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Christmas speakersrevealed!

An inspirational tale

The latest figures are out –have you made the list?

Bag some bargains

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Sponsoring success, sales plan success and general summer success seem to bethe key phrases of Period 7. It’s been an unbelievable Period. The movement upthe Sales Plan has been huge compared to the same time last year (see page 7),

meaning that even more people are now destined for Vienna and the Caribbean.

This week, EWB caught up with some Distributors to find out how they go aboutmaximising their summer retail. We also give you a chance to win a free Retail Kitsimply by sharing your tips, stories and advice with the rest of the Network.

Our centre-spread is all about Conferences this week – from Birmingham to Vienna!We release details of two of the speakers at the Kleeneze Christmas Showcase 2008on 6 September, as well as publishing the latest qualifiers for the Autumn Destination2008, Vienna. There’s a chance to read some of the qualifiers’ stories about how theydid it, including an incredibly inspirational tale from Christine and Jim Foster aboutwhy they never gave up.

Save on your sponsoring and retailing tools with our bargain offers on page 8 andthere’s some vital advice on how to keep a rein on your finances.

We hope you enjoy this week’s edition of the newsletter. Please keep on sending us inall your stories, tips, ideas, feedback and photos to ewb@kleeneze.co.uk.

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A SUMMER OF SUCCESS

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This week, we can report that sponsoring is up a whopping 44% on this time last year and all this has happened since the SummerSizzler Incentive was launched two weeks ago. It proves, not only that the word is spreading that you can set up with Kleeneze for free(see DSA for more information), but also that this is the best time for sponsoring! The dreaded credit crunch is making everyone muchmore receptive to making some much-needed cash, and as we all know Kleeneze is the perfect opportunity to ease those moneyworries.

Of course, all of you have different ways and means of sponsoring people into your teams, so if you are currently trying out a newstrategy let us know at ewb@kleeneze.co.uk. One team that has already told EWB about something that is working for them is theGlobal Horizons Group.

“After a recent conversation, it was brought to my attention that, if the average Kleeneze Distributor retails around £700 each Period,and if we helped someone build a Gold group of 14 Distributors doing the average sales, we would earn commissions of £438 perPeriod (at Bronze Executive Level). However, if we sponsored just four frontline Distributors who achieved average sales - that wouldearn us £430. That’s just £8 difference!

We set a goal to recruit 20 people frontline to us in the next three months – we are working on the basis that if just 50% of those whowe sponsor, retail the average sales – then that’s worth over an extra £1,000 each month to us. Where else could you get that sort ofpay rise in just three months?

We told some of our team at our Key People Trainingwhat we were going to do and many of them got soinspired they have decided to join us on our journey. Wehave called our group Club 203 which stands for 20new front line Distributors in 3 months – as we believethere is no problem in anyone’s business that 20 newDistributors won’t cure!”

Andy Boswell,Platinum Senior Executive Distributor

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WIN A RETAIL KITShare your story with EWB and you could win a Retail Kit worth £30/€45!

We’re looking for your star stories – ones that will motivate your fellowDistributors or help them with their businesses. Everyone has a story totell and we want to hear yours! Even the achievement of your own

personal goal can inspire someone else, or perhaps youhave a unique way of goal setting that you’d be happyto share.

All your stories will be published in EWB and themost inspirational will be picked to win a Retail Kit,containing 50 of the latest Main Book, Health &Beauty Catalogues and Outdoor Life Summer alongwith Snap Cat Bags and Order Forms.

Send your stories in to ewb@kleeneze.co.uk(please mark your subject header: Star Story), or you canwrite to us at EWB, Marketing Department, KleenezeLimited, Express House, Clayton Business Park,Clayton le Moors, Accrington, BB5 5JY.Don’t forget to include a picture!

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“The latest tool from Kleeneze (Starting & Growing your own Kleeneze Business DVD) is fantastic!I do believe that the tools the company are providing today are the best I have seen for years andwill help all Distributors at every level.” Bob Park, Gold Senior Executive Distributor

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ANNIVERSARY WINNERWhile over on the other side of the pond, America was celebrating the Roaring Twenties, here in England onecompany were starting to make some noise. That noise grew over the next eighty five years into a roar of its ownand to celebrate that successful roar (aka Kleeneze), every month we’re giving the 85th person to join the businessa refund of their start-up fee.

This month, the lucky Distributor is Rebecca Mason (sponsored by Silver Distributor,Edward Whytock). Congratulations!

WHILE YOUR CUSTOMERS ARE AWAY…Summer holidays don’t have to impact on your profits, as these twoDistributorships can testify. Here’s their advice on how to maximiseyour summer retail.

“Summer’s here again and it’s time for your customers to go off ontheir holidays. There are a few simple points to remember so that youget the best out of your summer retail.

• Always stick to your usual routine - don’t change a thing. You’llknow when people are away when there is a mountain of mailbehind the front door or when the streets’ dustbins are all out, apartfrom outside the house you’re calling at.

• Communication is key - If you are struggling to retrieve a bookfrom a house then always let them know that you’ve been andwhen you’re coming back again.

• Keep your customer records up to date - so that, failing all else,you will always know which books are still out the next time you goaround. You’ll need plenty of spare books and just because it’ssummer it doesn’t mean that you’ll lose morethan your average amount of books. If youcare enough about them you’ll know wherethey are and you’ll get them back.

Finally, if you’re blanket dropping a new areaand you have old catalogues, then why not usethem. You won’t feel so bad if you don’t getthose back!”

Janice Morgan, Gold Distributor

“Over the past four years, we have seen the retail trends change overthe summer months. People who order regularly, stop ordering andbooks that are always left outside for collection suddenly disappear.

When it comes to the summer, you have to adapt yourself to theconditions (and I’m not talking about our gloriously hot sunny days!).Ensure that you have ordered ample books. If you usually work with

150 then make sure that you have 200. Why? Because there will besome books that you won’t get back right away when your customersare on holidays – you will get them back but maybe not for a month.There’s nothing worse than starting with 150 books in July and having100 left two weeks later.

Summer is a great time to retail. We find that individual orders areactually higher now than a month ago. Stick to your usual routine andnever miss out a customer’s house. If you’re building a customer basethen look for the obvious signs that there’s nobody home (e.g.mountains of mail, 5-foot long grass, etc).

Most importantly ensure that you keep exceptional customer recordsand make sure that you communicate well by using ‘Sorry I missedyou’ notes. That way you will always knowwhere your missing catalogues are and you’llfind that you get most back because thecustomers will know that you’re coming backfor them.

Finally, there’s no such thing as a quiet time inKleeneze. If your orders are up then it’s a goodweek and you’re busy. If your orders are downthen you’re also busy - putting out extra books.Happy retailing!”

Gareth & Lynette Tucker, Gold Distributors

Of course, one of the best ways to maximise your retail is toensure you have the right tools for the job. Our newCatalogues have over 99% stock availability and are a must forkeeping your business progressing forward.

If you haven’t already, make sure you andyour team are ahead of the game withthe new Retail Kit. UK code 02623/ROI code 02747 £30/€45.

“We had an appointment on Saturday 19 July with Michaela Ford and, because she wanted to pay bycredit card she was our first Distributor to use Online Registration when it was launched. It was so ezeeeeeee! Alldone and completed and within 10 minutes she had her business up and running.”Bob and Diane Goulding, Bronze Executive Distributors

“Just received and watched the Starting and Growing your Kleeneze Business DVD. Fantastic!The team-building advice and tips were clear and simple. The support from HQ just keeps ongetting better.” Sandra Brown, Senior Distributor

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PERIOD 7 IS A SALES PLAN SMASH34 qualifying Gold Distributors compared to 19 this time last year, 4 Bronze Executives, compared to 3 last year, 1 Bronze SED and 1 SilverExecutive Distributor, compared to none last year. And, yet another Distributorship has done the double and qualified for both Vienna and theCaribbean. It’s been an AMAZING period!

“Gr8 in 2008 continues into Period 7, as we have seen record numbers of people moving up the Sales Plan. I believe that partly the reason for thisis Vienna. It seems to really have caught people’s imaginations and hit the mark.” Michael Khatkar.

This week, we can happily report that a further seventeen Distributors will be joining us in Vienna including one couple, Richard and ClareChantler, who will also be boarding the Club Med 2 in 2009!

