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Pretzel boy
Rochester, NY
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chase that number wrote: does anyone have any idea if we will ever get to sell the pretzel crisp or will that stay a direct shipment like it is now I have been told that the Snack Factory will stay direct ship....another bullshit move by Snyders
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all ok
United States
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Lets all join hands and try to get along with this great company!!
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Snyders loves ibos
Nashville, TN
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So what are we making on these lance half pallets in Walmart ? 8 percent ......
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Mississipp distributor
Ridgeland, MS
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Pretzel boy wrote: <quoted text>
You make sense......but it's harder then hell to understand your writing....you sound as dumb as a DM!! I must be... I bought a Snyder lance route
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Cheese balls
Nashville, TN
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all ok wrote: Lets all join hands and try to get along with this great company!! Turn your minivan in you are back to work @ waffle house junior ...
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Since: Apr 12
Rochester, NY
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whadda joke wrote: Its too bad - Snyders-Lance can fix this by just paying us the 20% they promised when we started. Until then they will get what they get - a lot of unhappy ibo's struggling to get by. Do you think Singer, Warehime, Carl Lee, and Ed Good get it yet?? I'm sure they get it....they just don't give a shit!!!
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Pretzel Boy
Rochester, NY
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Hey guys... Question.....what are the warehouse hours in other parts of the country....in upstate NY...they are 1-4 five days a week...we have been told that its Snyders policy throughout the country
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Since: Apr 11
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Pretzel Boy wrote: Hey guys... Question.....what are the warehouse hours in other parts of the country....in upstate NY...they are 1-4 five days a week...we have been told that its Snyders policy throughout the country I believe they are 12-5 in Columbus, Ohio. At least they were when I pulled out of their. You can't believe a word these people say! Only company in the world who are actually AGAINST there sales force!! Makes no sense to me!
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bob
Virginia Beach, VA
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Pretzel Boy wrote: Hey guys... Question.....what are the warehouse hours in other parts of the country....in upstate NY...they are 1-4 five days a week...we have been told that its Snyders policy throughout the country mon 5am-7am then 11am-5pm/tue 11am-5pm/wed closed/thu 5am-7am then 11am-5pm/fri 11am-5pm closed sat-sun unless its the end of the quarter
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catfish
Prophetstown, IL
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Can someone tell me what is going on with the lawsuits and what are they about....
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Since: Jul 12
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Pretzel Boy wrote: Hey guys... Question.....what are the warehouse hours in other parts of the country....in upstate NY...they are 1-4 five days a week...we have been told that its Snyders policy throughout the country Dallas/FW hours are like 7 or 8 in the morning til 5 in the evening
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Pretzel Boy
Rochester, NY
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Bbqbob01 wrote: <quoted text>
Dallas/FW hours are like 7 or 8 in the morning til 5 in the evening Dallas hours are as they should be.......short hours hamper sales...something management does not seem to understand or care about
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snackman
Gettysburg, PA
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Snyders loves ibos wrote: So what are we making on these lance half pallets in Walmart ? 8 percent ...... we are being told that we get 12% on drop shipments which means that our own company is undercutting the ibo. This to me sounds like lawsuit material as we have bought the exclusive rights to our product line. so start pressing the issue with your dm's as this will do know good but it will send a clear message that we know what is happening here and it will not be tollerated
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I know all about you
Dover, PA
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snackman wrote: <quoted text>
we are being told that we get 12% on drop shipments which means that our own company is undercutting the ibo. This to me sounds like lawsuit material as we have bought the exclusive rights to our product line. so start pressing the issue with your dm's as this will do know good but it will send a clear message that we know what is happening here and it will not be tollerated Nobody has said anything about the t-shirts that Snyder'sLance gives it's employees in Hanover that state that they are #1 in service, quality, and value! They also have meetings at least every 6 months that tells everybody that truck drivers,and everybody else that is possibly involved,(I guess that is supposed to mean Independent Operators also?)constantly compliment Snyder'sLance on their proficiency to get the product out faster than anybody else does in the United States and with the fewest, if any, errors, with their shipments! They have even recieved awards stating this! People are actually wearing t-shirts on a regular basis, at the Hanover plant, that states this very "fact"! I wore mine until it had holes in it and then threw it away. I really wish that I would have kept it as proof! I wore it while I was cleaning so I would not get my regular shirts tore up.
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cheating the ibo again SL
United States
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We pay 17% of partner brands promos when SL gets 100% credit from them. So they are making 17% off our hard work. Just another way SL cheats its ibo's. Ask any partner brand rep if this isn't the case. The OTB regional manager confirmed it we I pressed the issue as to why I should push his product while on sell only to make less money.
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Lance top boss
Bolingbrook, IL
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I can confirm that I/O's will now make 20 percent commish due to the kindness of me. please send me gifts!
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Pablo of Houston
Friendswood, TX
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Your help is needed, I'm thinking of purchasing
a route in Houston.
Any success stories?
How much should I pay for a route?
Plenty of negative stories posted on this site,
not sure why?
Thank you for your help.
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Pablo of Houston
Friendswood, TX
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Cbus wrote: Can anyone answer me why this company can't pay us our percentage off of sales each week? What percent did SL buy this route at? What percent did you sell it afterwards?
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Pablo of Houston
Friendswood, TX
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The Franchise wrote: The key to buying a route is the purchase price. I had a Snyders of Hanover route in a very good area. It was bought back at the same multiple by S/L that I originally bought it for but I made good money because I built it up over the three years I owned it. The route S/L sold me in January was a good route but it was sold to me way too cheap. I have no idea how S/L came up with the multiples but mine was too low for the area I bought. I can't stress enough this is the ONLY reason I bought the route from S/L. I immediately put it up for sale the same day I closed and made very good money when I sold it in September. There is no way these routes are good long-term investments as a whole. Yes, there are exceptions, like my route, but that was based on the multiple I bought it for. The terms in which you have to buy the product, no stale allowance and the promotional share are all detriments that can't be overcome. IF you choose to buy, I wish you well but there are other choices that will give you a better return on your investment. What % did you buy from SL? What % did you sell to new distributor?
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Pablo of Houston
Friendswood, TX
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Pablo of Houston wrote: <quoted text>
What percent did SL buy this route at?
What percent did you sell it afterwards? Wrong post, see below.
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