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26.09.08 Issue 39

Hikes in prices of everything from food to fuel in recent months would make youbelieve that the whole word is looking forward to a more ‘tight’ than ‘white’Christmas. Not so! Your customers seem determined to make a splash thisChristmas and a mere three weeks after the launch of our Christmas Catalogue,EWB has been innundated with your success stories (not that we’re complaining –please keep them coming in!!)

Distributor of the Year, Craig White sent us some fantastic voicemessages from the Vision Group:

“I wanted to share this message from Shelagh Falconer with you, because toreceive this order from the same customer in two days [£681] is just fantastic,”says Jean Day. “This is just the beginning of the fantastic launch of ourChristmas and Cabouchon Catalogues. What a window of opportunity. It’s reallykicking in now.”

“I am just so ecstatic, because the lady who gave me an order yesterday of£243 rang me today and asked me to call down because she wanted to makeanother order. I’ve just been down and I am absolutely shaking. I’d like toknow if anyone placed another order of £438. This is just a couple of daysafter the launch of a catalogue. I’m just blown away!”

Shelagh Falconer, Silver Distributor

“Our total retail that we picked up from 216 books this time was a total £1,180 of orders. What an amazing pick up. Of course, thishasn’t just happened overnight. A lot of the work that we put in was years ago. We’ve been in the business six years and like everyoneelse we went out placed our catalogues and looked for our customers in the first six months a lot of the customers we found are stillwith us six years on. I do believe that through being persistent and consistent and being methodical with what we do. To anyone who’sgoing out there for the first time, I’d just like to say get out there, get your books out and be consistent and persistent and the resultswill come to you too.”

Pete Flitton, Bronze Executive Distributor

When Mike and Susan Pirie had a friend round for coffee, they saw the Kleeneze Christmas Catalogue on the table andproceeded to order £80 worth of goodies! That’s not the end of the success for the Dream Team, though. The couple also letus know:

Ken Rooney and Karen Jorden have been using ‘spread the cost of Christmas’ inserts in their books and have had a customer place threeorders for £47, £51 and £48 - that's a total of £146.

Neil Mclean had a customer request a little longer with the Christmas Catalogue, and the next day ordered £46 of wrapping paper.

Martin and Cathy Saunders had £989 of orders last week with £440 coming from the Christmas Catalogue. Their next drop was in a newarea and for 128 books they received £277 worth of orders.

Paddy and Mary Halpin went to an area where they had poor sales last month (€30) this time with the Christmascatalogues they received €500!

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To achieve Premier, you need tohave five active Bronze ExecutiveDistributors in your Downline.The fifth of Jean and Day’sDownline to qualify were Andyand Helen Walsh.

“Helen and Andy wanted toreach Bronze Executive in twoyears – and they have. This

business is really just about helping others’ achieve their goals,”Jean Day told EWB. So we decided to catch up with this couplewho were integral in helping Jean and Mike achieve their goal.

Andy and Helen Walsh joined Kleeneze in 2006 and followingclosely in the footsteps of their sponsors, the Days, they haverocketed up the Sales Plan to Bronze Executive Distributor.

“You end up building friendships with people in this business, soit makes it even more special that when we hit Bronze, Jean andMike achieved their goal too,” explains Andy, who works thebusiness on a part-time basis alongside his job working at theHead Quarters of the Post Office.

However, Andy’s positive attitude towards the business wasn’talways this way. In fact, when he heard Mike and Jean were ontheir way to his home to talk to the couple about Kleeneze, hisresponse was less than optimistic!

“Helen worked in childcare and was a lecturer for Adult Learnersfull-time before joining Kleeneze. She really enjoyed it, eventhough it was very stressful. However, when the two colleges inour area, including the one she worked for, merged into onebefore we knew it, Helen had received her P45 in the post.

“That’s when she answered the ad on the Internet,” continuedAndy. “She didn’t tell me until the morning Jean and Mike weredue to come and speak to us and I just said: ‘if it’s that Kleenezeor Bettaware, they can get lost’! I was embarrassed, almostashamed, at the thought of delivering catalogues in my local area.But Helen had made her mind up, so we just got on with it.

It was three days after we started that Jean and Mike asked us tocome to a Business Opportunity Meeting and there I heard RamLaing speak. It was as if he was speaking directly to me –everything he said about feeling embarrassed when he first startedrang these bells. Also, when Jean and Mike had been sat on oursofa telling us about Kleeneze and showing us that they wereearning £7,000 a month, I had thought well if you can do that socan I.

Our first full period was Period 9 of 2006. We spent the first sixmonths purely retailing – that was our training ground. Oncewe’d built up a solid customer base, then we could get out thereand focus on the sponsoring.”

It was sponsoring that quickly moved the couple’s businessforward. In order to achieve Bronze Executive, you need to havetwo Gold Distributorships in your Downline, but it was havingtheir eye on the prize and, again, a very simple method that hasseen them achieve this.

“We just followed what Jean and Mike taught us,” said Andyfrankly. “It’s fantastic, because there’s this system out there and allyou have to do is follow it. You don’t even have to think!

Our most important goal is to get the Vauxhall Corsa, but we willbe going on that Cruise, as well. Hey, if we have to sit throughseven days of cruising on the Caribbean in order to get our freecar, then that’s what we’ll have to suffer!”

ON A CORSA SUCCESS

Twenty-four little hours ago, EWB received an email confirming thatJean and Mike Day had done it. They are officially Kleeneze’snewest Premiers.

Six years ago, Mike and Jean both gave into the (relentless!) attemptsby Jackie and Peter White to sponsor them into the business. Previously,they had both been earning very good salaries and simply weren’tinterested. However, when Mike was made redundant for the secondtime at the age of 56 and soon after Jean found herself in the sameboat, they decided it wasn’t an opportunity they could afford to ignoreanymore. Their Kleeneze business was born.

Now, they’ve hit Premier, so EWB caught up with the couple the nightafter their meeting, where they were officially recognised by ManagingDirector, Jamie Stewart.

“We’ve had the goal to hit Premier since we joined the business - itwas our six year goal” explains Jean. “We watched Jackie and Peterachieve it and knew that we could too. We haven’t come back to earthsince it was announced! It really has been fabulous. And it wasfantastic to have Jamie there last night at our meeting.”

The Days have achieved this status in an incredibly short space oftime, but are very frank when it comes to the methods they have usedto get there.

“Getting to Premier is really just about coaching others to achieve theirgoals,” says Jean matter-of-factly. “That’s all this business is about.There’s no secret to it. All you need is a solid Frontline and focus and

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Of course, just as Andy and Helen have helped Jean and Mikewith their goal, Downline from the Walsh’s is a couple who havejust gone Gold. Cathy and Geoff White joined Kleeneze justseven months ago and have already made their way up the SalesPlan to collect their bright shiny Gold medal!

“It was a great surprise,” laughs Geoff. “I can’t even tell you howwe got there really. We just get out, deliver the catalogues andcollect and somehow we arrived at Gold. I really have the highestregard for the company, for all the support they offer you; it’sthings like when Amtrak went into administration, the speed ofwhich Kleeneze turned that around.

“However, our success is really all down to our Upline, Helenand Andy. They offer us so much support – in all ways; practicallyand emotionally.”

Geoff (72) and Cathy (56) joined Kleeneze after they retired andfound out that they had lost their pensions. The drastic news hadthem looking for an alternative where they could make money –and fast!