“Following Marrakech and the outstanding hospitality we received there put on by Kleeneze; qualifying for oursecond Autumn Destination in Vienna is like a dream come true, as it is somewhere we have always wanted to go.The new friends we made and the magic of Marrakech encouraged us to move onto Senior with the help of agreat team.By following a Briffa Team system and always having a strong retail base we are able to help new Distributors to getoff to a profitable start which sets them up to achieve higher rewards.We really recommend everyone to experience an Autumn Destination - it will change you forever.”Terry and Margaret Farrell, Senior Distributors

“We had been happy just to retail and grow a small team for quite a while with Kleeneze, that is until we were absolutely inspired and motivatedat the Kleeneze New Year Conference 2008.

We have been to several conferences, thought they were great but this time something just 'clicked' with usand we came home determined to move our business on. We contacted our sponsors (one of whom, DawnMarsden, is in the photograph with us) and also our senior Upline mentor, Peter Rea, made our plans, talkedwith our team and forged ahead, with no looking back. We've gained several new team members, now have a fantastic team, and are helping them now to startbuilding. How do we feel about qualifying for Vienna? Absolutely and completely brilliant. For us this is just a stepping stone. We now know that we can achieve whatever we want to with thisbusiness, we just have to keep that determination going and the world will be our oyster.Lesley and Keith Ridden, Gold Distributors

Only five weeks left until the Kleeneze Christmas Showcase 2008, an event that’s set to get this highly profitable season starting with a biggerbang than ever before.

“This is the most lucrative time of year,” explained Michael Khatkar, Head of Network Development. “Distributors can expect their retail profit tobe up by somewhere in the region of 30%.”

As it only comes around once a year, it’s really important that you maximise these opportunities, so we have a whole host of top Networkspeakers lined up to pass on their knowledge on to you. Over the last couple of weeks, we announced Peter White and Eamon Lynch will betaking to the stage to talk about getting the vision to succeed and the edge to carry it out.

This week, we can announce they will be joined by Gold Senior ExecutiveDistributor, Susan Pirie, and Bronze Senior Executive Distributor, Toby Acton!

“Susan has a unique training lined up,” said Michael Khatkar. “She’ll beshowing you a method of retail that can be even more effective for maximisingyour sales over this time of year with an emphasis on demonstrating products.

“Toby will be speaking about sponsoring out of your comfort zone,” hecontinued. “Network Marketing is all about recommending your business, sowe picked someone who has always ‘sold’ the business effectively, not only towarm market, but to almost anybody.”

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CIAL GUEST AT THE CHRISTMAS SHOWCASE 2008!

For one Distributorship qualifying for Vienna is doubly special. 65-year-olds Chris and Jim have spentthe past couple of weeks applying for their passports, because they have NEVER been abroad before!

“For us, it’s double the excitement really. We’re 65, neither of us drives and so we do all the retailing on foot, butwe were determined to qualify. We couldn’t believe it, though, when we heard. In fact, Jim still doesn’t believe it,he keeps on saying he will once he has the tickets in his hands!”

Christine Foster has been in the business for 11 years and has kept on coming close to qualifying, but each time asetback has meant that she never quite got there. This is one determined lady though.

“I’m made of sterner stuff than just to give up,” she laughs. “Three months after I joined, I fractured my shoulder inthree places, but I carried on with it with just one arm! Then, when my husband was made redundant last year, hestarted retailing as well.

I cannot drive, because I have benign vertigo and Jim is of the mind ‘why should I start now’?! I have arthritis as well and cover a really largearea on foot, so I use a shopping trolley to take my catalogues around. It’s nice, because you have all the old ladies who love to talk. Peoplestop me in town too to ask about their Catalogues. It is, of course, hard work. In the week that we qualified, we did £2,100 in retail, but whenyour mind is focused, you can achieve anything. Next stop is the Caribbean!”

Between Chris and Jim, they have 23 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren, so Kleeneze is also a welcome relief around Christmas time. Butit’s not just the money that helps them out.

“The cost is horrific,” admits Chris. “But it’s also a lot of planning, which is where Kleeneze has really taught us how to prepare. Just as if wewere aiming to qualify for Conference, we set a plan and stick to it!

You just have to keep on doing what you do best,” ends Chris. “We go on appointments for example, where people say ‘oh, I couldn’t do it, Ihave arthritis.’ Well, I’m 66 this year, have arthritis and cannot drive, but I keep on going! Walking is great for you anyway! Even when it’s ablizzard, I’m out there (to be honest, I think people take pity on me when the weather’s bad and give me more orders anyway!). The bestadvice I can give? Make no excuses.”

We can also announce that at this year’s ChristmasShowcase, attendees can pick up the newChristmas Catalogue front cover product (always aseasonal best-seller) for a knock-down price of just£5/€7.50 (selling price £17/€25.50!). Use it todemonstrate the product to your customers.If that’s not a way to launch a great retailperiod, we don’t know what is!

Congratulations on the following Distributorships for qualifying to join us in the magical city of Vienna!Richard and Clare Chantler, Silver Executive Distributors

Elizabeth and Keith Tomlinson, Gold Distributors

Sarah and Ivan Darch, Senior Distributors

Alan and Barbara Rea, Gold Distributors

Melissa Squires and Ian Slade, Gold Distributors

Norman and Joanne Grundy, Gold Distributors

Tony and Sarah Henshall, Gold Distributors

Marie and Jeremy Simmonds, Gold Distributors

Mark James, Senior Distributors

Chris and Jim Foster, Senior Distributors

?Christmas special

HOW TO BOOKConference tickets cost £15 (€22.50) and Gala Dinner tickets £50 (€75) and you can pay by credit card, debit card or using your Kleenezeaccount. It’s really easy to book your ticket:

Phone: Call the Service Centre on +44 (0) 844 848 5000. Alternatively, call the NIA Box Office on +44 (0) 844 581 0745 (Monday-Friday 9am-5pm). Standard National call rates apply.

Online (Conference tickets only): Visit www.necgroup.co.uk (24 hours). Go to ‘Buy a Ticket’ and scroll down to ‘Tickets Available atthe NIA’. Once you have selected the Kleeneze Christmas Conference use promotional code KLEEN9186.

Fax: Fax the booking form (available to download off the DSA) to +44 (0)121 767 3849.Post: Post the booking form (available to download off the DSA) to The Ticket Factory, Centre Core, The NEC, Birmingham, B40 1NT.

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LEARN WHILE YOU EARN EVENTSCOMPANY CONFERENCE AND TRAINING DAYS6 Sept Kleeneze Xmas Showcase and Gala Dinner 2008 –

THE NIA and HALL 3, ICC, BIRMINGHAM13 Sept Kleeneze Ireland Xmas Showcase – THE RADISSON

SAS HOTEL, DUBLIN AIRPORT23–26 Oct Kleeneze Autumn Destination 2008 – VIENNA3 Jan Kleeneze New Year Conference and Gala Dinner –

THE NIA and HALL 3, ICC, BIRMINGHAM22-28 Mar Kleeneze Spring Destination Conference 2009 –

CARIBBEAN CRUISE

TRAINING MEETINGS - 2008 COUNTRYWIDE3 Aug (28/9, 23/11) Gillian Nicholson’s Training at the Gables

Hotel, Bristol Road, FALFIELD, GL12 8DL. 1.30pm – 4pm.Guest speaker Warren Sewell. £2.50 per distributor. Guestsfree. Arrive ready to learn, depart ready to earn! For furtherdetails, contact Gillian Nicholson 07808 763058.

7 Aug (4/9, 2/10, 6/11, 4/12) SED Success Seminar. TheGrangemoor Hotel, St Michaels Road, Maidstone, KENT,ME16 8BS. Every month we have training from a guestSenior Executive Distributor or above (includes BusinessOpportunity Presentation). 7.30pm start. £3 per Distributor.Guests free. Hosts: Andy and Sue Boswell, 01634 323326,info@peopleinbusiness.com.

31 Aug (26/10) Gillian Nicholson’s Training at the Thurrock Hotel,Aveley, ESSEX. 1.30pm-4pm. £2.50 per person. Guestsfree. Arrive ready to learn, depart ready to earn! For furtherdetails, contact Gillian Nicholson 07808 763058.

21 Sept It’s BACK, it’s BIGGER than ever, it’s ‘THE BIG 1’! The EastMidlands premier event is coming up soon, so book now tosecure a place with top speakers - Gill Nicholson, AnnePemberton-Smith, Geoff Webb and Andy Buxton. PlusFREE PRIZE DRAW FOR A SUPER 200 PLUS KIT fromKleeneze!!!! Knowledge is King will also be there on the day.Tickets only £6 for a fantastic afternoon of training with afantastic raffle. The meeting is at the Novotel, Long Eaton,NOTTINGHAM - Jct 25 M1 and starts at 12 noon (Doorsopen 11am) Finish at 4pm. For further details contact LauraThorpe & Les Ward on 0116 294 7827 or Andy Buxton &Laura Kelly on 07830 190485. Make cheques payable to‘THE BIG 1’ to 34 Rectory Lane, Thurcaston, Leicestershire.LE7 7JQ. You cannot buy tickets on the day so don't delay- book today. See you there!

