TUPPERWARE SOUTHERN AFRICA (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED

(REGISTRATION NUMBER 1937/010039/07)

("Tupperware")

This agreement shall in no way be construed as a franchise agreement for purposes of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 as no consideration is paid or to be paid to you by Tupperware or the Distributor. The revenue you generate comes from the profit you make when selling the Products in accordance with this agreement. You will be responsible for taking orders for Products from your customers and arranging for the delivery of the Products to your customers at your own risk and cost. You will be responsible for collecting the purchase prices for Products purchased by your customers from you. In this regard a list of recommended retail prices of Products prevailing from time to time will be made available to you. In selling the Products it is not suggested or implied that you will have financial dependence on the value for the Products which is for your account.

You will be responsible for purchasing, ordering and collecting the Products from the Distributor at your own cost. The purchase price payable by you for these Products will be those prices stipulated by the Distributorship. You will be required to pay for the Products according to the Distributor’s terms and conditions from time to time.

Ownership in respect of Products which you purchase from the Distributorship in terms of this agreement will not pass to you until the Distributorship has received the full purchase price for these Products from you. All risk in and to the Products and sales aids purchased by you shall pass to you on delivery to you or your representative. In the event of your account being in arrears, any promotional prize that you may have qualified for will be withheld until your account has been brought up to date. Products will not be supplied if your account is not up to date. Please note that you may not sell Products for the purpose of exporting them outside the country in which the Distributorship conducts its distribution business, without prior written consent of the Distributorship or Tupperware.

You may not conduct any of your activities in such a manner as may be harmful to the reputation of the Distributorship, Tupperware and/or the Products. You further undertake that all your activities in selling the Products will be exercised in accordance with the Tupperware Home Demonstration System, Showcases and other methods of sales prescribed and approved by Tupperware and its authorised distributors (the contents of which you acknowledge yourself to be familiar with) and agree not to advertise, offer for sale or to sell Products on the internet or any other interactive network/s.

To assist you in your sales activities, Tupperware stationary, promotional material and sales aids will be made available to you from time to time. These must be purchased by you at your own expense. You may also make use of marketing tools such as emails and electronic flyers to market and sell Products to customers, provided that you comply at all times with Tupperware’s corporate policy regarding the Use of Email, Internet and all Electronic Forms dated 27 September 2011 (as amended or replaced from time to time) (“electronic policy”), as well as the provisions of the Consumer Protection Act, 2008 that apply to these kinds of direct marketing activities including: • getting the prior written consent of your customers to your communicating with them in this way; • respecting the right of every customer to refuse to receive communications from you; • not sending these communications on Sundays or public holidays, on Saturdays before 9am or after 13pm and on any other day between 8pm and 8am of the following day, unless customers expressly request or agree otherwise in writing; and • informing customers that they have 15 business days in which to cancel any contract in terms of which they buy Products from you as a result of any of these communications.

All products sold by the Distributorship to you in terms of this agreement are subject Tupperware’s written lifelong guarantee that accompanies these products. Tupperware’s written return policy as at the signature date of this agreement (as amended or replaced from time to time) (“return policy”) applies to all products which the Distributorship supplies to you in terms of this agreement. The provisions of the return policy and the electronic policy are deemed to be incorporated into and form part of this agreement. You acknowledge that you are a party to, have been provided with a copy of, and are familiar with the return policy and the electronic policy and, by your signature hereto, consent to the incorporation of the provisions of these policies into this agreement and agree to be bound by the provisions of these policies as if they were specifically stated in this agreement. To the extent that there is any conflict between the provisions of this agreement and those of the return policy or the electronic policy, the provisions of the return policy or the electronic policy (as the case may be) shall apply. Save as provided in the return policy, neither Tupperware nor the Distributorship shall be liable to you for any loss or damages of whatever nature, including consequential damages, which you may suffer or incur as a result of, in connection with, or arising out of any delay or failure by the Distributorship to deliver any products timeously, or at all, or where any such delivery consists of defective products. You will be responsible to your local Revenue Authorities for your taxes and the submission of Income Tax Returns as prescribed by the laws of the country. Please feel free to call the Distributorship should you require any assistance in this regard.

