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Anyone sell or used to sell MINI-IQ?

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MrsOnTheMove · 06/02/2008 14:09

Thinking of becoming a MINI-IQ associate. Have done some research no one in the area or even close - but would like some advice/warnings good or bad from any one. All previous threads mentioning MINI-IQ seem quite old?

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wohmum · 11/02/2008 00:37

Hi mrsonthe move.. I sell Mini-iq and have done for a couple of years. Like any party plan/direct sales business, it depends how well you work at it - some people find it ard to talk to new peole and spend time finding paties, others enjoy it. The products are great, new stuff is FAB! Apart from your inital 4 parties there are no targets, but that does mean it's easy to do nothing!From a career aspect, it's going great - lots of opportunity to build a team and earnings can really take off if that;s what you want to do.

hope this helps - ask away if I can help any more,

anorak · 11/02/2008 01:49

Kayleigh is an experienced seller and definitely still doing it.

Kayleigh · 11/02/2008 09:47

hello, thanks to anorak for pointing this thread out to me !
I have been a Mini IQ for two and a half years and am a senior group associate which basically means I run a team. I absolutely love it - it meant I could give up my job in the city and be at home with my kids. I work hard as I needed to earn a reasonable income but it is so enjoyable and the best thing is that I can schedule my work hours around my family.
As wohmum said it doesn't work for everyone, but the start up costs are very reasonable so it's definitely worth a try. I figured that if it didn't work out the worst that could happen was that I'd be left with some books that my kids could have and some that I could use as presents - so I wasn't going to lose anything.

If you have any specific questions ask away.

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