“Before we retired, we worked in the catering business – alldifferent aspects of it, from corporate to fast food. We catered forthe Liverpool Festival Gardens for two years. At one point, weeven built a snail farm – at the time it was the biggest one inEurope! However, the one thing that we’ve learnt from working inthe catering business that has helped us with our Kleenezebusiness is customer service. Each customer would always get apersonal ‘good morning’ and eye contact. This is something we’vecarried on and it has helped to build our customer base.

You need to take just a minute out of your time to talk to yourcustomers – even if you know you need to get on and delivermore catalogues.”

Just before they retired, the couple decided to invest in property.However, due to a global economic downturn, they regrettablylost money in this venture. Now, they’re quickly making a successof their business, though, and with one of the most incrediblypositive attitudes we’ve come across in a long time, have theirsights set on moving even further up the Sales Plan.

“When we first joined, we looked at all these people with theirgold medals and thought ‘can we really achieve these things?’ Butit can be done!” says Geoff. “If we can do it, anyone can! We’vegot our goals to keep on climbing up the Sales Plan now, but oneof our main ones at the moment is to get out to America to visitour daughter.”

HOW TO JOIN THE PREMIER LEAGUE:To become a Premier Distributor, you need to have five activeBronze Executive Distributors in your Downline. For someone toreach Bronze Exeuctive Distributor level, they need to have twoGold Distributors in their Downline.

Premier Distributors are entitled to:• One-off payment of £3000• Increased income due to Premier Bonuses• Immediate qualification for the next Spring Destination• Immediate qualification for the next two Autumn Destinations

FROM BREEDING SNAILSTO SPEEDY SALES!

NCE A DAY MAKESconsistency. In the first three years of joining the business, we workedaround the clock. We worked weekends and never had a holiday,apart from when we qualified for theConferences the company put on. We knewthat in order to reach Premier, which is anelite level, we would have to put in the energyand the effort.”

Reaching Premier Distributor status meansthat Jean and Mike are entitled to animmediate £3000 bonus, immediatequalification for the next Spring Destination,immediate qualification for the next twoAutumn Destinations, plus the increasedincome due to Premier Bonuses. It’s certainlynothing to be sneezed at, but the couple aretaking it all in their stride and even have theirnext goal all mapped out.

“We’re not going to relax,” Jean stresses. “Our next goal is to becomePrincipal. Now we’ve got to this level, we just need to take baby stepsto keep on moving up the Sales Plan by helping our Bronze Executivesreach SED. We now have a fabulous residual income, but one of thenicest things is to see the people who started up with us, doing sowell in the business. They’re such loyal, committed people.”

It is this belief in other people that has helped Jean and Mike becomepart of the exclusive club that is Premier. “We have always wanted to

inspire; we, ourselves have followed in the footsteps of Peter andJackie White,” explains Jean. As for anyone who has just started up

with the business and wants to make it theirgoal to capture the coveted title of PremierDistributor? The Days’ advice is simple:

“You need to want it. Put your dedication forthis business before everything else. A big partof success, I believe is getting people to themeetings. When we first started our meetings,Jackie and Peter used to travel up to teach ushow to hold them. Then when we got toGold, they let us get on with it. We used tohave our meeting at a Travel Inn with only 5people. Now we hold it at the Park Royal forabout 100-200 people – that speaks volumes.Once a month, we also meet our keyfrontlines on a Saturday afternoon, plus wetravel all around the country to meetings. It’s

commitment to other people.

“The best advice we could give to new Distributors is work harder,contact warm market and don’t work with the wrong people. Workwith walkers, not talkers. The attitude of people in this business isinfectious and hard to describe to other people.Once your attitude is right and your mindset is right andyou can achieve anything.”

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“Who says that top people in Kleeneze don’t retail any more? Here are Silver Premier ExecutiveDistributors, Mike and Amanda Bibby dropping off 578 catalogues! If Mike and Amanda Bibby stilldo it, what are you waiting for?!” Darren and Caroline Weston, Distributors

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IT’S A KLEENEZE CHRI“There have been some outstanding orders already from the ChristmasCatalogue, and the next few periods will give us all the opportunity ofsome high earnings.

So if you have’'t already done so, get those Christmas book circulatingamong your customers.

We have been in this business for 12 years, and THIS year’s ChristmasCatalogue is the best we have had!"

Mike and Margaret Drayton

Mike Pirie also shocked us with the statistic that 95%of his team who did HIT their bonus level (in Period 9),are retailing with the new Christmas Catalogue. The5% who missed out, do not yet have it.

If you want to see who in your team has got theright tools to achieve all their goals over the

next few Periods, check your GSA (Group Sales Analysis).If they have already got the Christmas Catalogue, theletter ‘c’ will show after their name in brackets (c). If not, itwill be blank.

Elsewhere, Ian Pilkington contacted us to tell us that Shaun Bradburyhas amassed a whopping £920 of orders from the ChristmasCatalogue in four days! Moments afterwards, he found out thatShaun’s total had risen to £1960, to be ordered over the next 12weeks, thanks to his spread the cost of Christmas form.

Diane and Bob Goulding also had great news for us:

“Liz Blake on her first pick-up of Christmas orderstexted me to say that she had £56 orders forChristmas. Five minutes later, another text camethrough letting me know she had another £43.And then a third text letting me know she hadanother £59. That’s £918 of orders, of which£286 were for Christmas – in September!

Also, one of our new starters, Karen Campbell, has just placed her firstorder of £250 from the Christmas and Main Book!”

Distributor Peter McCormick has started at a great time, as hissales can testify!

“We started putting books out in the first week of period 9 anddropped 80 catalogues. We did get £97 worth of orders and droppedanother 90 that week and reached a total of £180 worth of sales. Byday 10 we had already recovered our initial investment of £130 whichwas amazing.

Following great help and support from our upline Nick and BridgetteLinton-Butt, a visit to our first conference and a really inspiring meetingwith Glyn Hobden, we set about retailing the Christmas book withgreat gusto. By splitting out the Christmas Book with either Health &Beauty or the Main Book we doubled our opportunity to open doors

with the big Christmas guy himself ‘Robbie’ the singing Reindeer. Oursales went from almost £1.05 per book dropped to £2.10 per bookand placed our final order of the Period for £348 retail from 165books. Our first period has resulted in £297.46 earnings, our firstsponsored new distributor already out getting orders in period 10, andanother 2 new people in the wings for the coming weeks.

There is no better time to start with Kleeneze with ‘Robbie’ doing allthe selling for you and people looking for that extra income. Add tothat, the fact that we are already sitting on over £300 worth of ordersalready in Period 10, we are looking to have a great start with enoughincome to last more than the 12 Kleeneze Days of Christmas.”

“In the past, September has beentraditionally the month when people are‘planning’ their Christmas purchases, butthis year it looks set to be very different.People are spending and if you have yetto get your Christmas books outto your customers, you are missingout big time!

"We put out 306 books with theChristmas Catalogue in and received £918.39 in sales this week. Ofthis £215 is for Christmas product. However, we have had several pre-orders filled out to the value of £274, as well.”

Gail and Stuart McKibbin, Senior Executive Distributor

“Here are the fantastic stats on our first drop using theChristmas Catalogue.