In order to help you achieve success as a Demonstrator, you will receive the full support of the Distributorship and Tupperware. The Distributorship will give you guidance and training from time to time in relation to the promotion and sales of Products, including the organisation and conducting of Tupperware Home Demonstrations. You will be advised of all promotions, challenges, rallies, and training sessions that are held from time to time. These rallies and training sessions play an important role in the success of Demonstrators and you are urged to attend a minimum of two of these rallies and trainings sessions per month. This agreement may be terminated by either party on one week’s written notice to that effect. In addition, if you do not pay the purchase price on due date for the Products purchased by you, then the Distributorship may cancel this agreement with immediate effect without prejudice to (i.e. without harming or limiting) any of its other rights in law. Tupperware and the Distributorship undertake to comply with the Direct Selling Association’s Code of Ethics. A copy of this code is available at www.dsa.org and at the offices of the Distributorship for perusal.

If you require any further information or assistance, please do not hesitate to contact your manager who will happily assist you with your queries. If he/she cannot assist, you please route your request through her/he to the Distributorship. In order to keep your manager in touch with your activities and progress, kindly keep in contact with him/her on a regular basis and furnish them with the information they might require from you from time to time.

As a Demonstrator, you are an independent contractor and as such, you will sell Tupperware® products (“Products”) for your own account. Specifically you are not controlled by the Distributor; your success is dependent on the effort and hours that you put in. To improve communications between yourself, the Distributorship and Tupper¬ware, you consent to the Distributorship and Tupperware sending you SMS’ and/or emails from time to time, for example regarding promotional products, rally reminders and outstanding balances. The cellphone number and email address that you choose for purposes of these communications are those you have filled in above. This agreement shall be governed and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the RSA from time to time.

You can ask the Distributor or Tupperware at any time to stop sending you SMS’ or emails by notifying the Distributor in writing to that effect. This agreement shall in no way be construed as an employment contract be¬tween Tupperware or the Distributor and the Demonstrator. This agreement does not entitle you as a Demonstrator to claim any status and or benefits in terms of the Basic Conditions of Employment Act 75 of 1997 or the Labour Relations Act 66 of 1995.

By acknowledging this agreement you confirm that you have read and understood the terms and conditions of this agreement, you are aware of all the terms that are printed in bold, and you agree to all of the provisions contained in this agreement. I agree to the Terms and Conditions

Digital Policy

At Tupperware we believe in open communication and you are encouraged to tell the world about your work and share your passion. Whether you do so by participating in a blog, social network or any other form of online publishing or discussion is completely up to you. However, these new ways of communication are changing the way we talk to each other and even to our consumers, target audiences and partners.

As part of a Digital presence, this Policy will also guide through “Social Media” describing the online tools that people use to share content, profiles, opinions, insights, experiences, perspectives and media itself, thus facilitating conversations and interaction online between groups of people. These tools include blogs, message boards, podcasts, videos, networks, communities, and wikis.

In order to help the Salesforce to get the most out of their social media efforts, while adhering to Tupperware’s rules, we have come up with a few guidelines to provide helpful and practical advice for you when operating on the internet as an identifiable Salesforce of the Tupperware Group

During your first three months, while it’s still free, be sure to log into TupSocial to access a great collection of social media images and other shareable content in support of catalogs, brochures and more!

Like, comment, share or retweet posts from the official Tupperware Social media accounts. We are frequently sharing the latest offers to make it easy for you to promote them and entice Hosts and potential new Consultants:

  1. SALESFORCE BEHAVIOUR

    1. Standard of Personal Conduct
      Be truthful, authentic and accurate at all times. Think about the positive aspects you want to present to your family, friends; and those reading what you are writing. Add value to the conversation. Salesforces are not allowed to publish, post or distribute any advertising material on or via the Internet, whether or not linked to Tupperware, that Tupperware would, in its sole and absolute judgment, consider defamatory, libelous, slanderous, scornful, threatening, abusive, intimidating, abusive, obscene or pornographic.
    2. Unauthorized computer access
      Salesforces must not interfere with or act in a manner that disrupts the sites and landing pages of www.tupperware.co.za, or any other site operated by Tupperware and not obtain or attempt to obtain access to computer systems or networks connected to these sites without the prior written permission of Tupperware.
    3. Customer Data
      Salesforces shall not sell, rent or market the personal data of consumers or website users. In addition, Salesforces may use this personal information in connection with the Tupperware products or opportunity and may not use this data for any other purpose unless they have informed the individual and have an appropriate legal basis for such additional use. Examples of appropriate legal basis for use:
      • Consent of the individual,
      • Compliance with a legal obligation,
      • The performance of a contract with the person (for example, an agreement to sell him/her products), or arrange for the performance of a contract with that person, or
      • Justify a commercial interest, provided that this interest does not outweigh the right to privacy of the person. If a person or entity requests that his or her personal data not be used, the Salesforces must immediately take this request into account.

