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Originally Posted by MrsETaylor i am thinking with being relatively new to the craft, that perhaps I should think about becoming a demonstrator for SU, CTMH, or something similar available in Canada.
A few questions for people that already are demo'ers
What type of discount do you receive?
Any perks through out the year?
Cost to start up?
Do you get discounts on new products?
Minimum sales per month or quarter?
I'm strictly, at this time, considering this for my own personal purchases.
Any help in this would be so appreciated.
Thanks again
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I'm A SU Demo.
Reguar you get 20% off first order over $150 within 45 days you get 30%.
The Extra 10% Instant Income Offer is available to demonstrators who place an order of $150 or more within 45 days of the day their Starter Kit order was received at Stampin� Up! Those that meet this requirement will receive 30 percent instant income on the workshop�that�s an additional earnings of 10 percent!
For Sale-A-Bration it is the following Special: This is for the US you have to check pricing for Canda.
Recruits: Choose any retail stamp set (a value up to $47.95) from the current catalog when signing up during the promotion. Plus, get 15% off the regular $199 price of the Starter Kit--that's $335 worth of products for only $169! Recruits who are concerned about the up-front cost can also take advantage of our Three Easy Payments option (click here to learn more).
Right now they are also running the following recruit special along with the Sale-A-Bration Special.
Special pay in 3 payments for starter kit.
Dates: March 13-April 30, 2009
Overview
The limited-time Three Easy Payments option for purchasing the Starter Kit is intended to benefit both your potential recruits and you. In these challenging economic times, some potential recruits might consider the up-front cost of signing up to be a Stampin' Up! demonstrator a financial barrier. In an effort to assist you in your recruiting, and to remove this possible barrier for your recruits, we're trying out the Three Easy Payments option. (Any future payment plan offering will be determined at a later date.)
The Three Easy Payments option allows a recruit to make a partial initial Starter Kit payment and still receive the Starter Kit right away in order to get her business up and running.
How it Works
At the time a recruit signs up, she fills out her Starter Kit form and other paperwork as usual, but must also write "Three Easy Payments option" at the top of each form. (Please note that the Three Easy Payments option is not available through the Online Independent Demonstrator Application. Recruits who wish to take advantage of the offer must submit their paperwork by mail to Demonstrator Support.)
The recruit must also complete a separate Three Easy Payments form , available for download from the Customer and Demonstrator Web Sites.
Using the credit card information provided on her Three Easy Payments form, Stampin' Up! charges the initial Starter Kit payment (see the table below for a breakdown of payments) on the day paperwork is processed and sends the recruit her the Starter Kit.
On or around the 15th day of the two months following the month Stampin' Up! received her paperwork, Stampin' Up! will charge the subsequent payments using the same credit card information provided on the Three Easy Payments form, and the Starter Kit will be paid in full. Stampin' Up! will only accept the same credit card for all three payments, as provided on the Three Easy Payments form. Checks or money orders will not be accepted.
Details and Restrictions
To qualify for the Three Easy Payments option on the discounted Sale-A-Bration Starter Kit price of $169, Starter Kit paperwork and an accompanying Three Easy Payments form must be received by Stampin' Up! (not postmarked) on or before March 31, 2009. Paperwork received after this time will be processed for the regular Starter Kit price of $199.
After Sale-A-Bration, to qualify for the Three Easy Payments option on the regular Starter Kit price of $199, Starter Kit paperwork and an accompanying Three Easy Payments form must be received by Stampin' Up! (not postmarked) on or before April 30, 2009. Any Three Easy Payments forms received after this time will not be processed. Demonstrator Support will contact the recruit to determine how she would like to proceed.
Any applicable state taxes will be charged with the first Starter Kit payment. (The full amount of taxes applicable to the total Starter Kit amount will be added to the first payment. No taxes will be applied to the second and third payments.)
you can pre-order from the catalogs usually amonth before everyone. They sometimes give deals like this year all pre-order stamp sets are 20% off them we take our 20% off that. That is for their anniversary.
I love stmapin Up. If you have more questions please PM me.
the perks of being a demonstrator?
