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BetterwareNewest Review: ... I was given 120 books because that was the standard amount. The expectation was that I would put the books out a minimum of 3 times a week. I was told that from these books I would make a profit of £100 per week as long as I did as they said. I tried this for a few weeks and found that I wasn't making anywhere near that, partly because if I didn't get all my books back after the first time then I couldn't put the required amount out in the week. I asked my area co-ordinator and the area manager to provide some more books but they said not until they came back the following week. That week I didn't even make £20 profit and I was working ... more |
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by - written on 11/10/08 (Useful, 1716 readings)
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This company is a farce, yes it may be renound across the UK but ask yourself how often do you get a book? And is it always the same person bringing it to you? I read the advert in the local paper and though that it sounded ideal, I could work around my young daughter and it would not interfere with the time I had with her. I was wrong. What they forget to mention is that they expect that you work on average 30 hours a week putting the books out / in and then spend time over and above this preparing your books to put out and delivering any orders that you get. When I started I was given 120 books because that was the standard amount. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 10/10/08 (Very useful, 627 readings)
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We've all seen the adverts....they are either in the classified section of the local rag or they are slapped onto lamp posts, trees etc in the local area. "Earn Cash Now....Delivering Catalogues....£50 - £150 per week, call now" So as the type of person who always likes to earn extra cash I gave them a call. I was visited several days later by the area manager, who went through the necassary paperwork and gave me an area to work in, he provided me with books and stationery and that was it, he left and said he would call a few days later to see how I was doing. The first thing that dawned on me after he left was the fact he said I ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/08/08 (Very useful, 508 readings)
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I joined betterware many moons ago, and i have to say it was fatally flawed as a business. I gave the business my full attention for 5 months, but i made hardly any money from from it im afraid. You dont pay anything to join, you have an informal interview with the main manager of the area. They seemed nice, but a little desperate to be honest. Anyhow the books were free, and it was free to join, so i thought i'd give it a try. Betterware work on areas, and this is why it is so difficult to earn any money. I was given an area, and it was impossible to get any orders, i was given a few more areas, but still noone seemed to be buying. The ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/07/08 (Very useful, 408 readings)
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I usually ignore the Betterware catalogue when in lands on my door mat thinking that it is full of gadgets and containers that can be bought for a fraction of the price from a discount store. The other week I did browse through it and actually bought a can of freezer defroster that turned out to be a great buy. The agent left me another catalogue so I have actually had a really good look through and there are some quite good handy gadgets for just a few quid. The catalogue itself is divided into categories starting with clothes care; quite a few draw dividers are on offer ranging from 4.99 up to 7.98 but to be quite honest this has just ... Read the complete review
by peter - written on 26/01/07
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If you did kleeneze instead of Betterware, you put your own orders in over the internet and recieve next day delivery no waiting for 3 weeks for the area rep. to put in your order. Plus you get an extra bonus every month on top of the retail profit based upon volume of sales. Want more info. visit www.free-ferrari.co.uk and request a free info. pack.

