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Consumer reviews about Health Mor |
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QueenEveryDay
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Feb 29, 2012
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warranty issues
I am a new independent contractor for Health-Mor products and I love my job! I get paid $600 to do 15 demo's per week, WHETHER I SELL ONE OR NOT! That is $40 per demo and they take about 90 minutes. Do you make $26.40 an hour? I do! The products are so great that they practically sell themselves. During the training, they ask you to practice on 10 family/friends before you go out in the field to the appointments they provide to you. This let's you practice so that you don't embarrass yourselves or the company. So, once you have done your 10 to get certified you make 10% of each sale or, your $600 for the week, which ever is greater, for 22.5 hours of "work" a week! I have fun and it is not "work" to me. You start as an independent contractor and after 90 days they give you either a pink slip for low turn over volume (they want you to be at 20% to keep you around) or they send you to school and you become an employee and they take out taxes etc. If you work 15 demo's a week for 90 days AND DO NOT SELL EVEN ONE, you have made $2400 a month for three months! I have no idea how you could not sell these unless you are very lazy or do not follow the demo directions.
As for the post above saying that "...if Healthmoor really claim that their product was as good as it was, they wouldn't need to sell them door to door but would sell them at Best Buy or Walmart." That is stupid because EVERYONE thinks their house is clean and they would not believe that 1) Their vacuum does not work and does more harm than good (ask Dr. OZ) and that 2) Their house is DIRTY and they just don't know it. I pulled a TON of dirt, dust mites, skin cells etc. out of my in-laws pristine looking white living room carpet that sits atop their hardwood floor and I am not even going to go into what you pull out of beds and you sleep in that stuff...ewww! They bought in on the spot and made me take the $300 hoover they had just bought a month ago out of their house before I left! The cleaner looking the house is, the more shocking it is that you pull up so much mess from the carpets and furnishings. It is definitely something that the customer needs to see in their own home to believe.
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bubbabear
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Feb 29, 2012
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warranty issues
Well QueenEveryDay, I remember when I was selling I felt the same way you did. I had a good sales record when I was doing it that it even came to the attention of the home office at one time. I do make more than $26.40 an hour in the private sector without hard selling a cleaning machine in someones house for an hour.
It isn't stupid Queen to think that these products aren't good enough to be sold at Best Buy or Walmart. It's because the company doesn't stand by their product after the sale. I do agree they do clean well but when it comes to service it has been lacking. Inferior parts have been put in and there have been other concerns about taking care of the customer after the sale. It's been a fast buck Queen and in the end when something goes wrong, the customer gets slapped in the face while making their monthly payments at a 21% interest rate on a broken cleaning machine.
I've been running threads about this company for almost ten years and have even talked to consumer reporters from the media. Your going to find Queen that when that clean rug gets pulled from under you, you will see things my way.
Right now Queen the way I see it Healthmoor has burnt employees, customers, and independent sales people (or is that pawns). Your time will come real soon to join the list. Be sure to fess up when you get burned.
You want to make the big bucks and not the fast bucks, then get some schooling done and make it happen. They don't exactly have MBAs peddling the machines now do they?
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