Maximizing Host Benefits: Understand Our Guest Specials and How They Work

[kam]

I think this is my first Guest Special that has been spend $X and get something for free. How does this work for the host?

I have always stressed to my hosts that they can partake in the (20% off) guest specials and apply their discount on top!

So if my host spends $60 she can get the item free? Or are certain items excluded from adding up to her $60? Example: If my Feb host buys cookware as one of the 60% off host specials - and that is it - and it is over $60 can she still get the sprinkles for free? Also, would she get the bamboo spreader?

Thanks!

 

[cmdtrgd]

The host needs to spend $60 out of pocket before getting the free item. It doesn't matter what it is spent on.

 

[wadesgirl]

I don't even see an item number for the bamboo spreader so I think HO will just send those... could be wrong though.

As long as the host spends $60 in products (before tax and shipping) out of their pocket they get the free item too! Awesome isn't it??

 

[kam]

Thanks! I didn't want to mention something that wasn't true!

 

[AnaCash]

Hi there! Thank you for your question about the current guest special. It's exciting that this is your first time experiencing this type of offer! As a consultant, I always stress the importance of taking advantage of the guest specials and applying the host discount on top. This means that if your host spends $60, she can indeed get the free item. There are no exclusions on certain items adding up to the $60, so if your February host only buys cookware that is part of the 60% off host specials, she can still get the free sprinkles. And yes, she would also get the bamboo spreader as part of the offer. I hope this helps clarify things for you and your host. Happy cooking!