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I broke a 20. I brought 2 5's, 8 1's and $2 in change. I actually had someone tell me how impressed she was that I thought to bring change!PCwithStay-C said:So I just realised today that I hadnt really thought about how much cash to bring to a show!! I have my first one tomorrow and thought I could get some ideas from everyone else as to what you think is a good amount to have on hand.
mpkegley said:I saw that at conference too at my Cooking Show Live! workshop. She tells them at the end of the show that she Rounds up everyone's order and that if they do not want her to - then just draw a line through the box. I am planning on doing that at my shows from now on.
Christ Follower said:I was recently at a show where the lady thanked me that I didn't do that! She said she was at a show where the lady automatically rounded up unless you told her not to and how it put everyone in an awkward postion if they didn't want to round up.
Maybe the drawing a line through the box thing wouldn't be so bad though.
mpkegley said:I wondered about that when I was at Conference, but she said that she always give them an "out" by telling them to draw a line through it so that they have a choice.
katie0128 said:I like having them draw a line through the box. That way, they don't need to feel awkward saying they don't want to participate because you won't ask about it when you see the line.
mpkegley said:I saw that at conference too at my Cooking Show Live! workshop. She tells them at the end of the show that she Rounds up everyone's order and that if they do not want her to - then just draw a line through the box. I am planning on doing that at my shows from now on.
chef_kimmo said:I have in the past but last year my year was less than stellar as far as getting out & doing shows. I am actually amazed I earned Level 1. That will be a change for this year though.
Ellen, I think we ran into each other a few times at conference. Had breakfast at the same cafe the first morning? I am the one who had the items stolen out my car. We talked about it on the bus one day. Is that you?
Christ Follower said:Yes! That's right! That is so cool knowing that now I am "chatting" with people I have actually met. I remember talking with you on the bus, but I forgot about the cafe. You were there the morning we were passing my bacon around right?
Yes, we accept cash as a form of payment at our shows. We also accept credit and debit cards, checks, and Pampered Chef gift certificates.
It is completely up to you and your personal preference. We accept both forms of payment and want you to feel comfortable using whichever method works best for you.
Yes, bringing cash can be advantageous if you are looking to stick to a budget. It is also a quick and easy form of payment without having to worry about credit card fees or interest.
Yes, our consultants are prepared to provide change for larger bills at the show. We want to make the shopping experience as convenient as possible for our customers.
This is completely up to you and your budget. We recommend bringing enough to cover any items you are interested in purchasing, but we also accept other forms of payment if needed.