Personal Order Count Toward Por?

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Discussion Overview

This thread discusses whether personal orders count toward points in the Pampered Chef Points of Recognition (POR) program, particularly in the context of purchasing a pan as a gift. Participants share their thoughts and experiences regarding the eligibility of personal orders for points accumulation.

Discussion Character

  • Opinion-based
  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant inquires if a personal order will count toward POR points when purchasing a pan for a gift.
  • Several participants express the belief that personal orders do not count toward POR points, suggesting that only commissionable or host purchase orders qualify.
  • One participant mentions the need to check the fine print on the promotional chart for clarification.
  • Another participant suggests ordering the pan under the recipient's name to potentially qualify for points and commission.
  • One participant acknowledges the idea of ordering under the recipient's name as a viable option.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the eligibility of personal orders for POR points, with no clear consensus emerging on the matter.

Contextual Notes

Participants are discussing the specifics of the POR program and how personal orders are treated in relation to points accumulation.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants considering personal orders for gifts and their implications for the POR program may find this discussion relevant.

kam
kam
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If I order a pan on Personal order, will the points count toward my POR points?

Debating on whether to purchase a pan for a Christmas present for my mom. I was just going to decide sometime later - but then it dawned on me that the value MIGHT count toward points - so I better decide before Nov 30!! Was wondering if anyone knew...

Thanks!
 
I don't think a personal order counts, but you can read the fine print on the pan o rama chart on CC.
 
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DebbieJ said:
I don't think a personal order counts, but you can read the fine print on the pan o rama chart on CC.
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Yes, I had looked at it and it says:
• Qualified Cooking Shows, Catalog Shows, Fundraiser Shows, Wedding Showers, individual orders, online orders and Wedding Registry orders count toward this promotion.

So it actually needs to say that Personal Orders count toward promotion?

I wasn't sure if that was something that would be listed.
 
It has to be a commissionable (or host purchase) order. A personal order wouldn't count. But you could order it in your mom's name so that she won't have a problem if she needs to make a warranty return.
 
Place it as an individual order under your mom's name. Have it shipped to her attention c/o you at your address so that she does't get it. Get the points, get the commission!
 
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I hadn't thought about ordering it under her name. But that would work. Now I just need to make a final decision before the end of the month!

Thanks!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What does "Personal Order Count Toward POR" mean?

"Personal Order Count Toward POR" refers to the number of personal orders a consultant places that contribute to their sales goals or performance metrics within the Pampered Chef direct sales program. POR stands for "Personal Order Requirement," which is a benchmark that consultants aim to meet to qualify for various incentives and rewards.

How do personal orders affect my sales performance?

Personal orders directly impact your sales performance by contributing to your overall sales totals. Meeting or exceeding your personal order count can help you achieve higher commission rates, qualify for promotions, and earn incentives from Pampered Chef.

Can I place personal orders for my own events?

Yes, you can place personal orders for your own events. These orders will count toward your personal order count and can help you meet your sales goals. However, it's important to ensure that these orders are compliant with Pampered Chef's policies and guidelines.

Are there limits on how many personal orders I can place?

There are no specific limits on the number of personal orders you can place, but all orders must comply with Pampered Chef's policies. It's essential to track your orders to ensure they contribute positively to your sales performance and meet the requirements for any incentives you are aiming for.

How can I track my personal order count?

You can track your personal order count through your consultant portal on the Pampered Chef website. The portal provides detailed reports on your sales, including personal orders, which can help you monitor your progress toward meeting your POR goals.

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