On a drop expected to bring £180 in orders, we have received £365of which £117 are Christmas items. One customer who only everspends about £3, spent £6.50 of which £3 was Christmas products,and a customer who has only ordered once before spent £75 of which£60 was on Christmas items.

To top this off, I have just delivered the £75 order and, thanks to ourdemonstration, received an order for the reindeer. Not a bad resultconsidering that, after being told last year that September was tooearly for the Christmas Catalogue, I actually haveCabouchon at the front and Christmas at the back of the pack.

Our order this week instead of being £500 as expected was actually£670 including £20 Cabouchon!”

Katrina Harvey and Ian Winstanley, Gold Distributors

“Our latest drop resultedin thirty seven customersordering £443 from theChristmas Catalogue.“

Mike and Ann JonesGold Distributors

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“What a great advert our new T-shirts are! We love them and feel they make us look more businesslike andprofessional. When Geoff was shopping recently, the shop assistant asked him all about Kleeneze. Geoff gavehim an information pack and we will be following this up.” Geoff and Maggie Shepherd, Silver Distributors

89 shopping days until Christmas and the media is still full of horror storiesof the credit crunch. However, we’re pleasantly surprised to find that homeshopping is actually BENEFITTING from this economic downturn. Why?Manifestly, because with so many watching their pennies this year, thehigh street is simply too expensive, but there are a few other reasons thatmake home shopping the most attractive option for Christmas:

Park yourself on that sofaWith petrol prices at a record high, it’s really no wonder why people arechoosing to leave their car in the garage rather than heading out to theshops. Home shopping is a great way to get all of the gifts you needwithout cutting down on costs to pay for petrol.

And relax…Home shopping is simply the most convenient way to get everything youneed for Christmas. Forget fighting the crowds, driving around endlesslyfor a parking space or having to unceremoniously dump the childrensomewhere so you can get their gifts. You don’t even have to brush yourhair or remove your favourite, seen-better-days, fluffy bunny slippers. Justsit down with a nice cup of tea and shop to your heart’s content.

Treat yourselfProbably the most compelling reason to home shop is the prices. You canmake whopping savings by shopping out of the Kleeneze catalogue, as wehave the most competitive prices around. In a climate when even the toothfairy is less giving, make sure you treat your nearest and dearest andyourself this Christmas.

Be selectiveEver got down one end of the high street, remembered you wanted tobuy your grandfather his annual pair of socks only to have to struggle allthe way back, laden with parcels, usually in a downpour and a very foulmood. Thanks to our selection of five catalogues, there are hundreds ofdifferent items at your fingertips.

Take your timeThere’s always one family member that’s, let’s face it, difficult to buy for.Rather than traipse endlessly round the shops looking for that perfect gift,catalogue shopping means you can flick through the books and get somegreat ideas for a present they’ll never forget.

ISTMAS NUMBER ONE

1. Holly, Back Page, code: 032212-32, £20/€30

2. Animated Merry Christmas Reindeer, Front Cover, code: 043796-32, £17/€25.50

3. Gift Wrap & Decoration Organiser, Page 32, code: 031267-32, £8/€12

4. Snow Domes, Page 28, code 030961-32, £3/€4.50

5. Winter Friends luxury Cards, Page 30, code 030791-32, £3/€4.50

6. Let There Be Lights Mug, Page 18, code 032468-32, £5/€7.50

7. Gift Label Dispenser, Page 34, code 031518-32, £3/€4.50

8. Bubble Sword, Page 38, code 033278-32, £3/€4.50

9. Mr Turkey, Page 23, code 014354-32, £20/€30

10. Gripping Stuff Card Ribbon, Page 36, code 083364-32, £5/€7.50

CHRISTMAS TOP TEN“We put out 80 books on Wednesday wherenormally 25 have previously ordered, but theother 55 have never done anything. We've stillgot 18 books to go back for tomorrow, butwe already have eight orders - one of them afirst-timer, with a total order of £156.50,thanks largely to a single customer order of£75, including a £25 Railways DVD set fromthe Christmas book. Of this total order,£66.00 was from the Christmas book.“

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9 May 09 Kleeneze Summer Showcase – THE NIA,BIRMINGHAM

5 Sept 09 Kleeneze Christmas Showcase and Gala Dinner 2009 –THE NIA and HALL 3, ICC, BIRMINGHAM

TRAINING MEETINGS - 2008 COUNTRYWIDE28 Sept (23/11) Gillian Nicholson’s Training at the Gables Hotel,

Bristol Road, FALFIELD, GL12 8DL. 1.30pm – 4pm. Guestspeaker Jaime De Caso. £2.50 per distributor. Guests free.Arrive ready to learn, depart ready to earn! For further details,contact Gillian Nicholson 07808 763058, emailwealthevents@btinternet.com.

2 Oct (6/11, 4/12) SED Success Seminar. The Grangemoor Hotel,St Michaels Road, Maidstone, KENT, ME16 8BS. Everymonth we have training from a guest Senior ExecutiveDistributor or above (includes Business OpportunityPresentation). 7.30pm start. £3 per Distributor. Guests free.Hosts: Andy and Sue Boswell, 01634 323326,info@peopleinbusiness.com.

5 Oct Runcorn Millionaires Training. The Holiday Inn, RUNCORN,Jct 12 on the M56. Start 12noon. £8 on the door. FREEbumper raffle. Free training CD and great training from GavinScott, Gill Nicholson, John Hawkes, Helen Allgood and Daveand Jeanette Ward. Further details from Mel Wilson, ITS137603 or 01524 720192.

19 Oct (Sunday) The Business Building Seminar at the BlueMountain Golf and Conference Centre, Wood Lane, Binfield,RG42 4EX (Nr WOKINGHAM) Berks (just off Jct 10, M4).Everyone welcome. Start 11am (doors open 10am). Finish4.30pm. Top line-up of guest speakers, including: ChrisMason-Paull (Platinum Premier), Craig White (Premier), Geoffand Fiona Webb (Silver SED), Andy Boswell (Platinum SED)and Michael Khatkar (Head of Network Development).Knowledge is King here on the day. Book Raffle andcatalogues to give away. £12 per Head, including a packedlunch. Details and bookings call Peter Richards on 01249821722 and book your place early, Limited seating, Advancebookings only. highearnings@btopenworld.com. Don’t missthis one....you decide!

26 Oct Gillian Nicholson’s Training at the Thurrock Hotel, Aveley,ESSEX. Guest speakers Gail and Stuart McKibbin. 1.30pm -4pm. £2.50 per person. Guests free. Arrive ready to learn,depart ready to earn! For further details, contact GillianNicholson 07808 763058, emailwealthevents@btinternet.com.

OPPORTUNITY MEETINGS - NORTH/SCOTLAND30 Sept (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 orTel: 01506 414456.

8 Oct (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.

8 Oct (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.

14 Oct (every four weeks) Edinburgh Opportunity Meeting,Edinburgh Training Centre, 16 St Mary's StreetEDINBURGH, EH1 1SU. 8pm 9pm. Contact LynnMacDonald at lynn@lynnmacdonald.com.

16 Oct (four weekly) Going for Gold. Ramada Jarvis Hotel, IngramSt, GLASGOW, 7.30 for 8pm. Business dress please. Allwelcome. £3 per distributor, guests free. Further info contactTom and Kate Forbes, 0141 626 0013, Andrew Walkinshaw07915 063458, or Bob Park 0191 247 1821.

