Past Host Discount and Guest Special

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Discussion Overview

This thread explores the application of past host discounts and guest specials, particularly regarding the pricing of forged cutlery. Participants share their interpretations of how discounts are calculated and the implications for hosts placing orders.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Opinion-based, Anecdotal, Technical explanation

Main Points Raised

  • One participant inquires whether a past host receives a 10% discount on top of a 20% guest special for cutlery.
  • Another participant asserts that the host will receive a total of 30% off the knives.
  • Several users mention that there is no limit to the number of knives that can be purchased at the guest special price.
  • One participant shares their experience of a past host misunderstanding the discount calculation, leading to confusion about the total percentage off.
  • Another participant explains that the effective discount is actually 28% off the original price due to the multiplicative nature of the discounts.
  • One participant expresses gratitude for the detailed mathematical explanation provided by others in the thread.
  • Another participant humorously admits to struggling with the math but acknowledges knowing about the 28% discount.
  • One participant provides a hypothetical example to clarify how discounts work in a different context.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the total percentage discount applicable to past hosts, with some participants asserting a 30% discount while others clarify it as 28%. There is no clear consensus on the interpretation of the discount calculations.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences and interpretations of discount policies among participants, with a focus on the specifics of pricing for a particular product.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants seeking clarification on discount calculations and those interested in understanding how past host discounts interact with guest specials may find this discussion relevant.

MandyH
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If I have a lady who hosted a June show for me and now is placing an order on an August show, does she get her 10% past host discount on top of the 20% forged cutlery guest special? Or is it 20% off the cutlery and 10% off everything else? Also, for the guest special is it only 1 of the knives at 20% off or can they order as many as they want at 20% off? Thanks!
 
She will get 30% off the knives.
 
They can also order as manhy knives at 20%
 
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So as many as she wants at 30% off..... Thanks so much! :)
 
Be careful telling her that it will be 30% off. I actually had a past host scold me at a show because she did the math on her own calculator to get 30% off and that's not it... she gets 10% off the 20% off price! It actually comes out to be about 28% off the original price not the full 30%... not that big of a deal but you know that there's always ONE in every crowd!!!!!
 
Actually, it ends up being 28% off (sale price = 80% of retail, host gets 10% off that, which is 8% of the original price, taking her price to 72% of retail). Discounts are multiplicative, not additive.

Sale price = .8 x 1.00 = .8
Host discounted price = .9 x .8 (sale price) = .72

There is no limit to the number of knives people can purchase. Hooray!
 
chefann said:
Actually, it ends up being 28% off (sale price = 80% of retail, host gets 10% off that, which is 8% of the original price, taking her price to 72% of retail). Discounts are multiplicative, not additive.

Sale price = .8 x 1.00 = .8
Host discounted price = .9 x .8 (sale price) = .72

There is no limit to the number of knives people can purchase. Hooray!

Whew! I had to read that several times to understand what you were saying! LOL!!

I'm so happy that all of you intellectual math people are on this site. I'd just let the computer do it. I'd never have figured out the 28%. Thanks!:)
 
chefann said:
Actually, it ends up being 28% off (sale price = 80% of retail, host gets 10% off that, which is 8% of the original price, taking her price to 72% of retail). Discounts are multiplicative, not additive.

Sale price = .8 x 1.00 = .8
Host discounted price = .9 x .8 (sale price) = .72

There is no limit to the number of knives people can purchase. Hooray!

Just found this thread and I was going to post the same thing... then I saw your excellent nerdy answer!!! Nerds Rock!
 
I still don't know what you're talking about! I guess math has never been my strong point!

BTW... I'm no good at math, but I did know about the 28%.
 
It's easier to see how it computes if you use different percentages.Let's say that a store has a 50% off sale running, and you have a frequent buyer reward that entitles you to 50% off. There's an item you want that's $100. It rings up at $50 (the sale price), then you present your coupon. That takes 50% off the remaining $50, which is $25, making your final price $25, for a total savings of $75. 75 is 75% of 100.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Past Host Discount?

The Past Host Discount is a special offer available to individuals who have hosted a Pampered Chef party in the past. This discount allows them to receive a percentage off their next order, making it easier for them to purchase products they love.

How much is the Past Host Discount?

The Past Host Discount typically offers a 10% discount on the total order amount. However, this percentage may vary depending on specific promotions or offers available at the time of the order.

How can I redeem my Past Host Discount?

To redeem your Past Host Discount, simply inform your Pampered Chef consultant during your next order. They will apply the discount to your total, ensuring you receive the savings on your purchase.

What is the Guest Special?

The Guest Special is a limited-time offer available to all guests attending a Pampered Chef party. It usually includes discounted products or exclusive items that guests can purchase at a special price during the party period.

How do I know what the current Guest Special is?

The current Guest Special is typically shared by the Pampered Chef consultant hosting the party. You can also check the Pampered Chef website or ask your consultant for details about the latest offers and promotions available to guests.

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