? for Demos - Eligibility for Hostess Sets

[rbheath]

Is a customer eligible for a hostess set if they spend $150 or more? ($150 - Set #1, and so on) Just curious... I am figuring my order to be more than that but I can't host for a while b/c a new baby is on the way. Just curious at how you handle this (if a demo) or, if not a demo, what you have received for a larger order.

THANKS!

[lbarnes]

If your order is 150 or more ask you demo to put it in as a hostess order.

[Sianne]

Yes and then you will get your choice of level one hostess sets AND $15 in free stuff!!

[MSBetsyZ]

As long as it's your own thing, not somebody's workshop or stamp camp, sure, a $150 order qualifies as a hostess order with all the benefits. If you were at somebody else's party, then no, she's the hostess and would get the benefits.

[tgkrupsky]

Yes, but make sure you tell your demo that you want to put it in as a workshop. Some demos keep those benefites for themselves. I always tell the customer if there order is $150 or more, it counts as a party but some don't. And, of course, if it's an order at someone else's workshop, you can't get benefits because there already is a hostess.
Yeah for you! Free stuff!
Gina

[spammie]

I agree, ask your demo because it's not automatic. After all, the purpose of host benefits isn't to reward large orders, it's to reward hosts for having a party, thereby introducing more people to stamping & helping demos meet potential new customers. However, I think many demos are willing to do it (as long as you weren't a customer at somebody else's workshop when you placed the order).

[rbheath]

Thanks for the feedback to my question. No, I'm not attending someone else's party, just probably placing a larger order and I am a good customer. As I mentioned, now is not a good time for me to be hosting with my priorities in other areas, but I don't want to wait to "play" with some of the new stamps! Maybe in the fall I will be a hostess...but no guarantees at this point in time.