Archive for July 28th, 2009
Resolved Question: Should i walk away from Kleeneze now before its too late?
Tuesday, July 28th, 2009
Hi i have been working for kleeneze 5 days. Got my 200 catalogues which i paid £134 for. Put them out ALL day saturday. Took them in ALL day Monday we are still collecting them today. Got 90 quid worth of orders but i take 21% of that. So i get about 20 quid. We don't have a car so we done it all by walking. I live in a very steep area where it is all hills and i have two young kids, one is still in a pram. I have a 14 day money back promise but i only get £74 back. Am i better just cancelling after i put the orders out. i would post a letter tomorrow to make sure it gets there in time. Just feel really conned by them. We have to pay for all the carrier bags etc. A stupid phone line which i get charged for but this all comes off the trader account which is a credit agreement of £500. And we get charged the delivery. So who has had experience of the kleeneze crew and did ti work for you??
Thanks i have asked this in a cat but not many answers.
UPDATE
Phoned my sponser (other agent bronze upline) on mega bucks free bmw the works. Complete pressure from her to stay. Deffo going writing the letter as we speak.
thanks again
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