Replacing Your Kit After 300Th Show Question

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Start date Jan 8, 2007
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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around the process and details regarding replacing a consultant's kit after reaching certain milestones in shows, specifically after the 200th show. Participants share their recollections, experiences, and questions about the replacement process and associated costs.

Discussion Character

Anecdotal
Opinion-based
Exploratory

Main Points Raised

One participant mentions they believe a new kit can be ordered after the 300th or 500th show, while another clarifies it is actually after the 200th show.
Several participants discuss the cost of the replacement kit, noting it is $90 for the products only.
One participant shares their experience of receiving paperwork for a kit replacement after their 465th show, contemplating using the new products for giveaways.
Another participant expresses uncertainty about whether they would receive the original kit or a new kit with updated products after reaching their show milestones.
Some participants mention the inclusion of a new tote in the replacement kit, with varying opinions on whether it will be part of the offer.
One participant shares that they were informed at leadership that they could choose between the new or old kit when reaching their 200th show.
Another participant reflects on their slow progress towards the 200 shows needed for a kit replacement, expressing a desire to recruit more to achieve their goals.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the specifics of the kit replacement process, including the timing and contents of the new kit. No clear consensus emerges on whether the new kit will include updated products or if participants will receive the original kit.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and recollections about their shows and the kit replacement process, with some referencing the Recipe for Success document for details.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants who are approaching their 200th show or are curious about the kit replacement process may find the shared experiences and insights relevant.

pamperedtracy

Gold Member

Jan 13, 2007

I know that individual and catalog shows don't count towards the upgrade

, but what about bridal showers and fundraisers?

Thanks,
Tracy

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean to replace my kit after my 300th show?

Replacing your kit after your 300th show means that as a Pampered Chef consultant, you are eligible to receive a new starter kit at a discounted price or sometimes for free, depending on the current promotions. This allows you to refresh your inventory and tools to better serve your customers.

How do I qualify for a kit replacement after my 300th show?

To qualify for a kit replacement, you must have completed 300 shows as a Pampered Chef consultant. This milestone demonstrates your commitment and success in the business, making you eligible for the replacement kit program.

What items are included in the replacement kit?

The replacement kit typically includes a selection of popular Pampered Chef products, tools, and resources to help you continue your business effectively. The exact contents may vary based on current offerings, so it's best to check with your director or the Pampered Chef website for the latest details.

Is there a cost associated with replacing my kit?

Yes, there is usually a cost associated with replacing your kit, but it is often significantly discounted compared to the original kit price. Occasionally, there may be promotions that allow you to replace your kit at no cost. Check with your director for specific pricing and offers available at the time of your kit replacement.

How can I order my replacement kit?

You can order your replacement kit through your Pampered Chef consultant portal. Once you log in, navigate to the appropriate section for kit replacements and follow the prompts to select your new items. If you have any questions, your director can assist you with the process.