Remembering that the Standing Order can be edited, the items changed from month to month, I like to vary the products that I order. Of course the TCredits are the Big Easy. They give lots of vp and carry no shipping fees.
But I like to keep a good stock of business aids on hand. So I have lots of needs and so little VP to fill. We can of course order as many products as we have funds for, but generally people stop at 1500 or 2000 VP per month.I think a limit of 2000 vp per month is putting a big restriction on yourself and your business. If you need it, can pay for it, then buy it. Don't worry if you go 500 vp over your goal.
As far as items go, and as I said before, TCredits are the staple, in any size pack, Then an S Builder, a pack of Gift Cards, various X-cards, post cards, and brochures. Then your personals: vitamins, cleaning supplies, etc.
You will never run out of items to purchase if you change your order to fit your needs. The idea of the Standing Order taking out the possibility of your forgetting to place that big order is so that if you forget to place the order, there will be one to automatically be filled and save you from loosing your status.
One tip, if you want to make a change do it before your shipping date. Also, add the new products, then delete the ones you do not want on the next order. That way you will never lose your SO Badge. Even a few moments without that badge can give someone, who happens to see your profile at that moment, the idea that you don't have a SO.
Use the Standing Order for your convenience and benefit, that's why we have it.
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Remembering that the Standing Order can be edited, the items changed from month to month, I like to vary the products that I order. Of course the TCredits are the Big Easy. They give lots of vp and carry no shipping fees.
But I like to keep a good stock of business aids on hand. So I have lots of needs and so little VP to fill. We can of course order as many products as we have funds for, but generally people stop at 1500 or 2000 VP per month.I think a limit of 2000 vp per month is putting
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