Bel'Air
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What? Isnt it overkill?One thing i rejected many companies because of high maintenance, meaning high sales quota for a period of time to achieve returns or income.Originally posted by Alex Wong:i saw their system before... not bad except the quota is incredible high. at one stage, you have to clock $200,000 sales in 3 months to promote.. and in another stage.. $2,000,000 sales to promote..
they told me.."can be done one... juz need determination and you can do it...."
but think logically a bit... it can be done but the chances of getting is very very low.. beside, the products are getting saturated here already...not much new market to explore anyway..
just my thought
I asked my friend what is the lowest price of an item in Bel Air. She said $50 ++. Problem is aromatheraphy products are not in high demands as other products, and with relatively high price, it is not easy to sell, although you will still achieve some sales.
I hope your friend mean group sales requirement, and not personal sales. But even then for group sales, this is the highest group maintenance requirement i seen so far. Even the second highest I seen so far doesnt come a tenth of this. -
Lampe Berger got original and pirated? HeheOriginally posted by shan_cai:I oso nv trusted Bel Air...
Stil prefer usin e original Lampe Berger... Better 2 get it in France... E oils n lamps r much more cheaper over there...
I dont know anything about LP, but would like to know what happen to them. Coz either those who display it at retail stores maybe rougue agents or the company is not into direct sales anymore.?
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Lampe Berger and Bel Air are actually owned by the same Taiwanese bosses, 2 brothers, each one of them managing and bluff the distributors by saying they are not in good terms.
Lampe Berger has a history of over a 100 years in France but it was never popular or good in demand(otherwise it don't need a 100 years to reach Asia), because it is expensive and simply not practical. Everytime you use, you have to light up a fire and you must not forget to put off the fire later, otherwise it will burn up the coil. Imagine how troublesome will it be if you have to do that before you sleep ? Of course, in any networking business, the distributors involved will say it is good because they want to make money.
You can buy Lampe Berger by internet direct mail from U.S. or France for only 25% to 40%(the most). Try search for Lampe Berger from the net.
I told you their bosses are not honest people, when they first launch, they even supply to C K Tang(of course they deny it and claim to be a parallel import). The fact that they claim it was a patented product and less than 1 year Bel Air appeared proved that. -
Sorry loh... I once worked 4 e company tat distributed Lampe Berger in itz own counter at CK Tang... Itz NOT e same company, we're onli one of e many distributors carryin dis products. We DUN get our supply fr Lampe Berger Asia-Singapore branch here k. We got our supplies directly fr France... Didnt haf 2 deny anythin... N 4 ur info, our CK Tang counter onli started off like 2-3 yrs ago, but Lampe Berger is not 1st launched so late... Itz already in e S'pore market since long liao. Juz tat itz not so popular as it now...Originally posted by Experienced:Lampe Berger and Bel Air are actually owned by the same Taiwanese bosses, 2 brothers, each one of them managing and bluff the distributors by saying they are not in good terms.
Lampe Berger has a history of over a 100 years in France but it was never popular or good in demand(otherwise it don't need a 100 years to reach Asia), because it is expensive and simply not practical. Everytime you use, you have to light up a fire and you must not forget to put off the fire later, otherwise it will burn up the coil. Imagine how troublesome will it be if you have to do that before you sleep ? Of course, in any networking business, the distributors involved will say it is good because they want to make money.
You can buy Lampe Berger by internet direct mail from U.S. or France for only 25% to 40%(the most). Try search for Lampe Berger from the net.
I told you their bosses are not honest people, when they first launch, they even supply to C K Tang(of course they deny it and claim to be a parallel import). The fact that they claim it was a patented product and less than 1 year Bel Air appeared proved that. -
I once got customers bringin mi bottles of oil made in Taiwan, when e salesperson who sold them actuali lies 2 them sayin tat itz fr France... How i noe? Coz e instructions at e back of e bottle r all written in chinese! But e original thing shd b written in French. N near e barcode there shd b a "Made In France" wordin... N e smell? Totally sux!!! Totally diff fr e original... Like i said, best is buy in France if u happen 2 go on a trip there. No probs at all.Originally posted by laurence82:Lampe Berger got original and pirated? Hehe
I dont know anything about LP, but would like to know what happen to them. Coz either those who display it at retail stores maybe rougue agents or the company is not into direct sales anymore.? -
Fr my personal experience, i dun tink itz not practical... Itz in fact v convenient n easy 2 use. Yes, u haf 2 lite up a flame on e catalytic burner, but itz onli 4 abt 5-8 mins. Tats all. Unlike those candle burners, ur flame goes on n on til it finishes burnin. Juz imagine e amt of carbon dioxide u inhale?Originally posted by Experienced:Lampe Berger has a history of over a 100 years in France but it was never popular or good in demand(otherwise it don't need a 100 years to reach Asia), because it is expensive and simply not practical. Everytime you use, you have to light up a fire and you must not forget to put off the fire later, otherwise it will burn up the coil. Imagine how troublesome will it be if you have to do that before you sleep ? Of course, in any networking business, the distributors involved will say it is good because they want to make money.
Itz easy 4 Lampe Berger lah... An hr b4 slpin, juz lite ur lamp up n rem 2 off it b4 turnin in. As simple as tat. I dun see anythin difficult wif tat? N itz definitely gd. Not juz becoz ppl wanna make money. Althou im not workin 4 tat company liao, i stil use their products n feel tat it helps... Ok, it may b expensive, but since u already decided 2 "invest" in dis product, u shd b prepared -in terms of money-wise spent on dis products...
If u tink u cant afford 2 keep spendin money on it, den dun start it in e 1st place liao... Coz if u use, u tink itz gd, u'll surely continue usin it on n on... -
Hmmm, prob is, no one will be able to duplicate your skill and intelligence. Plus you wouldnt want people to join in this type of biz wont you, or else they get your market share too. Just two simple reasons for the people who support MLM.Originally posted by attitudewins:This series of posts has well-enlightened me. I'm operating a website earning about average $5 a day (derived from accumulated sales over time) from mainly game sales, and it does look like I'm doing as well as the MLM'ers and better yet, I don't have to commit 30 minutes a day calling up as many people as I can to buy my products. -
I understand that the Wong is the sole agent for the whole of South East Asia. Normally under such circumstances, CK Tang can import direct from France but certain profit margin be paid back to Wong with his approval.
Very few people will use their products long term. You know MLM tactics, the distributors will learn from the Company to overclaim on their products and many LP customers are stuck witht their bottles.
I know someone in Malaysia is collecting LP bottles cheaply and resell as used item and make a small profit margin. This is one of the reason their business was affected and they changed system by asking people to join in a form of an investment, as much as RM20,000 for a beginner.
I am not saying the product is no good but the MLM price is definitely not value for money, when you can get it for less than half its price from U.S. Any products must be evaluated with its price, right ?