20 Oct (17/11) Business Opportunity Meeting, Holiday Inn, WoodLane, Runcorn, MERSEYSIDE, WA7 3HA, Jct. 12 M56, 8pmstart. £2.50 per person. Guests free. Contact Mary and HarryFullerton, tel: 0151 4277108, email:mary.fullerton@gmail.com.

20 Oct (17/11, 08/12) Business Opportunity Meeting, David LloydLeisure, Barton Embankment, Trafford Park, MANCHESTER,M17 8RH. Doors open: 19.30 - 21.30, Everyonewelcome/Guests Free, business dress please, raffle. ContactWarren and Pam Sewell: 0161 749 8863.

22 Oct (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.

22 Oct (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.

22 Oct (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 Mantle atroger@dreamweaver-team.info, Tel 01686 628 423 or WilfParry on 01691 777 232.

SOUTH/MIDLANDS/WALES29 Sept (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.

29 Sept (every four weeks) Business Opportunity Evening. TheHoliday Inn, Ipswich Road, NORWICH. Business dress only,please. Distributors £3, guests free. Everyone welcome! HostCraig White, contact 020 8626 9541.

30 Sept (28/10,25/11) Hemel Hempstead Business OpportunityMeeting. 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.

30 Sept (28/10,25/11) Business Opportunity Meeting, Field Hotel,Markfield, LEICESTER, LE67 9PS. £2 per person, guestsfree. 8pm start. Contact Adam and Charlotte Wilford on07999 226 907. Everyone welcome.

1 Oct (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.

1 Oct (29/10,26/11) Open Opportunity Meeting at The SummitCentre, Pavilion Road, Kirkby in Ashfield, NOTTINGHAMNG17 7LL, Jct. 27 or 28 of the M1. 8pm-9.30pm. £3 perdistributorship, guests free. Parking facilities available andgood access for wheelchairs. Please support us in this newventure, which is important to us all in building ourbusinesses. Contact Mike and Margaret Drayton on 01623722500.

1 Oct (first Wednesday of the month) Holsworthy BusinessOpportunity Meeting, the White Heart, Fore Street,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.

2 Oct (30/10,27/11) Worthing Opportunity Meeting, The PashleySuite, 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.

2 Oct (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.

5 Oct (2/11, 30/11)FAST START Training. Newton Regis Village Hall,Newton Regis, TAMWORTH Staffordshire, B79 0NL. 1.30pmfor 2pm Start, Distributors £3, guests free.|Training to suitevery level, Host: Dave Pemberton-Smith(email:dave@pembertonsmith.com or Voice Mail:119853).

8 Oct (second Wednesday of every month) The After EightOpportunity Meeting. Chobham Rugby Club, Fowlers Wells,Windsor Road, CHOBHAM, Surrey, GU24 8NA. Doors open8pm, 8.30pm start – 10pm. £2.50 per Distributor, guests free.Everyone welcome. Mike and Amanda Bibby always inattendance. Bookstall and Sales Aids. Business dressplease. Hosts: Vicky and Hugh Scott, Tel 01483 473318,VikkiAScott@aol.com.

8 Oct (5/11, 3/12) Swindon Business Opportunity Meeting,Campanile Hotel (formally the Ibis) Delta Business Park,SWINDON, SN5 7XG. Everyone welcome. 8pm start pleasewear business dress £2.50 per distributor Guests Free.Please contact Steve or Debra Nell on 01793 887978.

8 Oct (5/11, 3/12) Business Opportunity Meeting. The Firs Club,Firs Lane, FOLKESTONE, Kent, CT19 4QF, off junction 12M20. 7:30 for 8:00pm prompt start. Business dress, please.Distributors £2, guests free. Hosts Emma and Chris Shafe.Tel: 02083 389887 Voicemail: 164892.

8 Oct (5/11, 3/12) Somerset Business Opportunity Meeting. TheBathpool Inn and Restaurant, Bathpool, TAUNTON, TA28BE. 7.30pm for 8pm start. £2 per Distributorship, Guestsfree. Contact Chris and Jacqui Hill on ITS 237999, tel: 01458841 046, email SomersetBOM@TopRewards.co.uk or GeraldLongman on ITS 297398, tel: 01460 55614, emailGerald@Goldpot.uk.com.

9 Oct (6/11, 4/12) Gloucester Business Opportunity Meeting.Twigworth Lodge (Premier Travel Inn), Tewkesbury Road,Twigworth, GLOUCESTER, GL2 9PG. 7.45pm for 8pm start.£3 per distributorship, guests free. Host: Mike Perkins, ITS508802 minisppe@hotmail.com.

13 Oct (10/11) Business Opportunity Evening at The Holiday Inn,Lake View, Bridge Rd, Impington, CAMBRIDGE CB24 9PH.7.30 for 8pm Start. Business dress only please. Distributors£3 guests Free. Everyone Welcome! Host Craig White,contact 020 8626 9541.

13 Oct (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.

21 Oct (18/11) Business Opportunity Meeting. The Thurrock Hotel,Ship Lane, Aveley, ESSEX, RM19 1YN. 7.30pm start. £3 perDistributor, guests free. Hosts: Gill Nicholson 07808 763058and Andy and Sue Boswell 01634 323326,info@peopleinbusiness.com.

13 Oct (3/11, 1/12) Herts BOM at the Novotel Stevenage,Knebworth Park, Stevenage, HERTFORDSHIRE SG1 2AX(on J7 of A1M) 8.00pm - 9.30pm. Doors open at 7.15pm fornetworking. £2.50 per person - guests FREE. Eveningincludes: Opportunity, Proof of the Pudding / Product Demo,Recognition, The Best 'Crazee' Raffle in Town, Great Multi-Coaching, Guest Speakers Plus Lots of 'Whooping' &‘Hollering’. Interactive Sozzle in the bar afterwards. BusinessDress (and Suits). Open Herts Meeting. Everyone Welcome!Hosts: Group Victory. Contact Mike Lunn & Fiona Deans Tel:01438 229 480 Email: MikeandFiona.FireUp@fsmail.net. Text:07954 577 340 ITS: 511705.

15 Oct (12/11 10/12) New Business Opportunity Meeting open toeveryone. Comfort Inn A17/A52 Jct Bickers Bar, BOSTON,Lincs, PE20 3AN Registration 7.15pm for 7.30pm start.£2.50 per person, Guests Free. Business Dress please.Contact Andy & Amanda Holland 01205 358075 or I.T.S137713.

15 Oct (19/11, 10/12) Redruth Business Opportunity Meeting.Tricky’s, Tolgus Mount, Redruth, CORNWALL, TR15 3TA.7.45pm for 8pm start. Everyone welcome. Still only £2.50 perDistributorship, guests free. Hosts David and Jenny Gerry.Contact on 01209 714067, moneymagnet.info@yahoo.co.uk,ITS 297533.

16 Oct (4 Weekly) Opportunity Training evening. Newton RegisVillage Hall, Newton Regis, TAMWORTH, Staffordshire, B790NL. 7.30pm for 8pm start. Distributorship £3, guests FREE.Everyone welcome. Host: Dave Pemberton-Smith(email:dave@pemberton-smith.com or Voice Mail:119853).

21 Oct (18/11) Bristol Opportunity Meeting. Ship Inn (next to PremierInn),Thornbury Road, Alveston, BRISTOL, BS35 3LL.7.45pm start. Business dress please. Distributors £2 perhead, guests free. Host: Andy Cooper, ITS 124171.

