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Anybody sell Wikaniko?

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Talou1 · 12/09/2013 17:53

Hi, can you make decent money or does it just provide pocket money? Many thanks

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JacqueslePeacock · 13/09/2013 12:56

What is wikaniko?

jojo68 · 13/09/2013 14:11

Hi,
I am a Wikaniko distributor. I havent been doing it for very long but I am delighted with the support and non-competitive nature of everyone who works there.
I have been generating business by catalogues drops in my local area, friends and family, and I am now in the process of booking up stalls for xmas. I have just received a booking for a primary school today.
I must admit, it has been more sucessful already than I expected.
I can't praise the company enough and if you join now then there is no start up fee. The £79 has been deferred for 6 months so you get to try before you buy. The only fee I have encountered is £3.50 a month for a website. This has your online shop in, office and I link it to my facebook business page showing all the wonderful products.
I hope this information helps with your decision. If I haven't covered everything then give me a shout.
Good luck!
Jo

jojo68 · 13/09/2013 14:16

Sorry, forgot to answer to the above post. Wikaniko sells eco-friendly, natural products which haven't been tested on animals. We have over 1000 products such as; household cleaning , health and beauty and pets.

Wikaniko is a small, family run business which is ethical and a co-operative company. So as distributors, we get a share of the profits.
Hope this answers your question.

JacqueslePeacock · 13/09/2013 14:34

Oh, it sounds great. Thanks for answering my ignorance.

Talou1 · 13/09/2013 18:53

Many thanks Jojo. That's a big help x

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