Organization
Posted 06-03-2008 at 02:24 AM by michelle-kcmo
Organization is key in this business. Without it, you will find yourself in a world of trouble! You don't need anything fancy to stay organized either. It can be very simple~that's how I like things. If it gets too complicated to stay organized, then you won't. When I was greening for others, I kept a single sheet of paper for each trade that I did. At the top, I would put the name of the site and the trader's name too. I would then list the offers that I did with the dates that I completed them next to it. This helps to prevent doing duplicate offers.
I also wrote down how much each offer was worth in terms of credit and how much it cost me. Below that, I wrote down any phone numbers, email addresses, etc. that I would need if I decided that it wasn't for me. It's also very important to write down how long the trial period is, if it's a free trial, etc. That way you will know how long you have to make a decision before getting charged for something that you maybe haven't had the time to try out. You'll find lots of things that you love, but if you do cancel an offer~and you will at some point, be sure to write down the date that you did and the date that you returned the product (if required to do so) along with the return confirmation number.
Organization is very important, so get out those sheets of paper and start writing everything down now!!
I also wrote down how much each offer was worth in terms of credit and how much it cost me. Below that, I wrote down any phone numbers, email addresses, etc. that I would need if I decided that it wasn't for me. It's also very important to write down how long the trial period is, if it's a free trial, etc. That way you will know how long you have to make a decision before getting charged for something that you maybe haven't had the time to try out. You'll find lots of things that you love, but if you do cancel an offer~and you will at some point, be sure to write down the date that you did and the date that you returned the product (if required to do so) along with the return confirmation number.
Organization is very important, so get out those sheets of paper and start writing everything down now!!
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This is a good topic. I was told by one of my first trades to put the dates on an extra calendar when the trial offer was 2/3 over. I did this and it was so easy to look at it every day and then call in and cancel BEFORE the trial was over. I've had to dispute charges on my statements after doing my part in ending the relationship with these companies so keeping cancellation emails so you can forward them later if needed helps also. It proved I did do it! These companies will keep charging you recurring large fees sometimes so watching your statements is important.Posted 06-18-2008 at 09:32 PM by weezigreen
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Great Blog! I still keep everything in a notebook, just easier for me.Posted 09-06-2008 at 02:41 PM by pkinhawaii
