FAQ

The Poker Folder is a game used to encourage White & Green Badge members to bring a qualified guest to a meeting. The member who "holds' the Poker Folder and brings a guest, takes $10 out of the Tip bucket. If the holder does not bring a guest, they drop $10 into the Tip bucket, keep the Poker Folder for one more week and repeat the process. No member may hold the Poker

The Lunch Bunch is a group of about 5 members who meet twice a month over lunch for the purpose of becoming better business acquaintances.  During the following week, a Lunch Bunch Report is given to the other members.

Each week, a business card from the previous week's Speaker is secretly taped to the underside of any chair. The member who sits in that chair is required to give a serious commercial as if they were that Speaker. This little exercise reinforces the importance of listening to, and being focused on, each week's Speaker. (If the card is taped to a guest's seat, it is passed until it reaches a member).

A qualified guest is a person whose occupation is not currently represented in the chapter, and if permitted to join, would not present a conflict of interest for any member.

No, but loyalty between members is the reason why the best chapters are so overwhelmingly successful. Keep in mind, your fellow LeTip members are your best source of referrals, as you are theirs. Those who support their sales force will be supported in return.

To maintain membership, four Tips per month are required. The real question is: How much business do you really want? Members are rewarded according to their ability to help others.
It's simple... the more you Tip, the more Tips you get.

The Membership Chair and your sponsor will call you the day you are voted into the chapter. A letter will follow from Kim Marie Branch-Pettid, LeTip International's CEO, to formally welcome you to our LeTip family.

Most chapters collect dues on a quarterly basis.

There is an initial membership fee for LeTip International, Inc., which is separate from your local chapter's dues. The Board of Directors establishes the chapter dues based on operational costs. There are no paid positions or profits involved at the chapter level. Refer to your Membership Chairperson for complete information about local chapter dues and membership fees.