22 Oct (19/11, 17/12) West Monmouthshire Golf Club, Nantyglo,BLAENAU GWENT, NP234QT. Registration 7.45 - 7.55 pm.Meeting start 8pm prompt. Business dress. £2 perdistributor. Guests FREE. Raffle prize draw. Hosts KerryAnneand John Watkins, tel: 07815 128169. ITS 508435.

22 Oct (every 4 weeks) Business Opportunity Meeting at Newtown,POWYS, SY16 1LH. 7.45 pm for an 8.00pm start finishing at9.00pm. £1 per Distributor - Guests Free. Everyone welcomeBusiness dress only please. Contact Roger Mantle 01686628 423 or Wilf Parry 01691 777 232.

23 Oct (20/11,18/12) Leicester Business Opportunity Meeting, TheField Head Hotel, Markfield Lane, Markfield, LEICESTER,LE67 9PS. http://www.thefieldhead.com. £3 perdistributorship. Registration 7.30pm/7.45pm. Starts 8pm. Forfurther information, contact Andy and Sharon Bird on 0116233 0966.

23 Oct (20/11, 18/12). Sussex Business Opportunity Meeting. TheHalland Forge Hotel on A22, Halland, SUSSEX, BN8 6PW.Fantastic training from guest speakers. £2.50 per Distributor,guests free. 7.30pm for 8pm prompt start. Business dress,please. Hosts: Judy and Gordon Seldon, Tel: 01903 893887.

30 Oct (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 IRELAND2 Oct (30/10, 27/11) Business Opportunity Meeting. Cooney’s

Hotel, Ballymahon, LONGFORD.7 Oct (7/10, 4/11) Limerick Business Opportunity Meeting,

Woodfield House, Ennis Road, LIMERICK.8 Oct (5/11) Galway Business Opportunity Meeting, Menlo Park

Hotel, GALWAY.14 Oct (11/11) Business Opportunity Meeting, Quality Hotel, On

New Ross Roundabout, Wexford Town, WEXFORD.

THE NETHERLANDS4 Oct Bastion Bastion (Best Western) Amsterdam Airport Hotel,

Vuursteen 1, 2132 LZ, HOOFDDORP, Nederlandwww.bastionhotel.nl/onzehotels/airport 12noon-2.00pm. Freeparking and free shuttle bus to and from the airport. EmailRita 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.

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100,000 And AboveNasko Ratchev & Oksana Karachun 2,065,516.97Bob Park & Lynn Macdonald 2,063,195.10Gavin Scott & Bonnie Arapes 2,021,616.89Bob Webb 1,061,667.38Allan & Billie-Dee Moffat 909,232.80Gillian Nicholson 865,678.46Terry Carr 756,317.26Rob Forster & Ray Aziz 756,222.77John & Audrey Gardiner 744,726.50Glyn & Elizabeth Hobden 744,711.18Chris & Wendy Mason-Paull 727,604.29Freda Fenn & Heather Summers 630,224.05Margaret Moore & Carren Arscott 617,116.10Muriel & Tony Judson 587,342.29John & Jeanette Hawkes 530,914.10Peter & Jackie White 447,747.11Sue Marshall & Bob Dalton 345,107.38Stephen Bourne & Anne Binks 338,812.28Margaret & Roy Japp 321,834.71Mike & Amanda Bibby 314,480.70Terence & Jean Ash 278,949.82Gary & Esther Watson 276,745.40John & Steven Sharp 269,996.23Hazel & John Stephen 259,638.08Phil & Jean Warrington 178,472.70Gordon & Judy Seldon 171,226.28Robert Gibbons 166,828.60Derek & Eileen Wagstaff 161,726.86Claire & Peter Rea 161,670.76Andy Stephenson & Claire Branch 149,779.60David & Anne Pemberton-Smith 144,670.77Craig & Magdalena White 142,454.77Michael & Jean Day 141,986.87John & Sarah Mckie 139,300.98Melvyn & Lucy Mortimer 139,249.08Keith & Vie Robertson 136,927.22Judy Jodrell 133,796.12Tony & Katharine Briffa 128,641.92Mark & Delfina Prosser 121,855.46Michael & Susan Pirie 119,550.05Victor & Una Brown 114,725.90Eamon Lynch & Marie Ryan 109,497.04Trevor Mitchell 107,849.42Stephen Geldard & Catherine Brookes107,420.01John & Anne Donaldson 104,499.25Robert & Mary Higgins 103,801.21Raymond & Miriam Turnbull 100,171.98

35,000 And AboveJohn & Christine Prosser 98,316.46Sylvia & Jack Hood 95,730.48Anthony Greeves 92,890.05Carole & Benny Morris 91,792.95Martin & Yvonne Boyce 90,782.64Jill Corlett 90,610.91Geoff & Fiona Webb 89,017.21Sue & Claire Ferguson 81,572.87Andy & Carolyn Cooper 80,207.82Declan O’neill 79,492.46Justin & Olivera Toner 78,081.82Dave & Susie Horton 77,293.24Angela & Norman Campbell 74,295.31Marcell & Joanne Treanor 73,657.39Mel & Irene Wilson 72,376.37Nuala & Martin Mcdonald 72,306.25David & Rosie Bibby 72,000.46Heather & James O'neil 71,269.65Malcolm Ashmore 70,426.54Adele & Jaime De Caso 70,426.54Sue & Geoffrey Burras 69,094.65Julie Collier & Peter Richards 66,517.32John & Jenny Holden 66,132.55Lauren & Peter Jackson 65,469.40Andrew & Sue Boswell 63,302.62Stephani & Bill Neville 61,433.70John & Wendy English 58,729.63David & Samantha Branch 57,917.07Ramon & Sylvia Laing 56,704.20Susan & David Darton 56,676.70Carol Simpson & Douglas Clark 55,302.68Rosina & Frank Pocock 53,868.55Steve & Debbie Roper 52,401.87Stanley & Roy Stewart 50,823.42Lindsay Gonsalves & Danny Young 50,298.63Gaynor Morgan 50,289.91Peter & Myrna Wellock 50,134.71Caroline Harris & Craig Cox 49,142.41Glenn & Caroline Royston 47,913.93James Curtis 47,512.68Mike & Dawn Gough 47,423.35Stephen & Debra Nell 46,561.80Ron & Judy Speirs 46,435.78Deborah & Allan Dewar 45,828.27Karen & Neil Young 45,477.56Andrew & Carolyn Walkinshaw 45,260.69Alan Meldrum 44,343.27Gene De Donatis & Janet Tynan 42,604.11Craig & Mary Hawkes 42,514.57Michelle Kennedy 42,470.91Eamonn & Anne Roe 42,408.73Jay Singh 42,399.53Steven Curtis & Sarah Kellow 42,389.65Helen Brooks 41,877.28Robert Branch & Marianna Grineva 41,507.38

Eve & Norman Branch 41,507.38Julie & Anthony Cornick 41,415.41Jane & John Dunkerley 40,601.36Helen & Paul Allgood 40,218.11Chris & Julia Norton 39,831.07Gill & Donato Sepe 39,734.67Gabrielle & Paul Broadstock 38,965.58Ram & Joginder Singh 37,275.23Brian Harwood 36,748.82Gary Cooper & Jackie Norris 35,807.84