19 Oct (Sunday) The Business Building Seminar at the BlueMountain Golf and Conference Centre, Wood Lane,Binfield, RG42 4EX (Nr WOKINGHAM) Berks (just off Jct10, M4). Everyone welcome. Start 11am (doors open10am). Finish 4.30pm. Top line-up of guest speakers,including: Rob Forster (Platinum Premier), Craig White(Premier), Geoff and Fiona Webb (Silver SED), Andy Boswell(Platinum SED) and Michael Khatkar (Head of NetworkDevelopment). Knowledge is King here on the day. BookRaffle and catalogues to give away. £12 Per Head,including a packed lunch. Details and bookings call PeterRichards on 01249 821722 and book your place early,Limited seating, Advance bookings only.highearnings@btopenworld.com. Don’t miss this one.... youdecide!

OPPORTUNITY MEETINGS - NORTH/SCOTLAND5 Aug (every four weeks) Glasgow Opportunity Meeting at the

Quality Hotel, 99 Gordon Street, GLASGOW, next door toGlasgow Central Railway station. 8pm-9pm. Contact LynnMacdonald at lynn@lynnmacdonald.com or Tel: 01506414456.

7 Aug (four weekly) Going for Gold. Ramada Jarvis Hotel, IngramSt, GLASGOW, 7.30 for 8pm. Business dress please. Allwelcome. £3 per distributor, guests free. Further infocontact Tom and Kate Forbes, 0141 626 0013, AndrewWalkinshaw 07915 063458, or Bob Park 0191 247 1821.

12 Aug (every four weeks) Bathgate Business Opportunity Meeting,Cairn Hotel, Blackburn Road, BATHGATE. 8pm- 9pm.Contact Lynn MacDonald at lynn@lynnmacdonald.com.

13 Aug (every four weeks) Business Opportunity Meeting. ParksideHotel, PONTEFRACT, 1/2 mile Jct. 32 M62 towardPontefract. 7.30pm for 8pm start. £2.50 per person, guestsfree. Hosts Graham and Georgina Long. Tel: 01757 268830.ITS 119857.

13 Aug (every 4 wks) North East Business Opportunity Meeting,Quality Hotel, Boldon Business Park, SUNDERLAND. NE59PE. Easy Access from A19. Open meeting, everyonewelcome. 8.00pm START £2.50 per head. Guests freeOpp/Training/Recognition/Raffle/Table Steve Geldard andCathy Brookes ITS 119822 Sue Phoenix ITS 514235.

16 Aug (four weekly) Business Opportunity and Training Meeting.Best Western Hotel, High Street, BANCHORY,Aberdeenshire, AB31 5TD. 10am - 12pm. Everyonewelcome. £2 per Distributor, guests free. Training andrecognition for all the achievers in the room. Host: PaulMeikle. paul@meiklep.freeserve.co.uk. Tel 07720 476189

18 Aug (22/09, 20/10, 17/11) Business Opportunity Meeting,Holiday Inn, Wood Lane, Runcorn, MERSEYSIDE, WA73HA, Jct. 12 M56, 8pm start. £2.50 per person. Guestsfree. Contact Mary and Harry Fullerton, tel: 0151 4277108,email: mary.fullerton@gmail.com.

26 Aug (every four weeks) Edinburgh Opportunity Meeting, MarriottHotel, EDINBURGH. 8pm 9pm. Contact Lynn MacDonaldat lynn@lynnmacdonald.com.

27 Aug (every four weeks) Business Opportunity Evening. TheHoliday Inn, Clifton Village, Brighouse, LEEDS, HD6 4HW.8pm start. Business dress only, please. Distributors £3,

guests free. Everyone welcome! Host Craig White, contact020 8626 9541.

27 Aug (every 4 wks) Teeside Opportunity Meeting, Blue Bell Hotel,Acklam Road, MIDDLESBROUGH TS5 7HL. Easy accessfrom A19. Open meeting, everyone welcome. 8pm Start£2.50 per head. Guests freeOpp/Training/Recognition/Raffle/Table. Geldard and CathyBrookes ITS 119822 Sue Phoenix ITS 514235.

27 Aug (four weekly) Business Opportunity Meeting at Newtown.Maldwyn Leisure Centre, Plantation Lane, Newtown,POWYS, SY16 1LH. 8pm-9pm, doors open 7.30pm. £1 perDistributor. This is the first meeting. Please notify your teammembers and guests of this event. Contact: Roger Mantleat roger@dreamweaver-team.info, Tel 01686 628 423 or WilfParry on 01691 777 232.

1 Sept (22/09, 20/10, 17/11, 08/12) Business Opportunity Meeting,David Lloyd Leisure, Barton Embankment, Trafford Park,MANCHESTER, M17 8RH. Doors open: 19.30 - 21.30,Everyone welcome/Guests Free, business dress please,raffle. Contact Warren and Pam Sewell: 0161 749 8863.

SOUTH/MIDLANDS/WALES4 Aug (four weekly) Open Business opportunity meeting at the

Churchillian Pub, Portsdown Hill, Cosham, PORTSMOUTHHampshire PO6 3LS. Ample parking. 7.45pm for an 8pmprompt start. Business dress please. £2 per distributor.Guests free. Hosts Caroline Roberts and Martin Bell on02392 430411.

4 Aug (every four weeks) Business Opportunity Evening. TheHoliday Inn, Ipswich Road, NORWICH. Business dressonly, please. Distributors £3, guests free. Everyonewelcome! Host Craig White, contact 020 8626 9541.

5 Aug (2/9,30/9,28/10,25/11) Hemel Hempstead BusinessOpportunity Meeting. Holiday Inn, Breakspear Way, HEMELHEMPSTEAD, HP2 4AU. £3 per Distributor, guests free.7.30pm for 8pm start. Hosts: Rosina and Frank Pocock, Tel:01442 256405.

5 Aug (2/9,30/9,28/10,25/11) Business Opportunity Meeting, FieldHotel, Markfield, LEICESTER, LE67 9PS. £2 per person,guests free. 8pm start. Contact Adam and Charlotte Wilfordon 07999 226 907. Everyone welcome.

6 Aug (every four weeks) Business Opportunity Meeting at TheHoliday Inn, Brook Street, BRENTWOOD, CM14 5NF, J28 -M25. 7.30 for 8pm start, Business Dress please. GuestSpeaker: Distributor of the Year, Craig White. Everyonewelcome. Hosts: Richard and Vanadis. Voicemail: 184496.

6 Aug CANCELLED (3/9,1/10,29/10,26/11) Open OpportunityMeeting at The Summit Centre, Pavilion Road, Kirkby inAshfield, NOTTINGHAM NG17 7LL, Jct. 27 or 28 of theM1. 8pm-9.30pm. £3 per distributorship, guests free.Parking facilities available and good access for wheelchairs.Please support us in this new venture, which is important tous all in building our businesses. Contact Mike andMargaret Drayton on 01623 722500.

6 Aug (first Wednesday of the month) Holsworthy BusinessOpportunity Meeting, the Kings Arms, The Square,Holsworthy DEVON. 7.30pm for 8pm. Dress smart/casual.All welcome. Contact Les and Betty Slade: ITS 529662 / tel:01288 381248 or Terry and Jane Hodges: ITS 437407/Tel:01288 331706.

7 Aug (4/9, 2/10,30/10,27/11) Worthing Opportunity Meeting, ThePashley Suite, Shoreham Airport, Shoreham by Sea, WESTSUSSEX, BN43 5FF. £3 per person, includes one raffleticket. Guests free. Chantele and Barry Travis. Contact:info@travis.org.uk.

7 Aug (first Thursday of the month) Business Opportunity Meeting.St Leonards Hotel, Ringwood Road, St Leonards,RINGWOOD, Hampshire, BH24 2NP. 7.30pm for 8pm start,£2.50 per person. Business dress please. Hosts Bob Daltonand Sue Marshall on 01425 480675 or ITS 119727.

