire.legacypc46 said:keep knocking the amount you need down, one thousand dollars (or more) at a time!
DebbieJ said:holy crap
I just totaled up what I have sitting here yet to submit and I'm down to approx $3600 needed.
wow, just wow. This is going to happen.
DebbieJ said:This is going to happen.
DebbieJ said:holy crap
I just totaled up what I have sitting here yet to submit and I'm down to approx $3600 needed.
wow, just wow. This is going to happen.
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