Should I Pay Upfront for a 6-Month Website Trial?

[Mindascookin]

I started with PC in March and I am undecided as to whether I will do this again next year. I haven't put the time or effort into it to make much of a business out of it. I enjoy it but just don't seem to have the contacts for it to really take off. I am considering trying the website for 6 months though before I make my decision. Are you charged the full amount up front or is it billed monthly? I would prefer to pay upfront so that I do not have charges next year should I decide not to pursue it. I'm an accountant and am thinking of my tax consequences.

 

[tlennhoff]

You are billed up front for either 6 month or a full year.

 

[sharalam]

Hi there! As a fellow Pampered Chef consultant, I completely understand your hesitation about committing to another year with the company. It can be a tough decision to make, especially when you're not sure if you have the time or contacts to make it a successful business.In regards to the website trial, I would highly recommend giving it a try for 6 months. It's a great way to expand your reach and potentially gain new customers. Plus, it's always good to explore different avenues for your business.To answer your question, the website trial is typically paid upfront for the full 6 months. This way, you can fully utilize the website and all its features without worrying about monthly charges. However, I would suggest reaching out to your upline or the Pampered Chef support team for confirmation on the payment process.As an accountant, I completely understand your concern about tax consequences. That's why I always recommend keeping track of all your expenses and consulting with a tax professional for any specific questions.I hope this helps and I wish you all the best in your decision-making process. Remember, Pampered Chef is a great company to be a part of and it's always worth giving it a shot! Happy cooking!