15,000 And AboveRhian & E Anthony Jones 33,897.93Helen Lambert & Richard Woods 33,759.03Martin Gardner & Allison Butterworth 33,454.56Belinda Clarke 33,413.51Andrew & Ann Meldrum 33,076.75Christopher & Louise Brown 32,444.89Alison & Michael Ogden 31,305.36Carol & Bruce Manktelow 31,124.50Roger & Barbara Green 30,930.11Teresa Divers & Bryony Hayward 30,852.48Barbara Ann & Alan John Peachey 30,817.60Keith & Pauline Blythe 30,630.60Tracy & David Sheehan 30,571.71Daniel & Ann Keeble 30,542.74Debbie & Trevor Collins 30,542.74Michael & Sandra Laydon 30,398.83Derrick & Maria Longwright 30,306.28Graham & Georgina Long 30,182.88Peter & Sheryl Dutton 29,859.21Su & Jas Bains 29,749.92Christopher Reay & Lesley Coan 29,027.45Stephen Smith & Dennis Chamberlain 28,987.62John Webb & Kathryn Price 28,675.78Sharon & Andrew Bird 28,429.36Lesley Burroughs 28,282.35Chantele & Barry Travis 27,612.62Keith & Patricia Phillips 27,478.68Andrew Buxton & Laura Kelly 27,428.89Trish & Lee Fisher 26,956.41Melanie & Andrew Wilson 26,602.71Caroline & Philip Thompson 26,566.40Linda & Tony Gower 26,247.45Gordon & Patrick Davidson 26,015.02Richard & Clare Chantler 25,662.17Tom & Bernadette Hingley 25,654.84John & Karina Beesley 25,528.03Stephen Clark 25,001.55Gill & Tim Evans 24,956.57David Pope & Stephanie Garrod 24,896.59Denise & Stephen Neal 24,875.87Stuart & Gail Mckibbin 24,830.80Alnashir & Yasmin Ratanshi 24,655.73Stuart & Robyn-Lee Heard 24,439.66Seph O’connell & Sarah Watson 24,376.03Graham & Catherine Hyde 24,344.04Conor Treanor & Linda Jameson 24,284.45Harry Hancock 24,112.81Gerry Melanephy &Maureen Mcloughlin 23,959.49Terry & Jane Hodge 23,635.08Debbie Gee 23,574.25Toby Acton & Donna Gold 23,431.10John & Sophia Clements 23,317.28Robert Wellock 23,066.55Cindy & David Brown 23,066.55Kodwo Anderson 22,869.15Keith & Veronica King 22,869.15Sunil Popat 22,853.90Cheryl & David Amison 22,853.90John & Janice Halsall 22,782.06Paul Tawn & Clare Bason 22,627.53Michael & Jennifer Allsop 22,479.45Steven Clements 22,011.83Joseph O’donnell 21,791.83Robert Gould 21,576.83Gerwyn Duggan 21,576.83Steve Johnson & Rosemary Rowntree 21,540.29Colin & Charlene Sadler 21,513.83Alexandra Tuesley 21,508.98Elizabeth Pope & Jason Hardy 21,330.72Brian & Gay Redstone 21,138.05Doug & Sandra Roper 21,001.24Alf & Carol Bell 20,973.60Paul Flintoft 20,923.23Maria Monaghan & Shane Treanor 20,840.85Angela & Stephen Burchell 20,712.18David Birtwistle & Angela Tonkin 20,568.46Gareth & Gil Duffy 20,517.40Kenneth Rooney & Karen Jordan 20,459.01Carole & Peter Bristow 20,258.34Nicola & Jerome Neville 20,258.34Clare & Martin Whitelock 20,168.27Martina & James Mcgrath 20,119.72Abigail Colclough 20,063.88Christopher & Lynne Marshall 20,057.31Terry & Sid Drew 19,684.90Andrew & Cheryl Williams 19,020.06Helen & Andrew Walsh 18,789.04Susan Richards & Sarah Deakin 18,649.88Karen & Steven Glew 18,587.53Charlie & Gillian Whitton 18,537.24Brian Manchester 18,404.08Elaine Fenwick 18,377.91

Andrew Medlam 18,377.91Richard Houseago 18,372.73Warren & Pamela Sewell 18,345.04Jack Kirby & Chantelle Molloy 18,183.29Narendra & Kashmir Kalon 18,157.19Karim & Juliet Karmali 18,134.34Barry & Cecilia Bradbury 18,081.63Amanda & Andrew Holland 17,927.50Gareth & Jeanette Jones 17,710.87Nichola & David Walmsley 17,599.58Colin Roy Scott-Smith 17,543.22Gloria & Clive Davies 17,519.61Alison & Kevin Thomas 17,503.55Jean-Marc Bordeau & Alexis Thorpe 17,484.47Neil & Susan Maclean 17,484.47Ian & Carol Parker 17,446.21Rosemary & Christopher Day 17,396.19Harold & Minnie Fulton 17,185.50Pamela Jarvis 17,128.55Christine Lappin & Simon Place 17,002.53Allan Ledwidge 16,998.27John & Kath Clease 16,972.87Amy Warrington 16,950.74Claire & Paul Howells 16,946.72Christopher Young & Helena Edwards 16,777.16John Gilham & Wendy Nimmo 16,712.45Brian Mooney & Sharon Treanor 16,678.06Ann & John Coe 16,677.03Markus Klötzer & Petra Romoser 16,481.48William & Sharon Stevenson 16,396.68Laurence & Rosemary Wiseman 16,392.28Steven Harding & Narissa Mather 16,333.05Dawn & Bruce Marsden 16,139.70Leslie & Moira Harris 15,992.09Angel & Stuart Hill 15,992.09Kerry & Paul Stonall 15,746.78Christine & Ian Brennan 15,538.46Maria & Lee Kowalkowski 15,363.37Keith Sandland 15,212.54Mira Herman & Natalie Lofthouse 15,208.70Raymond & Barbara Mann 15,053.89

10,000 And AboveIsobel & James Orr 14,949.51Karen Olivant & Peter Flitton 14,882.59Steve & Cathy Chambers 14,851.25Bev & Dave Townsend 14,810.34Andrew Ridley 14,786.48Andrew & Vicky De Caso 14,686.34Roselyn & Gavin Thomson 14,582.10Caroline & Simon Harvey 14,232.91Tony & Wendy Vallerine 14,159.91Kevin Sands 14,139.74Coleen & Stephen Batchelor 14,110.57Sarah & Ivan Darch 14,080.30Robert Webb & Dawne Kovan 14,059.89Roger & Simon Mantle 13,904.40Robert & Jennifer Clifton 13,856.65James & Jane White 13,712.65Heather Brown 13,710.88Timothy Murphy 13,655.89Martyn Cunningham 13,603.99Keith & Teresa Faulkner 13,585.18Stephen & Joyce Milne 13,531.01Steven Mee & Jaqueline Mullings 13,416.99Angela & James Macleod 13,381.45Richard & Ranti Fallowfield 13,355.02Clive & Pamela Lennard 13,285.24John & Jenny Caton 13,221.79Diane & Geoff Owen 13,200.61Lesley & Gordon Whittington 13,197.81Raymond & Lorraine Satchell 13,011.69Jen & Garry Luke 12,967.79Shirley Pere & John Barnes 12,952.65John Smith 12,787.56Robert & Rosemary Annan 12,687.91Ian & Agnieszka Clarke 12,632.52Norah Bohan 12,497.71Alana Hampshire & Keith Banks 12,414.92Iain & Jackie Swanston 12,363.45Phil Curtis 12,319.07Mark James 12,222.50David Byatt & Janet Smith 12,199.49Bill Caddy 12,036.73Catherine & Stephen Lord 11,968.12Louise Wellock & Nathan Sylvester 11,937.79Darryl Allen 11,937.79Donna & Charles Warr 11,918.01Sandra Brown 11,743.74Colin & Sarby Turnbull 11,651.09Mandy & Ken Clarke 11,602.48Paul & John Meikle 11,437.52Vivienne & Richard Washington 11,437.02Stefan & Samantha Frienling 11,384.12Elaine & Martin Spafford 11,249.62Darren & Christina Simmons 11,175.53James Dale & Claire Daniels 11,144.64David & Judith Mccreath 11,064.97Arthur & Susan Cuthbert 11,064.97Sally Print & Darren Phipps 11,046.47Michael & Julia Tolton 10,954.90Richard & Judy Taylor 10,946.23Susan Hook 10,863.39Marsha Barras & Nigel Nattress 10,862.90Linda & Ian Stanley 10,831.64