11 Aug (8/9, 13/10, 3/11, 1/12) Herts BOM at the NovotelStevenage, Knebworth Park, Stevenage,HERTFORDSHIRE SG1 2AX (on J7 of A1M) 8.00pm -9.30pm. Doors open at 7.15pm for networking. £2.50 perperson - guests FREE. Evening includes: Opportunity, Proofof the Pudding / Product Demo, Recognition, The Best'Crazee' Raffle in Town, Great Multi-Coaching, GuestSpeakers Plus Lots of 'Whooping' & 'Hollering'. InteractiveSozzle in the bar afterwards. Business Dress (and Suits).Open Herts Meeting. Everyone Welcome! Hosts: GroupVictory. Contact Mike Lunn & Fiona Deans Tel: 01438 229480 Email: MikeandFiona.FireUp@fsmail.net Text: 07954577 340 ITS: 511705.

13 Aug (second Wednesday of every month) The After EightOpportunity Meeting. Chobham Rugby Club, Fowlers Wells,Windsor Road, CHOBHAM, Surrey, GU24 8NA. Doorsopen 8pm, 8.30pm start – 10pm. £2.50 per Distributor,guests free. Everyone welcome. Mike and Amanda Bibbyalways in attendance. Bookstall and Sales Aids. Businessdress please. Hosts: Vicky and Hugh Scott, Tel 01483473318, VikkiAScott@aol.com.

13 Aug (10/9, 8/10, 5/11, 3/12) Swindon Business OpportunityMeeting, Campanile Hotel (formally the Ibis) Delta BusinessPark, SWINDON, SN5 7XG. Everyone welcome. 8pm startplease wear business dress £2.50 per distributor GuestsFree. Please contact Steve or Debra Nell on 01793 887978.

13 Aug (10/9, 8/10, 5/11, 3/12) Business Opportunity Meeting. TheFirs club, Firs Lane, FOLKESTONE, Kent, CT19 4QF, offjunction 12 M20. 7:30 for 8:00pm prompt start. Businessdress, please. Distributors £2, guests free. Hosts Emmaand Chris Shafe. Tel: 02083 389887 Voicemail: 164892.

13 Aug (10/9, 8/10, 5/11, 3/12) Somerset Business OpportunityMeeting. The Bathpool Inn and Restaurant, Bathpool,

TAUNTON, TA2 8BE. 7.30pm for 8pm start. £2 perDistributorship, Guests free. Contact Chris and Jacqui Hillon ITS 237999, tel: 01458 841 046, emailSomersetBOM@TopRewards.co.uk or Gerald Longman onITS 297398, tel: 01460 55614, emailGerald@Goldpot.uk.com.

14 Aug (11/9, 9/10, 6/11, 4/12) Gloucester Business OpportunityMeeting. Twigworth Lodge (Premier Travel Inn), TewkesburyRoad, Twigworth, GLOUCESTER, GL2 9PG. 7.45pm for8pm start. £3 per distributorship, guests free. Host: MikePerkins, ITS 508802 minisppe@hotmail.com.

18 Aug (2nd Monday of each Period) Eltham OpenEvening/Opportunity Meeting at the Eltham ConservativeClub, 254 High Street, ELTHAM, London, SE9 1AA. Doorsopen at 7.30pm for prompt 8pm start, ends around 9pm,then relax for a drink and a sizzle plus visit our well stockedSales Aids table. £3 per distributorship, guests free, dresscode: smart casual. Hosts Joyce and Pete Rowe. Tel: 0208463 7133. ITS: 317 688.

18 Aug (18/8, 15/9, 13/10, 10/11) Business Opportunity Evening atThe Holiday Inn, Lake View, Bridge Rd, Impington,CAMBRIDGE CB24 9PH. 7.30 for 8pm Start. Businessdress only please. Distributors £3 guests Free. EveryoneWelcome! Host Craig White, contact 020 8626 9541.

19 Aug (16/9,21/10,18/11) Business Opportunity Meeting. TheThurrock Hotel, Ship Lane, Aveley, ESSEX, RM19 1YN.7.30pm start. £3 per Distributor, guests free. Hosts: GillNicholson 07808 763058 and Andy and Sue Boswell 01634323326, info@peopleinbusiness.com.

20 Aug (17/9 15/10 12/11 10/12) New Business OpportunityMeeting open to everyone. Comfort Inn A17/A52 JctBickers Bar, BOSTON, Lincs, PE20 3AN Registration7.15pm for 7.30pm start. £2.50 per person, Guests Free.Business Dress please. Contact Andy & Amanda Holland01205 358075 or I.T.S 137713.

20 Aug (17/9, 15/10, 19/11, 10/12) Redruth Business OpportunityMeeting. Tricky’s, Tolgus Mount, Redruth, CORNWALL,TR15 3TA. 7.45pm for 8pm start. Everyone welcome. Stillonly £2.50 per Distributorship, guests free. Hosts David andJenny Gerry. Contact on 01209 714067,moneymagnet.info@yahoo.co.uk, ITS 297533.

26 Aug (23/9 21/10 18/11) Bristol Opportunity Meeting. Ship Inn(next to Premier Inn),Thornbury Road, Alveston, BRISTOL,BS35 3LL. 7.45pm start. Business dress please.Distributors £2 per head, guests free. Host: Andy Cooper,ITS 124171.

27 Aug (24/9) West Monmouthshire Golf Club, Nantyglo, BLAENAUGWENT, NP234QT. Registration 7.45 - 7.55 pm. Meetingstart 8pm prompt. Business dress. £2 per distributor.Guests FREE. Raffle prize draw. Hosts KerryAnne and JohnWatkins, tel: 07815 128169. ITS 508435.

27 Aug (every 4 weeks) Business Opportunity Meeting at Newtown,POWYS, SY16 1LH. 7.45 pm for an 8.00pm start finishingat 9.00pm. £1 per Distributor - Guests Free. Everyonewelcome Business dress only please. Contact RogerMantle 01686 628 423 or Wilf Parry 01691 777 232.

28 Aug (25/9,23/10,20/11,18/12) Leicester Business OpportunityMeeting, The Field Head Hotel, Markfield Lane, Markfield,LEICESTER, LE67 9PS. http://www.thefieldhead.com. £3per distributorship. Registration 7.30pm/7.45pm. Starts8pm. For further information, contact Andy and Sharon Birdon 0116 233 0966.

28 Aug (25/9, 23/10, 20/11, 18/12). Sussex Business OpportunityMeeting. The Halland Forge Hotel on A22, Halland,SUSSEX, BN8 6PW. Fantastic training from guestspeakers. £2.50 per Distributor, guests free. 7.30pm for8pm prompt start. Business dress, please. Hosts: Judy andGordon Seldon, Tel: 01903 893887.

28 Aug (every last Thursday of the month) Business OpportunityMeeting. Tottenham Green Leisure, The Gold Room, firstfloor, 1 Philip Lane, LONDON, N15 4JA. 7.30pm for 8pmstart. Special guest speakers each month. £3 perdistributorship, guests free. Everyone welcome. ContactGary Diamond Dixon on 07973 712425 or ITS 113915.

REPUBLIC OF IRELAND6 Aug (10/9, 8/10, 5/11) Galway Business Opportunity Meeting,

Menlo Park Hotel, GALWAY.7 Aug (4/9, 2/10, 30/10, 27/11) Business Opportunity Meeting.

Cooney’s Hotel, Ballymahon, LONGFORD. 8 Aug (9/9, 7/10, 4/11) Limerick Business Opportunity Meeting,

Woodfield House, Ennis Road, LIMERICK.19 Aug (19/8) Dublin Business Opportunity Meeting, Skylon Hotel,

Drumcondra, DUBLIN.19 Aug (16/9, 14/10, 11/11) Business Opportunity Meeting, Quality

Hotel, On New Ross Roundabout, Wexford Town,WEXFORD.

THE NETHERLANDS9 Aug Bastion Bastion (Best Western) Amsterdam Airport Hotel,

Vuursteen 1, 2132 LZ, HOOFDDORP, Nederlandwww.bastionhotel.nl/onzehotels/airport 12noon-2.00pm.Guests Gavin Scott and Bonnie Arapes. Free parking andfree shuttle bus to and from the airport. Email Rita Weyn &Frank Kamsteeg at f.kamsteeg@home.nl.

Do you have any Training or Opportunity meetings in yourarea? Let us know, at meetings@kleeneze.co.uk and wewill include them in our weekly meetings diary.DEADLINE FOR WEEKLY SUBMISSIONS 4PM TUESDAY.

