Demonstrator Manual - Stampin' Up!

Anyone who has your demonstrator number and password will
be able to access your information. Therefore, do not give your
password to anyone. We also encourage you to change your
password frequently.
You can create your Demonstrator Payment Profile by
following these steps:
1. Log in to the Demonstrator Web Site.
2. Go to My Business>My Profile>Demonstrator
Payment Profile.
3. 3. Read the Direct Credit, Direct Deposit, and/or
Credit Card Authorization Agreement and select
“I agree”.
The Authorization Agreement outlines your responsibility to
make sure your account information is accurate. In addition,
you must agree to use only accounts on which you are the
primary or joint account holder. Make sure before agreeing
that you understand the terms of the agreement and what your
responsibilities are as explained in the agreement.
You should not include any payment information on your
profile if you are not a bank-authorized signer on the account,
nor should you include your payment information on another
demonstrator’s profile who is not a bank-authorized signer on
your account.
Stampin’ Up! is not liable for any problems that arise as a
result of incorrectly entered account information.
Security
Demonstrator Payment Profile is designed to keep your
account information confidential; your account information is
accessible only by you and authorized Stampin’ Up! employees.
Your checking and savings account numbers and your credit
card account information will be masked—meaning, only a
portion of the account numbers will be visible, even to you.
Only enough information will be given so that you’ll be able to
identify which account is being charged, usually the last four
digits of your account number.
Direct Deposit
Direct deposit enables you to receive your volume rebate and
override commission payment directly into your checking and
savings accounts. Funds will be deposited on or shortly after
the tenth business day of each month. Stampin’ Up! only offers
payment through direct deposit. If you are unable to receive direct
deposit payments, please contact Demonstrator Support.
To sign up for direct deposit, go to your Demonstrator Payment
Profile and add checking or savings account to your profile. You
are required to do this before you place your first order.
Enhanced Credit Card Payment
You can store up to three credit cards at a time in your
Demonstrator Payment Profile and you may use any of them
at your discretion to pay for your submitted orders. If you
don’t want to charge any of the cards in your profile, you can
enter a different credit card number to be charged at the time
you place the order.
To begin using enhanced credit card options, go to your
Demonstrator Payment Profile and add up to three credit
cards. You will need the number and expiration date of each
credit card you wish to add.
Double Check Routing &
Account Numbers
A routing number identifies a specific bank, and
an account number identifies your account. If you
enter just one digit incorrectly in your Demonstrator
Payment Profile, your first electronic check will
bounce. You may be subject to non-sufficient funds
(NSF) fees from your bank and Stampin’ Up! if this
occurs. Stampin’ Up! cannot verify these numbers for
you, so please take extra care to make sure they are
correct when you submit them. You can find them on
the bottom of your check, or by calling your bank.
Setting Up Electronic Funds
Transfer (EFT)
without Internet Access
If you do not have access to the Internet, please
call Demonstrator Support to request a copy of
the Authorization Agreement be mailed to you.
Once your Agreement is received, a member of the
finance department will contact you to set up your
Demonstrator Payment Profile over the telephone.
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