Gary & Iris Dixon 10,788.36Brian & Diane Holmwood 10,745.62Andrew Platten & Tracie Lowndes 10,669.94Rosie Ward & Jack Kerbel 10,664.05Denys & Laura Harris 10,659.54Heidi & Ron Body 10,653.31Philip & Alison Wimbles 10,651.25Christine & Jim Foster 10,595.03Sarah Sancho 10,530.94Tracey Payne 10,480.77Amelia & Hannah Mchard 10,456.04Kulwant & Mandeep Kalon 10,400.22Jim & Vicky Smith 10,339.35Elizabeth & George Kerr 10,317.08Michael & Janet Wallace 10,289.19Bob & Diane Goulding 10,277.67Tavis Taylor 10,266.50David Belcher 10,266.15Richard & Helen Peuleve 10,266.15Sharon & Steve Agnew 10,191.01John Morgan 10,100.96

7,500 And AboveJohn & Mary Marsh 9,999.25Mary Hession 9,963.85Shirley Gowland & Josephine Davies 9,952.90Henry & Diana Crosby 9,940.83Emma Colley 9,885.05Patrick & Helen Loftus 9,845.30Kevin Rider 9,844.91Michael Prior 9,841.77Craig & Linda Lomas 9,766.90Stuart & Carol Butler 9,765.46Margaret & Michael Drayton 9,755.00Ian & Anita Saville 9,753.12Barbara Geraghty & John Russell 9,687.03Warwick & Christine Blakemore 9,686.73Colin & Gillian Campbell 9,599.82Lynda & David Buchan 9,589.42Catherine & Andrew Barraclough 9,571.41Kelly & Steve Elliott 9,568.99Michael Amor-Wilkes 9,514.22Christopher Conroy 9,508.43Lorraine & Ian Balcombe 9,508.43Barbara Margaret Webb 9,463.33Amraj Khan 9,410.52Karen Bradley & Antonio Alonso 9,400.67Carlo & Cherry Hrynkiewicz 9,368.46Ron & Sue Keeler 9,367.42Paul Bray 9,325.57Raymond & Susan Kirkland 9,324.68Cormie Marshall & Gwen Drysdale 9,293.83Tim Sandom 9,273.01Christine & Con Browning 9,264.75Wendy Fielding 9,257.74Joy Dwyer & Verena Clarke 9,244.78Bernie & Barbara Klinger 9,197.27Anthony & Susan Peacham 9,182.05Michael Godwin 9,146.51Bill & Joyce Rowe 9,117.45Sarah Jenkins 9,117.45Tom & Kathryn Forbes 9,115.06Debra & Oliver Pusey 9,085.42Patricia Fisher 8,998.40Douglas & Kirsteen Hamilton 8,917.19Paul Smith & Angela Solomon 8,888.75Sara Eyres & Christopher Burras 8,884.48John & Anita Orr 8,841.22Caroline & Mark Sellars 8,826.14Anita Morris 8,816.15Terry Card 8,806.35Kevin Howe & Leah Harper 8,798.05Jeffrey & Frances Topple 8,797.56Paul Holroyd 8,778.73Trevor & Janet Rawding 8,774.32Brian & Grainne Quigley 8,762.67Frank & Lee Johnson 8,715.30Melissa Bruyer-Egermann &Frederic Bruyer 8,711.40Linda & Graeme Kirkwood 8,698.46Ian & Elisabeth Aitchison 8,687.05Andrew Nicoll & Danielle Young 8,681.86Ellen & Sean Friedberg 8,680.77Omran Zaman 8,671.30Christina & Rob Cann 8,656.09Mark Taylor & Sharon Wood 8,645.13Patricia & Dennis Corser 8,612.83Rhys & Susan Williams 8,612.54Emma & Chris Shafe 8,607.27Claire Mires 8,604.38Julie Cotton & Neil Tomkinson 8,585.76Linda Wood 8,582.83Maryan & Don Nicolson 8,574.82Marie & Jeremy Simmonds 8,555.90Robert Young & Clare Mears 8,538.18Cath & John Wilkinson 8,537.76Antony & Aileen Gunn 8,533.92Suzanne & Richard Woolven 8,519.65Elizabeth & Ian Hyams 8,492.20Lesley Taylor & John Jones 8,471.89Kira Mckibbin & Andrew Thomas 8,459.43Jon Turner 8,413.27Minesh Padhiar 8,411.77Lesley Brown & Mark Veidman 8,403.76George Bratty 8,386.18