ENTERPRIZE WEEKLY BULLETIN Issue 31

100,000 And AboveNasko Ratchev & Oksana Karachun 2,539,981.66Bob Park & Lynn Macdonald 2,536,267.32Gavin Scott & Bonnie Arapes 2,496,379.60Bob Webb 1,313,468.81Allan & Billie-Dee Moffat 1,121,928.79Gillian Nicholson 984,042.61Terry Carr 951,862.26Rob Forster & Ray Aziz 951,815.02John & Audrey Gardiner 825,744.14Glyn & Elizabeth Hobden 824,679.81Chris & Wendy Mason-Paull 800,400.76Freda Fenn & Heather Summers 752,273.81Margaret Moore 734,290.40Muriel & Tony Judson 698,841.96John & Jeanette Hawkes 658,072.51Peter & Jackie White 537,853.19Sue Marshall & Bob Dalton 424,302.47Stephen Bourne & Anne Binks 418,194.69Mike & Amanda Bibby 385,000.82Terence & Jean Ash 355,160.16Gary & Esther Watson 352,585.20Margaret & Roy Japp 304,691.27John & Steven Sharp 249,330.04Hazel & John Noble Stephen 243,740.94Robert Gibbons 217,540.29Gordon & Judy Seldon 217,098.28Philip & Jean Warrington 216,988.23Derek & Eileen Wagstaff 211,718.88Claire & Peter Rea 198,756.23Andy Stephenson & Claire Branch 192,160.06David & Anne Pemberton-Smith 189,965.99Melvyn & Lucy Mortimer 180,120.49Michael & Jean Day 178,301.04John & Sarah Mckie 175,749.46Judy Jodrell 161,845.44Keith & Vie Robertson 160,874.75Tony & Katharine Briffa 151,418.06Craig & Magdalena White 150,432.78Mark & Delfina Prosser 144,508.33Robert & Mary Higgins 139,245.47Victor & Una Brown 134,558.23Stephen Geldard & Catherine Brookes 134,076.75John & Anne Donaldson 125,979.57Eamon Lynch & Marie Ryan 121,730.76John & Christine Prosser 117,951.28Jill Corlett 115,441.74Raymond & Miriam Turnbull 114,334.86Trevor Mitchell 110,249.51Sylvia & Jack Hood 107,647.25Andy & Carolyn Cooper 102,646.79Geoff & Fiona Webb 101,547.26

35,000 And AboveMichael John & Susan Pirie 98,906.27Heather & James O'neil 95,184.31Sue & Claire Ferguson 93,555.20Anthony Greeves 92,660.20Carole & Benny Morris 92,447.42Dave & Susie Horton 89,379.33Martin & Yvonne Boyce 89,112.44Mel & Irene Wilson 88,947.62Nuala & Martin Mcdonald 86,611.78David & Rosie Bibby 84,754.89Stephani & Bill Neville 83,398.75Sue & Geoffrey Burras 83,117.33Malcolm Ashmore 82,104.05Adele & Jaime De Caso 82,104.05Declan O'neill 81,319.71Justin & Olivera Toner 80,149.48Julie Collier & Peter Richards 79,577.25Angela & Norman Campbell 76,078.76Marcell & Joanne Treanor 75,238.66Gaynor Morgan 73,627.57Steve & Debbie Roper 72,970.92John & Wendy English 72,555.26Lauren & Peter Jackson 72,056.09Lindsay Gonsalves & Danny Young 71,902.09David & Samantha Branch 71,314.89Susan & David Darton 70,690.77John & Jenny Holden 67,204.83Karen & Neil Young 67,096.19Ramon & Sylvia Laing 67,040.85Carol Simpson & Douglas Clark 64,342.94Andrew & Sue Boswell 63,727.83Caroline Harris & Craig Cox 62,469.57Glenn & Caroline Royston 61,867.07Rosina & Frank Pocock 61,599.56Mike & Dawn Gough 61,165.04Jay Singh 60,369.29Andrew & Carolyn Walkinshaw 57,720.03James Curtis 57,663.79Stephen & Debra Nell 56,020.69John & Karina Beesley 54,951.88Ram & Joginder Singh 53,943.60Michelle Kennedy 53,866.72Julie & Anthony Cornick 53,252.05Gene De Donatis & Janet Tynan 52,757.17Deborah & Allan Dewar 52,305.46Jane & John Dunkerley 52,137.97Craig & Mary Hawkes 52,121.21Eamonn & Anne Roe 52,083.04Peter & Myrna Wellock 51,792.90Steven Curtis & Sarah Kellow 51,578.39Helen Brooks 51,413.06Eve & Norman Branch 50,515.54Helen & Paul Allgood 50,436.44Gill & Donato Sepe 50,416.89Robert Branch & Marianna Grineva 49,901.14Brian Harwood 46,235.77Alan Meldrum 45,244.50Martin Gardner & Allison Butterworth 44,533.64Barbara Ann & Alan John Peachey 43,859.83Gary Cooper & Jackie Norris 41,814.16Ron & Judy Speirs 41,544.35Belinda Clarke 41,517.55Gavin Heaton & Fiona Keane 40,809.23David Pope & Stephanie Garrod 40,809.23Daniel & Ann Keeble 40,763.51Debbie & Trevor Collins 40,763.51Su & Jas Bains 40,306.51Christopher & Louise Brown 40,289.64Chris & Julia Norton 40,190.75Gabrielle & Paul Broadstock 40,190.43Teresa Divers & Bryony Hayward 39,670.00Graham & Georgina Long 38,693.81Sharon & Andrew Bird 38,292.30Alf & Carol Bell 38,185.42Alison & Michael Ogden 38,098.47

Rhian & E Anthony Jones 38,046.37John Webb & Kathryn Price 37,311.99Roger & Barbara Green 37,133.84Andrew & Ann Meldrum 36,352.05Christopher Reay & Lesley Coan 36,332.05Stanley & Roy Stewart 36,063.68Carol & Bruce Manktelow 36,006.19Abigail Colclough 35,586.60Richard & Clare Chantler 35,363.45

15,000 And AboveKeith & Patricia Phillips 34,623.56Keith & Pauline Blythe 34,540.51Trish Falconer & Lee Fisher 34,525.78Tineke Lootsma-Wiegman &Uilke Lootsma 34,525.78Tracy & David Sheehan 33,965.99Denise & Stephen Neal 33,760.91Helen Lambert & Richard Woods 33,678.78Stephen Clark 32,906.08Elizabeth Pope & Jason Hardy 32,833.74Michael & Sandra Laydon 32,257.83Melanie & Andrew Wilson 32,206.73Chantele & Barry Travis 31,863.02Gill & Tim Evans 31,635.32Derrick & Maria Longwright 31,440.05Lesley Burroughs 31,040.31Tom & Bernadette Hingley 30,803.71Caroline & Philip Thompson 30,712.62Steve Johnson & Rosemary Rowntree 30,489.90Graham & Catherine Hyde 30,482.80David Birtwistle & Angela Tonkin 30,443.05Joseph O'donnell 30,014.80Peter & Sheryl Dutton 29,971.37Stuart & Gail Mckibbin 29,459.89Linda & Tony Gower 29,198.63Debbie Gee 29,159.12Alnashir & Yasmin Ratanshi 29,006.76Michael & Jennifer Allsop 28,365.85Harry Hancock 28,043.43Paul Flintoft 27,845.66John & Sophia Clements 27,395.42Gordon & Patrick Davidson 27,278.37Terry & Jane Hodge 27,100.50Stephen Smith & Dennis Chamberlain 26,910.80Dawn & Bruce Marsden 26,407.28Seph O’connell & Sarah Watson 26,354.40Robert Gould 26,337.99Gerwyn Duggan 26,337.99Colin & Charlene Sadler 26,029.89Brian & Gay Redstone 25,430.51Andrew Buxton & Laura Kelly 25,379.35Toby Acton & Donna Gold 24,685.62Steven Clements 24,638.31Doug & Sandra Roper 24,152.96Stuart & Robyn-Lee Heard 24,113.65Raymond & Barbara Mann 24,043.74Alison & Kevin Thomas 24,011.02Nichola & David Walmsley 24,004.04Mira Herman & Natalie Lofthouse 23,975.74Kodwo Anderson 23,826.94Keith & Veronica King 23,826.94Sunil Popat 23,823.83Cheryl & David Amison 23,823.83Roselyn & Gavin Thomson 23,496.70Carole & Peter Bristow 23,303.86Nicola & Jerome Neville 23,303.86Angela & Stephen Burchell 23,298.29Paul Tawn & Clare Bason 23,280.01John & Janice Halsall 23,073.73Clare & Martin Whitelock 22,871.46Vanadis Fox & Richard Houseago 22,788.89Narendra & Kashmir Kalon 22,688.51Conor Treanor & Linda Jameson 22,578.55Sean & Alexandra Tuesley 22,546.36Amanda & Andrew Holland 22,438.57Christopher & Lynne Marshall 22,404.36Robert Wellock 22,063.83Cindy & David Brown 22,063.83Laurence & Rosemary Wiseman 21,973.62Gareth & Jeanette Jones 21,759.55Jack Kirby & Chantelle Molloy 21,717.99Andrew Ridley 21,686.03Charlie & Gillian Whitton 21,538.47Martina & James Mcgrath 21,437.60Gareth & Gil Duffy 21,431.02Terry & Sid Drew 21,263.96Gerry Melanephy & Maureen Mcloughlin 21,027.89Christopher Young & Helena Edwards 20,800.85Barry & Cecilia Bradbury 20,745.30John Smith 20,483.40Lesley Brown & Mark Veidman 20,469.16Pamela Jarvis 20,334.13Gloria & Clive Davies 20,332.61Steve & Cathy Chambers 20,260.43Andrew & Cheryl Williams 20,124.22Maria Monaghan & Shane Treanor 20,005.44Phil Curtis 19,987.76John & Kath Clease 19,857.74Caroline & Simon Harvey 19,823.13Colin & Sarby Turnbull 19,726.08Andrew Platten & Tracie Lowndes 19,719.90Warren & Pamela Sewell 19,514.78Karen & Steven Glew 19,467.68Leslie & Moira Harris 19,340.42Angel & Stuart Hill 19,340.42Norah Bohan 19,032.39Martin Bell & Caroline Roberts 18,996.35Kerry & Paul Stonall 18,995.37Ann & John Coe 18,878.79Allan Ledwidge 18,864.24Colin Roy Scott-Smith 18,850.50Jean-Marc Bordeau & Alexis Thorpe 18,850.50Neil & Susan Maclean 18,850.50Brian Manchester 18,818.37Isobel & James Orr 18,644.89Rosemary & Christopher Day 18,636.59Alana Hampshire & Keith Banks 18,578.41Darren & Christina Simmons 18,265.28Karim & Juliet Karmali 18,264.78Amy Warrington 18,250.70Clive & Pamela Lennard 18,148.54Christine Lappin & Simon Place 18,022.95Markus Kl™Tzer & Petra Romoser 17,990.72Keith Sandland 17,916.08Tavis Taylor 17,814.58Shirley Pere & John Barnes 17,799.19Gary & Iris Dixon 17,513.96Claire & Paul Howells 17,296.69

