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danni2609 · Apr 27th, 2009, 13:20 PM

Im interested too in partylite?

Pops · Apr 27th, 2009, 13:24 PM

Partylite is candles and accessories.

You get your kit sent to you and you have to make £250 (I think) in sales to pay it back. After that you get your comission. On the first night though only put through the amount you need to in order to pay back as they give you the extra in product, not cash for that show. So for example, I done £1k on my first night so I put through as close to £250 in orders as I could so I had paid back and then put the other £750 through as an order dated the next night so I got paid in money not products. The comission is quite good, its standard of 15% if memory serves me correctly but you can build it up loads if you make over x amount in a month or during a set period.

It's great, I'll probably do it on and off for years to come.

If anyone wants more details just mail me

xxx

Natalie Flynn · Apr 27th, 2009, 13:25 PM

I used to be an Ann Summers Party Organiser. I quit after about 4 months because I ended up spending more money on things for my kit than what I was actually earning.
After I quit I ended up oweing Ann Summers money ( only £10 but I was still annoyed) because I hadn't been with them a year before I quit.

If you live and work in a good area where plenty of people are wanting partys it can be worth it but otherwise I would steer clear.

Hope I have been of some help =]

Forgot to mention, not only people wanting partys but people actually placing orders. I found a lot of people booking the party just for a cheap girls night in with no intentions of placiing any orders

xxx

MummyMummy · Apr 27th, 2009, 13:26 PM

that sounds alot better for starting up!

are candles/accesories a big market then?

xXx

Pops · Apr 27th, 2009, 13:27 PM

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Originally Posted by MummyMummy

that sounds alot better for starting up!

are candles/accesories a big market then?

xXx

Round here they are but I live in quite a posh town in Surrey where there are loads of women whos husbands earn loads of money and they like to show off to their friends with who can throw the best nibbles and candle party night!!!

xxx

MummyMummy · Apr 27th, 2009, 13:35 PM

aaah right!

i didn't really think women like that existed!!

i thought around here i couldn't imagine it being a big market, couldn't imagine the rough surrounding council estate familys throwing their candle partys

fag in 1 hand sniffing candle in the other

xXx

MummyMummy · Apr 27th, 2009, 13:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Natalie Flynn

I used to be an Ann Summers Party Organiser. I quit after about 4 months because I ended up spending more money on things for my kit than what I was actually earning.
After I quit I ended up oweing Ann Summers money ( only £10 but I was still annoyed) because I hadn't been with them a year before I quit.

If you live and work in a good area where plenty of people are wanting partys it can be worth it but otherwise I would steer clear.

Hope I have been of some help =]

Forgot to mention, not only people wanting partys but people actually placing orders. I found a lot of people booking the party just for a cheap girls night in with no intentions of placiing any orders

xxx

did that often happen?

any good stories/funny stories to share?

xXx

Jkelmum · Apr 27th, 2009, 13:39 PM

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Originally Posted by melbo

thankyou hun, I thought as much but just wanted to hear other opinions on it.
I cant afford to be throwing money away on kits.... unless I get to keep all the vibes after hahaha!
x

I did it for 3 months never made much ....cost of kit was 3.95 a wk rental or sumat like that and after so long its urs to keep ...it was a long time ago but i found it hard to make money

mrscookie · Apr 27th, 2009, 13:39 PM

thats my worry. The people in my town I dont think like expensive candle parties lol, I wish I lived somewhere all rich!
xx

MummyMummy · Apr 27th, 2009, 13:42 PM

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Originally Posted by melbo

thats my worry. The people in my town I dont think like expensive candle parties lol, I wish I lived somewhere all rich!
xx

oh don't we all

now... just to find them buisnesseqsue men

xXx

Apr 27th, 2009, 13:20 PM	#11
danni2609 Mum (Mom) Inactive Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: cornwall Posts: 6,138	Im interested too in partylite?

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Apr 27th, 2009, 13:24 PM	#12
Pops Other BnB Addict Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Surrey Posts: 9,350	Partylite is candles and accessories. You get your kit sent to you and you have to make £250 (I think) in sales to pay it back. After that you get your comission. On the first night though only put through the amount you need to in order to pay back as they give you the extra in product, not cash for that show. So for example, I done £1k on my first night so I put through as close to £250 in orders as I could so I had paid back and then put the other £750 through as an order dated the next night so I got paid in money not products. The comission is quite good, its standard of 15% if memory serves me correctly but you can build it up loads if you make over x amount in a month or during a set period. It's great, I'll probably do it on and off for years to come. If anyone wants more details just mail me xxx
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Apr 27th, 2009, 13:25 PM	#13
Natalie Flynn Mum (Mom) Active BnB Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: UK Posts: 634	I used to be an Ann Summers Party Organiser. I quit after about 4 months because I ended up spending more money on things for my kit than what I was actually earning. After I quit I ended up oweing Ann Summers money ( only £10 but I was still annoyed) because I hadn't been with them a year before I quit. If you live and work in a good area where plenty of people are wanting partys it can be worth it but otherwise I would steer clear. Hope I have been of some help =] Forgot to mention, not only people wanting partys but people actually placing orders. I found a lot of people booking the party just for a cheap girls night in with no intentions of placiing any orders xxx

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MummyMummy Pregnant (Expecting) Active BnB Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 799	that sounds alot better for starting up! are candles/accesories a big market then? xXx

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Apr 27th, 2009, 13:35 PM	#16
MummyMummy Pregnant (Expecting) Active BnB Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 799	aaah right! i didn't really think women like that existed!! i thought around here i couldn't imagine it being a big market, couldn't imagine the rough surrounding council estate familys throwing their candle partys fag in 1 hand sniffing candle in the other xXx

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mrscookie Pregnant (Expecting) BnB Addict Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 5,297	thats my worry. The people in my town I dont think like expensive candle parties lol, I wish I lived somewhere all rich! xx

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