Gavin & Trish Conway 8,372.15Graham & Jennifer Shaw 8,367.83Mark & Sarah Wildman 8,367.18Valerie & Tony Montero 8,355.95Don & Morna Campbell 8,349.36Peter & Cathy Legg 8,343.04Lyn & Tony Davies 8,327.59Gerard & Claire Tucker-Mawr 8,324.72David & Gail Slee 8,314.40William & Jane Warrington 8,292.39Linda Charles 8,287.55Martin Douglass & Jane Rollings 8,286.07Melissa Squires & Ian Slade 8,259.05Janet & Roger Bowen 8,246.38Geoffrey & Berenice Davey 8,225.94Steven Bond & Susan Blunt 8,213.94Mikaela & Andrew Brown 8,192.07Marcus & Joyce Emerson 8,180.43Jackie & Paul West-Hook 8,178.91Paul & Anna Scott 8,169.49Harvey Kent & Kerry Edees 8,167.58David Potter 8,146.45David & Jenny Gerry 8,125.57Alan & Philippa Lenthall 8,121.46Seamus & Clare Houghton 8,111.33Keith Glass & Margaret Holvec 8,092.74Veronica Nixon 8,082.85Louise Puttick 8,054.02Tsahai & Jake Ellington 8,052.13Richard & Greta Brownridge 8,051.94David Russell 8,051.36Ian & Deborah Wightmore 7,994.45Rod & Mairi Marshall 7,987.45Mark Law & Diana Searle 7,978.84Julian & Jayne Snare 7,960.83Jennifer & Geoffrey Bell 7,960.37Jeske Didsbury-Schol & Brian Didsbury 7,954.50Laura Thorpe & Les Ward 7,940.76Adrian Fisher 7,938.59David Nutley & Marie Andrews 7,938.59Mike & Anne Airey 7,904.16David & Heather Flannagan 7,892.90Linda & Steve Tinkler 7,882.93Roger & Gillian Coupe 7,868.55Willie Louw 7,851.02Stephen & Elaine Blay 7,825.88Richard & Raquel Brennan 7,811.45Declan & Monica Manning 7,802.54Karen Lucas 7,801.24Lena Morrish & Dima Nikolayenko 7,796.20Barry & Nina Mitchell 7,788.77Mandy Foskett & Trevor Swift 7,781.72Shorne & Judith Hodds 7,779.00John & Denise Dawkes 7,778.77Chris & Nicky Evans 7,768.66Jayne Clarkson & Philippa Menzer 7,749.51Scott Wolstenholme & Helen Maher 7,749.50Sammy & Kenza Linton 7,746.85Jeanette & Roy Bonella 7,745.06Geoff Taylor & Alison Moore 7,741.61Robert & Jennifer Radbourne 7,736.98Andrew O'riordan 7,732.49Negin & Michael Backhouse 7,730.50Catherine & Geoffrey White 7,724.49Marion & Anthony Homer 7,718.07Victoria & Matthew Lawrence 7,702.26David & Diane Wraight 7,702.26Mark & Adele Gallacher 7,696.37Mike Victoros 7,693.78Melanie & Dominic Constable 7,692.96Lynne & Neil Smith 7,692.05Sarah Trim 7,682.25Lesley & Keith Ridden 7,681.16Ann & George Blackman 7,675.08Julie & Colin Bullivant 7,672.61Nick Oakley 7,669.32Julian & Karen Pike 7,661.67Ian & Cheryl Cooke 7,658.97David & Deborah Lord 7,652.29David & Elaine Luke 7,643.55Gary & Sandra Dodd 7,641.22Linda Leadbetter 7,639.32Ian & Elizabeth Campbell 7,633.34Joanne & Tim Powell 7,630.50Tim & Freda Drinkwater 7,626.76Pierce & Janet Hartley 7,615.21George & Carol Murray 7,593.92Suzanne Yarwood & Daniel Hibbert 7,593.89Timothy & Tina Pace 7,583.30Gail & Darren Drew 7,577.36Tony Henshall & Sarah Whittall 7,572.92Paul & Helen Wilson 7,571.28Michael & Nancy Parnis 7,563.80Lynne Flaxman 7,551.18Jennifer & Paul Jacobs 7,520.91Robert & Jacqueline Dolan 7,503.36

BULK SALES FIGURES PERIOD 9 – COMBINED

“I recently became a KleenezeDistributor after having my little

boy in March and deciding that unless Ireally needed to, I didn't want to returnto my previous job.

One of the first orders I had to deliver was to a middle aged-woman who suffered from ill health and had recently moved intothe same village as me. We got talking and I told her why I starteddoing Kleeneze. She explained that she didn't know many people inthe area and invited me for coffee sometime.

The following month it was a beautiful day so decided to get thefresh air and walk with my son in the pushchair to deliver theorders. When we reached this lady, she invited me in. I explained Icouldn't as my son had fallen asleep in his chair. She proceeded tocome outside and see him.

Nothing out of the ordinary, you’re thinking! We got talking, sheshowed me around her garden and then went inside to get themoney for her order. Her husband than came up and thanked me. Ididn't understand. But then he explained that his wife hadn't beenoutside their home very much in the last four years and not at allsince moving in their new home a year ago, as she suffers fromagoraphobia. She has now started going out on short trips and hasrecently joined a ladies club.

Go the extra mile. Not only have I got a customer, but I now alsohave a friend. Isn't that what Kleeneze is about?”

Katie Abrams-Stebbings, Distributor

Congratulations Katie. You have won a Retail Kit for yourstar story. Email your Kleeneze tales intoewb@kleeneze.co.uk.

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It may have come to your attention that we have been out of stock of twoitems from the Norfolk Lavender range which have been supplied underlicence to us. Unfortunately the supplier has gone into liquidation and is nolonger able to supply us. We are actively seeking a new supplier and hope tobe able to get future deliveries of all Norfolk Lavender products by early tomid-October. This does mean that published future in stock dates on the DSAmay not be as accurate as you have come to expect from us and may alsomean other Norfolk Lavender lines may go out of stock in the interim butplease rest assured we are doing all we can to resume normal supply.

In order to comply with DSA legislation, the UK Order Formhas changed and will be included in all relevant UKStarter/Retail Kits from Wednesday 1 October.

You can order the new UK Order form on code 08621 (packof 100) for £1.50/€2.25.

We’ve also updated the UK Agreement Form in order to makeit easier to get to grips with. The new form will be included inthe UK Starter Kit from today (Friday 26 September).

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Vienna Qualifiers Announced...

Congratulations to:Bob Webb

Craig and Magdalena White

Claire and Peter Rea

Geoff and Fiona Webb

Heather and James O’Neil

Mike and Jean Day

Muriel and Tony Judson

Peter and Jackie White

Jaime and Adele De Caso

Trish and Lee Fisher

Helen Lambert and Richard Woods

Tracy and David Sheehan

Susan Coleman and Robert Holdford

Andrew Buxton and Laura Kelly

Karen Lewis

Stewart and Emma Cook

Lesley and Keith Ridden

Jack Kirby and Chantelle Molloy

Peter and Caren Neesham

Julie Cotton and Keith Tomkinson

Helen and Andrew Walsh

Raymond and Susan Kirkland

Terry and Margaret Farrell

Richard and Clare Chantler

Elizabeth and Keith Tomlinson

Sarah and Ivan Darch

Alan and Barbara Rea

Melissa Squires and Ian Slade

Norman and Joanne Grundy

Tony and Sarah Henshall

Marie and Jeremy Simmonds

Mark James

Christine and Jim Foster

Daniel and Michelle Marshall

Ellen and Sean Friedberg

Barry and Nina Mitchell

Laurie Mitchell

Jacqueline Akhurst and Steve Ellis

Ian and Liz Hyams

Nigel Le Long

Steven Mee and Jacqueline Mullings

Andrew Ridley

Malcolm and Jennifer Warden

John Russell and Barbara Geraghty

Julian and Jayne Snare

Ian and Agnieszka Clarke

Mandy Foskett and Trevor Swift

Stefan and Samantha Freinling

Angel and Stuart Hill

Mark Taylor and Sharon Wood

Gary Cooper and Jackie Norris

Sally Print and Darren Phipps

Willie Louw

Suzanne Yarwood and Daniel Hibbert

Vivienne and Richard Washington

Lara Crane and Debra Bamford

Melanie and Dominic Constable

Roger and Gillian Coupe

Ian and Cheryl Cooke

George Bratty

Paul and Helen Wilson

John Morgan

Andrew O’Riordan

Vienna

What Kleeneze is really all about

The results are in and the Autumn Destination 2008 has seen a whopping 60 Distributorships qualify! That’s 114 Kleeneze

Distributors destined to waltz around the stunning city of Vienna. They will be treated to a luxurious long weekend in a city that has

a worldwide reputation for culture; music, art, history and sophistication. Breathtaking panoramas and a whirlwind of fun awaits

them in this lavish city. A stunning reward for all their hard work.