Past Hosts Turned New Consultant- Benefits Question

[esavvymom]

My SIL is going to be signing up as a consultant sometime in July. She's just closing up a cooking show we did this past weekend. Her aunt was going to have a PC cooking show sometime in the future with a different consultant (I don't know if she'll use her niece now that she's signing or not), but I was going to put her aunt as a booking on her show that we just did.

If her aunt does NOT use my SIL as her consultant, can my SIL still get the past-host monthly special on her aunt's show? I'm not sure. I know as Consultant-acting-as-host, we cannot get those extra benefits, but wasn't sure since she WAS a Past-host and signed later.

 

[BethCooks4U]

Sorry. A consultant can not get past host benefits even if the show was booked before she signed. A consultant can not place an orde on a show.

Now there will be someone who will say that they did but these things do slip through the cracks sometimes.

Consultants can always get the 60% off bonuses by putting together a few orders.

 

[esavvymom]

Thanks Beth. That's what I THOUGHT, but wanted to double check.

 

[grgann]

I know many consultants that this works for... so I am not sure why it would not work for everyone....

 

[tpchefpattie]

Hi there! As a fellow Pampered Chef consultant, I can definitely answer your question. Your SIL will still be eligible for the past-host monthly special on her aunt's show, even if her aunt does not use her as her consultant. As long as your SIL was a past host and is now a consultant, she can take advantage of that special offer. The rule about consultants acting as hosts only applies to current hosts who are also consultants. I hope that helps clear things up for you and your SIL. Best of luck to her in her new consultant journey!