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chefann said:The debit card number is usually available (via phone) within about 3 business days, although officially it takes 5. Then the plastic card arrives in the mail a few days later.
Starter kits are usually shipped pretty quickly. How soon you receive it will depend on the typical transit time between HO and your house. I see that you're in Washington, that's probably 4-5 days (and any WA consultants on here can correct me if I'm wrong).
cookingisfunagain said:So that leaves me wondering... How long does the debit card ordeal usually take? Also, anyone know how long it has been taking for starter kits to arrive? Thanks!
You will do so good in this business! I love your excitement! Just host coach like crazy right now, it's one thing you can do while your waiting! Also, if your recruiter can, get some stuff (paperwork and what not) from her to help you get going and then you can just reimburse her when you get yours!cookingisfunagain said:Thank you guys for the responses.... I like the idea of calling for the number. I would like to get the website up ASAP in order to help out my first few hosts.
With all the incentives the company offers during the first few months, I wish you could sign up and PICK your ship date, or at least request a shipping window! I would like to make the most out of my first 30 days and it is driving me nuts thta I have virtually no control over when those first 30 days may occur!
Okay, thanks for letting me vent.... And thanks again for all the info!
I was going to post that I'm always right , but then I remembered that just this morning I started a thread about not being right (although that situation worked out splendidly).MissChef said:You're right Ann! Don't you just love being told you are right!
chefann said:I was going to post that I'm always right , but then I remembered that just this morning I started a thread about not being right (although that situation worked out splendidly).
What I DO love is how most of us here on CS seem to mesh well and understand eachother's bizarre humor, while still representing a very wide variety of people and personalities.
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MissChef said:Now, Rae, do you need the spanking I was just talking about?! LOL! ROTFL!
J/K I know it's your humor coming through again!
I always enjoy your posts, Rae, You always have "Blessings" in your signature and you are a blessing to most of us!
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