Elaine Fenwick 17,232.05Andrew Medlam 17,232.05Kevin Rider & Wendy Preston 17,104.76Raymond & Lorraine Satchell 17,020.12Christine & Ian Brennan 16,971.23Angela & James Macleod 16,899.46Tony & Wendy Vallerine 16,894.65Kenneth Rooney & Karen Jordan 16,773.46Karen Olivant & Peter Flitton 16,767.35John Gilham & Wendy Nimmo 16,736.78Rosie Ward & Jack Kerbel 16,666.72Mark James 16,564.21Louise Wellock & Nathan Sylvester 16,239.62Darryl Allen 16,239.62Lesley & Gordon Whittington 16,231.58Martyn Cunningham 16,218.07Marsha Barras & Nigel Nattress 16,196.41Robert Webb & Dawne Kovan 16,147.22Bev & Dave Townsend 15,945.97Bill Caddy 15,907.30Richard & Ranti Fallowfield 15,885.78Roger & Simon Mantle 15,873.83Robert & Jennifer Clifton 15,827.81Sarah & Ivan Darch 15,788.51Sandra Brown 15,747.24Coleen & Stephen Batchelor 15,611.77Steven Harding & Narissa Mather 15,514.05Maria & Lee Kowalkowski 15,503.96Andrew & Vicky De Caso 15,503.96Carol & Ian Parker 15,481.65Linda & Graeme Kirkwood 15,375.17Richard & Judy Taylor 15,364.25Susan Richards & Sarah Deakin 15,352.51Timothy Murphy 15,343.23Diane & Geoff Owen 15,338.05Norman & Jean Spurrell 15,202.35Linda Wood 15,202.35John & Jenny Caton 15,144.08Nick Newham 15,090.62Amraj Khan 15,055.88Keith & Teresa Faulkner 15,049.91

10,000 And AboveTerry Hayden & Charles Napier 14,961.14Allan & Eileen Gonsalves 14,961.14Margaret Wright & Jacqui Whittingham 14,933.52Elizabeth & Ian Hyams 14,865.75Alison Bareham 14,865.75William & Sharon Stevenson 14,799.78Paul & John Meikle 14,762.15Denys & Laura Harris 14,669.11Kevin Sands 14,598.97Donna & Charles Warr 14,590.98David Belcher 14,440.75Richard & Helen Peuleve 14,440.75Ian Clarke 14,439.18Michael & Julia Tolton 14,437.47Brian Mooney & Sharon Treanor 14,167.14Elaine & Martin Spafford 14,127.79David Byatt & Janet Smith 14,033.22Colin & Gillian Campbell 13,915.03Wendy Fielding 13,868.72Minesh Padhiar 13,803.54David Potter 13,699.34Tracey Payne 13,626.68Barry & Nina Mitchell 13,620.73Heidi & Ron Body 13,573.23Catherine & Stephen Lord 13,464.94Jen & Garry Luke 13,429.88Bob & Diane Goulding 13,411.00James Dale & Claire Daniels 13,163.26Frank & Lee Johnson 13,128.44Ann Searle & Philip Linsey 13,062.12Julian & Karen Pike 13,061.43Amelia & Hannah Mchard 13,039.56Katie & Mark Johnson 12,981.95Helen & Andrew Walsh 12,969.65Robert & Rosemary Annan 12,934.34Cormie Marshall & Gwen Drysdale 12,830.78Christine & Con Browning 12,810.73Michael & Janet Wallace 12,760.80Jon Turner 12,596.27Louise Puttick 12,488.82Barbara Margaret Webb 12,443.23Philip & Alison Wimbles 12,395.44Patrick & Helen Loftus 12,335.51Henry & Diana Crosby 12,311.82Stefan & Samantha Frienling 12,281.31Kulwant & Mandeep Kalon 12,217.07Carlo & Cherry Hrynkiewicz 12,203.51John & Mary Marsh 12,132.38David & Lynn Bole 12,093.80Christopher Conroy 12,049.83Lorraine & Ian Balcombe 12,049.83Julie & Jon Windress 12,012.82Dario & Joan Michelini 11,909.13Terry Card 11,882.64Negin & Michael Backhouse 11,634.68Sharon Bullock & David Taylor 11,627.70David & Judith Mccreath 11,611.86Arthur & Susan Cuthbert 11,611.86Suzanne & Richard Woolven 11,559.62Richard & Raquel Brennan 11,519.03Rod & Mairi Marshall 11,464.05Linda & Ian Stanley 11,435.27Andrew Nicoll & Danielle Young 11,365.24Rhys & Susan Williams 11,345.21Vicki & Ian Chatham 11,329.15David & Jenny Gerry 11,315.36Geoffrey & Berenice Davey 11,301.64Michael Amor-Wilkes 11,287.55Christine & Jim Foster 11,267.39Kevin Howe & Leah Harper 11,251.99Steven Mee & Jaqueline Mullings 11,243.50Bena & Mahesh Chauhan 11,242.91Barbara Geraghty & John Russell 11,239.23Bill & Joyce Rowe 11,203.77Sarah Jenkins 11,203.77Declan & Monica Manning 11,201.66Susan Hook 11,189.26Caroline & Mark Sellars 11,187.51Brian & Grainne Quigley 11,175.44Stephen & Joyce Milne 11,094.85Ron & Sue Keeler 11,049.10Sally Print & Darren Phipps 11,006.04Ian & Elizabeth Campbell 11,002.75Vivienne & Richard Washington 11,001.54Antony & Aileen Gunn 10,941.70Garrett & Nicola Oshea 10,931.25

