Policy Changes:
Cash-and-Carry Sales, Angel Policy

September
13, 2012

As we mentioned earlier this year, we have been looking at some of our
policies and, based on your feedback, looking for ways to make running your
business easier. We are therefore pleased to announce two more policy changes,
effective immediately.

• Cash-and-Carry Sales Policy: Our Cash-and-Carry Sales
  policy is designed to prevent financial risk to our demonstrators by prohibiting
  inventory loading. We have previously made the exception for
  demonstrator-produced kits, allowing these to be produced and sold outside the
  traditional ordering system. Based on your feedback, you would also like the
  convenience of being able to sell adhesives you have on-hand to assist your
  customers in more immediately completing their projects; therefore the new
  exception to our Cash-and-Carry Sales policy will allow demonstrators to sell
  adhesives outside the regular order fulfillment process.

  We'd also like
  to clarify that current merchandise purchased for the purpose of resale in a
  cash-and-carry sales method can be sold through in-person events, on a DBWS, or
  on a personal blog or website. Sales of current merchandise through consignment
  or internet auction sites (such as Etsy or eBay) are still prohibited, with the
  exception of current catalogs. The Internet Auction Sites section of the
  Internet/Website Policy has been updated with this clarification.

• Angel Policy: The current policy limits the sale of printed
  projects created using My Digital Studio to 150 items per calendar year. The new
  policy states that the 150-item limit only applies to items printed outside of
  Stampin' Up!'s printing services. When projects are printed through Stampin'
  Up!'s printing services for resale according to the Angel Policy, there is no
  limit to the number of projects that may be sold.

An updated version of the Demonstrator Manual has now been posted.