Password, change shipping address, change payment method and then remember to change it all back after the order is shipped. Ask person to forward emails regarding order.
All in all a big pain. Plus now customer service will not allow uplines to make changes to their downlines LROs. So we can't call in and change the date, cancel or do their points orders for them even if we have their social. I am sure it is because there were lots of issues but I have several people who rely on me to do it for them for a variety of reasons.
gin
On 7/25/2012 11:00 AM, Linda Donaldson wrote:
All in all a big pain. Plus now customer service will not allow uplines to make changes to their downlines LROs. So we can't call in and change the date, cancel or do their points orders for them even if we have their social. I am sure it is because there were lots of issues but I have several people who rely on me to do it for them for a variety of reasons.
gin
On 7/25/2012 11:00 AM, Linda Donaldson wrote:
OK, feeling incredibly dumb, but then they would have to change the payment method as well, yes?Linda
On Wed, Jul 25, 2012 at 2:57 PM, Lynn <lynn19791997@yahoo.com> wrote:
You have to get the persons password.
On Jul 25, 11:49 am, Linda Donaldson <wonderfullyheal...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Pat, how does someone place an order on their downline's account?
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> Linda
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> On Tue, Jul 24, 2012 at 11:55 PM, Patricia Leavitt <
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> doterradisco...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > We are independent business owners and if we want to shore up a IPC who
> > could not make her 100pv there really is nothing wrong with it and doTerra
> > is fully aware. Now you should not do anything you are uncomfortable with
> > but there is nothing wrong with it.
> > I have a pretty secure 3x3, but once in a while I will get a call from an
> > IPC and they are having a hard month and could I do their LRP for them. I
> > love that they think enough of me to let me know, instead of not letting me
> > know and then I miss out on my 1,500 bonus. I never make them feel guilty,
> > I appreciate their candor and they look out for me, I love them for that.
> > You should never place an order on anyone's account without their
> > approval, that would be against doTerra's policies.
> > As for buying in, that is a personal choice. Especially if buying in
> > brings you in a larger paycheck and if you are in doTerra for the product
> > and the residual income. It's all a personal choice and your upline is not
> > doing anything wrong.
> > Of course the ideal way is to build like the bamboo, strong roots and good
> > structure and then your group makes it on their own. But ultimately it is
> > up to each of us to stay honest and above board with all we do. There just
> > anything wrong with shoring up the ranks when needed.
>
> > Pat
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