Harold & Minnie Fulton 10,925.11Laura Thorpe & Les Ward 10,915.84James & Jane White 10,868.40Michael Prior 10,855.59Debra & Oliver Pusey 10,766.69Shorne & Judith Hodds 10,748.14David & Deborah Lord 10,714.48William & Jane Warrington 10,652.50Craig & Linda Lomas 10,652.27June & David Love 10,636.41Valerie & Tony Montero 10,620.13Brian & Diane Holmwood 10,576.96Mary Hession 10,574.52Peter Mccormac 10,569.80Tim Sandom 10,565.84Paul & Carolyn Blaxall 10,554.98Claire Mires 10,443.91Paul Bray 10,429.92Adrian & Tracy Smith 10,376.30Tsahai & Jake Ellington 10,353.76Robert & Jennifer Radbourne 10,312.73Seamus & Clare Houghton 10,311.52Patricia Fisher 10,237.74Shirley Gowland & Josephine Davies 10,198.84Tim & Freda Drinkwater 10,195.68Mark & Adele Gallacher 10,185.63Sadie O'boyle 10,178.32Jerome Hadley & Marissa Gigg 10,175.05Paul & Anna Scott 10,167.32Michael Godwin 10,161.63Karen Bradley & Antonio Alonso 10,150.82Ian & Elisabeth Aitchison 10,118.96Raymond & Susan Kirkland 10,117.87Jeffrey & Frances Topple 10,115.67Harvey Kent & Kerry Edees 10,070.53Kelly & Steve Elliott 10,018.00

7,500 And AboveLynne Flaxman 9,979.10Marie & Jeremy Simmonds 9,947.12Lindsey & Stephen Bradbury 9,929.93Sam & Patricia Thomas 9,929.93Bob & Rosemarie Hardy 9,910.82Linda & Steve Tinkler 9,886.69David & Gail Slee 9,830.04Marion & Anthony Homer 9,820.61Debra & Andrew Cowton 9,808.08Graham & Jennifer Shaw 9,709.97Angela & Robert Clark 9,646.80Karen Lucas 9,636.31Sammy & Kenza Linton 9,574.68Gary & Sandra Dodd 9,566.54Anita Morris 9,558.10Allen & Rosemary Wooding 9,551.19Joy Dwyer & Verena Clarke 9,551.19Lyn & Tony Davies 9,491.14Jim Mccoid & Marian Ward 9,431.88Jacqueline Akhurst & Steven Ellis 9,431.88Janice & Bob Sheppard 9,431.88Michael Curry 9,427.70Shirley Martin & Keith Roxbury 9,414.23Gerard & Claire Tucker-Mawr 9,411.22Sara Eyres & Christopher Burras 9,401.13Omran Zaman 9,395.63Mark & Sarah Wildman 9,387.46Seyed Ali Sajjadi 9,367.41Kathleen & Dominic Carolan 9,366.82Ellen & Sean Friedberg 9,314.20Kenny Liggett 9,299.29John & Denise Dawkes 9,293.08Tom & Kathryn Forbes 9,291.71Edward & Benedetta Graham 9,283.99Adam O'reilly & Clare Patterson 9,221.45Mandy & Ken Clarke 9,216.77Daniel & Michelle Marshall 9,205.59Diana Schuch 9,096.61Elizabeth & George Kerr 9,058.99Adrian Fisher 9,035.25David Nutley & Marie Andrews 9,035.25Ted & Rose Farrar 8,993.36Georgina & Phil Gale 8,988.98Pierce & Janet Hartley 8,984.13Julie & Colin Bullivant 8,982.06Peter & Cathy Legg 8,977.50Heather Brown 8,888.26Robert Young & Clare Mears 8,886.73Warwick & Christine Blakemore 8,866.87Mike & Anne Airey 8,852.77Kate Lee 8,831.39Patricia & Dennis Corser 8,805.68Donna Clease 8,805.00Sarah Sancho 8,798.55Bernie & Barbara Klinger 8,719.12Jim & Vicky Smith 8,711.32Michael & Marilyn Stansell 8,704.07Maryan & Don Nicolson 8,697.43Evan & Sally Tidman 8,694.24Karen & Lee 8,684.51Nigel & Anne Moffett 8,676.36Janet & Roger Bowen 8,675.85Andrew & Lucinda Bates 8,675.59Julie Cotton & Neil Tomkinson 8,648.01Jayne Clarkson & Philippa Menzer 8,646.21Ray & Cathy Powell 8,643.23Carly Holland & Mark Landless 8,633.21Julie & Andrew Hambleton 8,617.70Jillian & Peter Griffiths 8,605.71Deborah Morgan 8,590.59Sheila & Nigel Fowler 8,583.30Timothy & Tina Pace 8,579.80Johanna & Stuart Peuleve 8,563.01Martin Stoves 8,558.23Sharon & Craig Davis 8,548.78Veronica Nixon 8,526.33Angela Power 8,522.30Richard Lingham 8,502.43Jane Waddell 8,491.56Gerard Coste 8,490.61David & Heather Flannagan 8,486.91Ian & Lorraine Barnfield 8,485.17Saloni & Perdeep Chandarh 8,480.20Caroline Williams 8,480.20Nick Oakley 8,479.44Paul Tonkin 8,462.47Stuart & Carol Butler 8,439.07Trevor & Janet Rawding 8,415.50Margaret & Michael Drayton 8,404.96Carole & James Sunter 8,394.71Jane Avery 8,391.60

David Herridge 8,391.60Elizabeth & Grant Gilmour 8,391.60Stephen & Elaine Blay 8,359.00Neil & Sue Mawston 8,339.10Fiona Deans & Michael Lunn 8,339.10Julian & Jayne Snare 8,309.24Michael & Mercy Radbourne 8,275.72Michael & Nancy Parnis 8,255.38Lesley Taylor & John Jones 8,240.55Geoff Taylor & Alison Moore 8,225.69Mark & Mandy Hudson 8,216.57Paul & Gosia Hammond 8,197.29Ian & Anita Saville 8,193.09David & Elaine Luke 8,184.17Tony Henshall & Sarah Whittall 8,182.05Lucinda Bennett & Nigel Manning 8,167.08Peter & Joyce Rowe 8,165.40David & Heather Herring 8,164.02Chaitali & Ajit Nath 8,162.90Ann & George Blackman 8,152.95Mark & Elizabeth Hall 8,145.69Malcolm & Inge Williams 8,137.13Jonathan Donno 8,132.84Rebecca Nisbet-Forster & Matthew Forster 8,132.18Janet Roscoe & Ria Middleditch 8,130.25Frederick & Karen Mason 8,125.77Peter & Jean Monroe 8,124.47Iain & Jackie Swanston 8,120.83Michael & Lianne Rust 8,115.26Janet & Terry Mulley 8,115.26Edward & Susan Booth 8,105.45Lesley & Keith Ridden 8,104.82Martin Douglass & Jane Rollings 8,099.56Laurie Mitchell 8,061.00Christopher & Helen Goode 8,060.95Jeske Didsbury-Schol & Brian Didsbury 8,053.23Mandy Foskett & Trevor Swift 8,053.23Danny & Josephine Parr 8,046.45Sharon & Steve Agnew 8,021.78Norman & Joanne Grundy 8,014.94Stewart & Emma Cook 8,005.49Sarah Trim 7,991.18Victoria & Matthew Lawrence 7,972.27David & Diane Wraight 7,972.27William Thomas & Shan Parry 7,971.11Jacqueline & Thomas Middlemass 7,951.50Cath & John Wilkinson 7,934.61Hugh Smith 7,930.86Anthony & Susan Peacham 7,928.75George Steel 7,928.70Cynthia & Roy Litchfield 7,928.70Diana Babbage & Joanna Turner 7,917.63Paul Smith & Angela Solomon 7,914.09Ian & Deborah Wightmore 7,910.91Stuart Johnson & Amanda North-Graves 7,896.25Melanie & Dominic Constable 7,885.72John Morgan 7,881.31Allan & Myra Collins 7,878.74Fay & Andrew Roe 7,875.65William & Agnes Burgess 7,867.15Alan & Barbara Rea 7,864.39Emma Colley 7,862.18David Russell 7,857.80Scott Coe & Mainda Kiwelu 7,854.49Willie Louw 7,842.31Anne & Sean Mchugh 7,834.66Pete Gill & Amy Kisnorbo 7,823.27Helen & Paul Hallatt 7,819.50Andrew O'riordan 7,812.61Neil Jeffery & Caroline Jeffrey 7,806.31George & Carol Murray 7,795.14Catherine & Andrew Barraclough 7,774.95Melissa Egermann & Frederic Bruyer 7,769.84Paul Gallagher 7,762.05Suzanne Jane & Robin Colbourne 7,757.72Hanna & Greg Newson 7,756.06Jackie & Stuart Bower 7,746.90Lara Crane & Debra Bamford 7,744.78Gail & Darren Drew 7,740.76Roger & Gillian Coupe 7,727.75Peter & Caren Neesham 7,716.98Margaret Jarman 7,716.38Mark & Sue O'reilly 7,712.47Mark Taylor & Sharon Wood 7,702.35Sharon Ellis 7,700.89Sarah De Costobadie & Mark Wilson 7,694.77Tracey & Craig Holmes 7,694.77Scott & Gwen Thomson 7,692.08Mike Victoros 7,685.02Martin & Catherine Saunders 7,679.07Patricia Spraggon 7,672.03Adrian & Margaret Lynch 7,667.45Lynwen & Gethin Thomas 7,663.32Jennifer Amos & Martin Smith 7,662.11Jessica Clements & Christopher Strutt 7,660.62Linda Feldman 7,657.42Lynda Platts & Pauline Bell 7,652.47Melissa Squires & Ian Slade 7,638.94Marcus & Joyce Emerson 7,638.54Justin Rowe & Tracy Bell 7,638.26Priya Chauhan 7,632.94Emma & Chris Shafe 7,629.71Edward Antrobus 7,613.93Debra & Tony Williams 7,612.84Mavis & Alan Lawson 7,612.46Richard & Greta Brownridge 7,601.60Iain & Sue Cormack 7,598.46Julie & Craig Lees 7,595.67Alan Currie & Linda Goulden 7,595.67Elizabeth Edwards & Brian Ashcroft 7,590.74Kira Mckibbin & Andrew Thomas 7,586.32Ann Payne & Shaun Sullivan 7,585.10Kate & Lee Russell 7,584.52Malcolm & Jennifer Warden 7,582.94Paul & Helen Wilson 7,580.55Bernadette Murray 7,578.44Lynne & Neil Smith 7,577.47Rita & Peter Noble 7,570.98Katrina Harvey & Ian Winstanley 7,570.13Ian & Cheryl Cooke 7,563.25Suzanne Yarwood & Daniel Hibbert 7,553.97Nigel Le Long 7,552.29Helen & Mark Holmes 7,551.95Mary & Harry Fullerton 7,544.21Robert & Jacqueline Dolan 7,523.58George Bratty 7,507.97

