Quick Question: Submitting Orders Under $150?

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around the process of submitting orders under $150, with participants sharing their experiences and clarifying options for placing individual orders. The discussion highlights various methods for handling smaller orders and the implications for incentives.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Technical explanation

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, inquires about submitting multiple small orders that do not total $150 and seeks advice on how to process them efficiently.
  • Another participant suggests placing the orders as individual orders on the Pampered Chef platform, clarifying the steps to do so.
  • Several users mention that using a personal credit card for the orders is acceptable since the customers have already paid by check.
  • One participant notes that individual shipping charges will apply for each order placed individually.
  • Another participant asks whether individual orders count towards incentives, to which a participant confirms they do, provided there are no specific restrictions on the type of show.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the method of submitting individual orders and the implications for incentives, though there is no clear consensus on the best approach for managing shipping costs.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences with order submission processes and the handling of customer payments within the Pampered Chef framework.

Who May Find This Useful

This thread may be useful for Pampered Chef consultants looking for insights on processing smaller orders and understanding the impact on incentives.

ChefinHarmony
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I have a quick question (I couldn't reach my director, upline, etc) so I thought I'd ask you all!! I have numerous people calling me wanting some products. But the problem is, each order is around $30 - plus they are paying to have them directly shipped to them. Here's my question... They all don't add up to $150 - and I really don't want to add to it - I would have to spend over $60 to get it to the $150 level. They all paid by check and would like their products quickly, like next week. How should I enter them? Can I still submit it as a "Catalog" show through PP and make it seem like the Host didn't reach $150? Or will PP kick it back to me because it's under $150? I don't have any open shows that are closing this/next week. I have two for the end of July but I know these customers won't wait that long. Has anyone gone on their own website to place an individual order for the person, but used your own credit card? I thought about doing that - making them seem like 3 individual orders - use my cc since they already paid me by check. Any advice would be appreciated!!
Thanks!!
Joanne
 
You can place it as an individual order on PP. Just go to the add button and when the box pops up in the pull down menue there select individual instead of cooking. Hope that helps. I know you can't turn it in as a catalog show since it isn't 150.
 
Just enter it on PP as individual orders if you don't have anything else to send in. Then since they have already paid with a check you can just use your pc debit/credit card.


Just in case you aren't familiar, you would go to add show and when it asks you if it's a catalog, kitchen, etc. just go to individual order and put it in.
 
But you will have to pay the indivudual shipping charges.
 
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Thank you!I didn't see that option - thanks!! All of them already paid the individual extra shipping charges - I let them know that at the time of the order. Wow - I feel silly now!! I knew there was cooking, catalog & fundraiser, but I didn't see the "Individual" option - sorry!!

Thanks again!!
Joanne
 
Do individual orders count towards any incentives?
 
Yes, they count as long as the incentive doesn't specify a certain type of show it needs to be.

Also, only a percentage of orders can come from online to count towards the trip.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum order amount for submitting an order with Pampered Chef?

The minimum order amount for submitting an order with Pampered Chef is $150. Orders under this amount cannot be processed as individual orders.

Can I combine orders with other consultants to reach the $150 minimum?

Yes, you can combine orders with other consultants or customers to reach the $150 minimum. This is a common practice to ensure that everyone benefits from the order and any potential discounts or promotions.

What happens if my order is under $150?

If your order is under $150, it cannot be submitted as a direct order. You will need to either add more items to your order or combine it with another order to meet the minimum requirement.

Are there any exceptions to the $150 minimum order requirement?

Generally, there are no exceptions to the $150 minimum order requirement for direct orders. However, promotions or special events may occasionally allow for lower minimums, so it's best to check with your consultant for any current offers.

How can I ensure my order meets the $150 minimum?

To ensure your order meets the $150 minimum, you can review your cart before submission, add more items if needed, or consult with your friends or family to see if they would like to add items to your order.

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