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#4178 Jul 30, 2013
by the comments here all i see are pretty much negitive things about this company. here i was thinking of buying a route in fla. but im confused on how they get paid. i once was told it was monthy i dont think that can be right.
#4179 Jul 31, 2013
How much are they paying for the routes when they buy them back?
Since: Jul 13
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#4180 Jul 31, 2013
Where I stand now.I will be subed out for 2yrs making 10 percent.after the 2 years I will get offered 11:1 on the avg of 7800.so I will buy for 85000 instead of 118000.not set in stone at all but that's where I stand.in 2 yrs I should learn a fair amount about being an IO.
#4181 Jul 31, 2013
In 2 years, I will have bought and sold that route 3 times, and you will have to buy it at 22;1, and I will make MILLIONS.
#4182 Jul 31, 2013
Shouldn't you be getting drunk and crashing your soccer mom van by now. Its obvious you are a lowly DM who cant stand the fact that I stuff shelves, wasting zero time with displays, and make waaaaaay more money than you. Go waste some more time selling a display for me that I wont put up. I love letting store managers of a dog grocery know I wont be decorating their store any time soon.
#4183 Aug 2, 2013
Making a whole 9% on this Kroger promo bc these 2 billion dollar companies make the little guy eat the promo dollars! Should just let them run out. Not really worth my time filling the shelves!!
#4184 Aug 2, 2013
The best part is Snyders excuse for not sharing the PA's with IBO's ..Snyders would not be able to stay in business if they shared the PA dollars with us... Isn't that a crock of sh..t ? The real reason is because they can do it without any backlash from the IBO's. Mist IBO's are pussys and Snyders knows it... Sad
#4185 Aug 2, 2013
Paid promotions allowances all last month for archway cookies and the price at store level in Kroger was never reduced
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#4186 Aug 2, 2013
I love my job!!! Being an IBO for Snyder's Lance was the best decision I ever made.
#4187 Aug 2, 2013
kroger loves snyders of bend over .. Making 30 percent on a 2 for 4 cracker deal , they finally had archway 2 for 5 today what first time all year ?? Usually take our allowance and run the shit for 2.99
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#4188 Aug 2, 2013
I would like to revisit two topics that I have never really heard a concrete answer on. We have our opinions and SL has theirs but wondering if anyone has had an attorney give an opinion on either of these?
1. Do we own a territory or accounts? This is starting to become or will become a big deal.
2. If another company (not an IBO) that distributes SL products into an account that is clearly in your contract, and SL is aware of it, is SL have any responsibility or obligation to stop them?
#4189 Aug 2, 2013
I have brought that question up a numbers of times and I never get a straight answer. Don't worry they will get caught for what they are doing and then they will have to pay for it big time. We have another chip company in our area that is allowed to bring lance products and snyders product into stores as long as we are not in them. But when I went into a small little store in my territory to try and get space to increase my route I was told by the owner they already carry them products. Not sure how this legal for SL to do but they do it anyway.
#4190 Aug 2, 2013
Any of u pull out of Lafayette La found product missing?
Like a case of Sunflower seeds should 9 caddies has 8
But yet it is tape seal or archway cookies having 8 instead 9
It happening to much for a lot of IBO in this area
But when u report u are told there no way we are getting short that much
They already cut u order anywhere from $500 to $1000 every week
Then they cheat u $50 or more in case count shortage
#4191 Aug 2, 2013
Guess they didn't learn their lesson with x tra fulls ... Getting ready to change both variety home packs to the same kind of packaging
#4192 Aug 2, 2013
U own territory not stores ... I have the map of my area , they have master distributors that can service any account that we don't service , I would find who that is in your area and tell them that you own the rights and don't bring anything else in that store or you will seek legal action that should do the trick .
#4193 Aug 3, 2013
wait so you mean to tell me that those granola peanut butter and chocolate creations dont sell, the xtrafulls dont sell, the archway cookie bags and half the cookies dont sell?
I dont know mang, I wish I could have a route made up entirely of archway cookies and lance crackers/creations/granolas and xtrafulls..I'd be rolling in the big bucks!
#4194 Aug 3, 2013
ps - yea I find 8 count archway cookies often in cases too..it annoys me to no end; makes the case I bring in free.
Speakin' of archway, I dont bother ordering Pecan, triple chocolate, rocky road, peanut butter..and go real light on the frosty lemon/windmill; turn them sideways to take up alot of space, go 3 packs deep tops, my stale rate on those have dramatically improved; barely any stales even in the winter thank god, they were burying me.
#4196 Aug 3, 2013
You don't own crap. If a store wants someone to bring in S-L products from someone else it is the stores discretion not yours. Not a darn thing your contract can do about it. SOH had another distributor bring in chocolates to my Target stores years ago. Target was a so called "authorized outlet" that I supposedly held the rights to. S-L only cares about the contract when you break it.
Saint Petersburg, FL
#4197 Aug 3, 2013
On the west coast of Florida you own stops. The territory is broken up in 2 different types of routes. WalMart, Target and C stores on 1 route, major grocery chains like Publix, Sweet Bay and Winn-Dixie on the other. There are 6 new Wal Marts currently going up in Pinellas County and they are building WaWa's like there going out of style. The guys who service grocery stores on 1 corner won't have the WalMart and WaWa being built across the street. This is not a good situation.
#4198 Aug 3, 2013
Wake up guys! Snyders will f..k you over every chance you get and they make promises that they never keep! Question for you all... What are the warehouse hours on other areas of the country? In Rochester the warehouse is open 1-4 Monday to Friday... On one hand We are told that the IBO's are Snyders best customers . On the other they open the warehouse a total of 15 hours!? I have found that its a bit hard to sell product when you have none on truck! Snyders apparently thinks differently ! We are treated as employees , always have and always will. A class action suit against a few years ago didn't change their mentality , maybe another one will
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Police know the two cases aren't related. The last suspects have already had their day in court.
In this latest case though, the robbers are still on the loose. Witnesses who saw them get away say it was in a hurry.
"When they got in they took off," Donna Hames said, while smacking her hands together.
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Hames shared, "Saw them holding a handgun as they were running."
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The Bryant Police Department (BPD) got the call around 4:40 p.m.
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Her husband happened to walk in moments later to a gun in his face.
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