BULK SALES FIGURES PERIOD 6 – COMBINED

01.08.08 Issue 31 ENTERPRIZE WEEKLY BULLETIN

CREDIT AGREEMENTSPlease note, all manually submitted agreement forms (paper, non-Internet registered) must be accompanied by a Credit Agreement Form inorder for the registration to be processed and your new starters to get their businesses up and running.

You can find the Credit Agreement Form in your Business Kit and it is also available to download off the DSA.http://dsa.kleeneze.co.uk/Downloads/Kleeneze_credit_agreement.pdf.

Deciding how and when to pay your Kleeneze statement can sometimes be a daunting task. You know you have to do it,but should you pay today, tomorrow or next week? This article is intended to help you through that decision process andalso give you some helpful advice.

Kleeneze offers you a choice. You are given the opportunity to pay off your statement balance every week and avoid allinterest charges or you may choose to pay only the minimum weekly payment as shown on Kleeneze statement. Butsurely, paying the small minimum payment every week won’t cost me more will it?

The plain and simple answer is, yes!

As soon as an invoice is unpaid 7 days after its payment date an entry for ‘debit interest’ will be added to your statement.Even a small weekly charge of £4.00 per week, if left unchecked, could soon add up to over £200 a year in interestcharges alone, eating away at all the profit you have made.

And it is not only your profit that can suffer! In a recent comparison between successful and struggling businesses onecommon thread was identified, even though both businesses had similar order volumes! We found that the main difference was in how thebusiness paid for its goods. In the majority of cases the successful business paid for its invoices as they fell due for payment, but the failingbusinesses did not. Only the minimum payment was being made.

This meant one thing - running out of credit. Even though large orders were still being won they could not be accepted. The distributor foundthat the high and increasing overdue (or interest bearing) balance had used up the credit limit! Even credit limit increase requests could not beprocessed because of the high “interest bearing balance”.

In some of the worst cases we found an even more worrying trend. As only the minimum balance was being paid there just wasn’t the cashthere any more to pay off the overdue element.

So what should I do?� Pay for an invoice by its due date. If you are paying by post or Giro Credit then pay for your goods 5 working days before the due date. � Use the statement as a payment reminder. � Avoid building up an “interest bearing balance”. It’s a term which means that we are legally allowed to charge you interest.

The other business!Well, with a regular and full payment record they found that when they needed an increase in their credit limit they were accepted straight away.

SERVICE CENTRE

Tel: 0844 848 5000Mon - Friday 8.00am - 9.00pm

Sat - Sunday 9.00am - 1.00pm

ONLINEwww.kleeneze.co.uk

24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK

POSTKleeneze Limited, Express House, Clayton

Business Park, Accrington BB5 5JY

HOW TO CONTACT USIf you have a query concerning your account:

PERIOD TO DATE

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THIS WEEK

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YEAR TO DATE

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Dear Mr XXXXXXX,

This is a statement of your account up to 24/01/2008. A payment of £100.00 is due by 31/01/2008.

The total outstanding account balance is £391.74.

Minimum Payments

If you make only the minimum payment each week it will take you longer and cost you more to clear your balance.

Dispute Resolution

If you have a problem with your agreement, please try to resolve it with us in the first instance. If you are not happy with the way

in which we handled your complaint or the result, you may be able to complain to the Financial Ombudsman Service. If you do

not take up your problem with us first you will not be entitled to complain to the Ombudsman. We can provide details of how to

contact the Ombudsman.

Interest Charges

The rate of interest charged on your account may be higher than on other sources of credit available to you. It may be costly for

you to leave balances owing on your account after the interest free period.

Credit Status

If you miss minimum payments and your account falls into arrears Kleeneze may share this information with Credit Reference

Agencies and this could affect your ability to obtain credit in the future.

You have failed to make a minimum payment

Failing to make your minimum payment can mean that you have broken the terms of this credit agreement and could

result in us taking legal action against you. It could lead to your having to pay additional costs and make it more

difficult to obtain credit in future.

Notice Of Default Sums

This information relates to default sums and is being given in compliance with the Consumer Credit Act 1974. A letter charge of

£7.50 has been added to your balance on 30/11/08. This is the total amount of default sums included in this notice. This charge

is due to your failure to make the payment requested on your previous statement. This notice does not take account of default

sums which we have already told you about in another default sums notice whether or not those sums remain unpaid.

YOUR STATEMENT

ACCOUNT No. XXXXX

DATE 26/06/08

PD/WK 01/2

SALES GROUP XX

Your Credit Limit: £400.00

At the date of this statement you had this

amount available to place orders.

£ 8.26

MS X XXXXXX

XX XXXXXXXX XXX

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ARE YOU PAYING TOO MUCH INTEREST?

Due to the run-away success of our current range of flyers and posters, we’ve had to produce even bigger volumes, meaningthat we can now pass on the savings we’ve made to you! We’ve price reduction on all posters and flyers in our range, so

make sure you get your hands on them

The Opportunity Poster: Available either as an A4 or A3 Poster, these are ideal for you to use atyour Opportunity Meetings, to direct people to the venue and a perfect sponsoring tool at the sametime! Personalise this glossy poster simply by downloading the template off the DSA and printingover the space left at the bottom for your message.

The Catalogue Poster: Target your prospects with this glossy A4 Catalogue Poster, whichshowcases all of our best retail tools and can also be personalised.

The Opportunity Flyer: These smaller versions of the Opportunity Posters are perfect for mailing outto your prospects, containing all the information they need to know about this fantastic business!

Day Slips: Designed to catch your customer’s eye and guarantee you’ll get your Catalogues back in good condition, Kleenezehave created two new types of Day Slip, one which can be personalised as you wish – simply overprint with name, contactdetails, collection time, and another which gives you the tick box option of days and times of Catalogue collection.

MAKE SAVINGS THANKS TOFREQUENT FLYER SUCCESS!

OVER 30% REDUCTION IN PRICES!A3 Opportunity Posters (pack of 100), code 09040. Old price:£14/€21.00; New price: £8.50/€12.50A4 Opportunity Posters (pack of 100), code: 09059. Old price:£8.75/€13.13; New price: £4.50/€7A4 Catalogue Posters (pack of 100), code: 09067. Old price:£8.75/€13.13; New price: £4.50/€7

Opportunity Flyers 4xA6 (pack of 100 A4), code: 09229. Old price:£7.70/€11.55; New price: £4.50/€7Day Slips 4xA6 – label space (pack of 100 A4), code 09920. Old price:£7.70/€11.55; New price: £4.50/€7Day Slips 4xA6 – Over printable (pack of 100 A4), code 00400. Old price:£7.70/€11.55; New price: £4.50/€7