  2. SALESFORCES' WEBSITES

    1. Salesforces must display their relationship to Tupperware.
      To avoid confusing Tupperware consumers and the general public, Salesforces operating independent websites that use Tupperware trademarks to promote Tupperware products must clearly and conspicuously identify themselves as an independent Tupperware Salesforce. Salesforces must:
      • Clearly display, without any modification, an opening pop-up provided by Tupperware, that appears each time you visit the site; and
      • Clearly display the Salesforce 's name and contact information, including address and phone number; and
      • Ensure that the site does not have the same or similar visual appearance as the official Tupperware website

      The Salesforce's business name and business address cannot replace, but may be added to the Salesforce 's name and contact information, including address and telephone number:
      • On the home page;
      • As part of the contact information; and
      • Integral part of all profile information freely available to the public
      • Anonymous publications or use of aliases are prohibited.

      Tupperware reserves the right, in its absolute discretion, to require Salesforces to modify their website and sponsored Post on Social Media to comply with this Rule.
    2. Domain names, email addresses and websites
      • If you want to set up a Facebook business page, you must enter your personal name in the “Business or Place Name” field, though you can use the word Tupperware in combination with your name. Example: Suzy Smith Tupperware Lady.
      • Make sure your activities comply with the Terms of Use of the social media website.
      • Always identify yourself as an Independent Saleforce member of Tupperware. Misrepresenting yourself as the Official account of Tupperware, even for a certain area, is prohibited. Example: Suzy Smith, Independent Saleforce member of Tupperware.
      • Do not enter Tupperware as your employer on any social media profiles. You are an entrepreneur or independent business owner. For website or company website, enter your paid My.Tupperware website.
      • Only Tupperware can use the words Tupperware, Tupper, Tupp or Tup for a user name or web address (also known as domain name or URL).
        • For an email address, you can place anything you like before the @ symbol (but not after). Example: TupSuzy@gmail.com is OK. Suzy@TupSeller.com is NOT (because it includes Tup in the web address portion or URL).
        • From time-to-time, Tupperware may ask you to change your social media username or handle if it is found to be in violation of our brand guidelines.
      • You may not list or sell any Tupperware® products (including the Business Kit) or seek recruits on any online retail store or e-commerce site (such as Takealot, Bidorbuy, eBay, Amazon, etc.) This also includes giving or selling products to anyone else who will sell through these channels.
        • If you choose to list items on Facebook Marketplace, Kijiji, and other similar sites, please do so using images that are in line with Tupperware’s official content. If postings include price, please list it with the current retail price.
      • You may offer the opportunity to join your unit/team but may not “sell” Kits through posts emphasizing only total product value in the kit. It must be made clear that you are inviting others to join your team, and become an Independent Saleforce member of Tupperware. It is within Tupperware’s discretion to determine posts which appear to be selling Kits rather than the true representation of starting a Tupperware business.
      • You may not create or distribute a mobile application or app to promote Tupperware® products or Opportunity.
      • Don't be a spammer.
      • When using "Tupperware" to refer to the brand, always use "Tupperware" as an adjective followed by a noun, i.e. "Tupperware® products, Tupperware® containers, Tupperware® parties.
      • Always use the ®, registered mark symbol, in the phrases Tupperware® products, Tupperware® containers, Tupperware® parties, and Tupperware® consultants.
      • Never refer to our products as "Tupperware," but instead refer to them as "Tupperware® products."
      • Tupperware randomly audits social networking and other websites to assure our policies are being followed. If you wish to report a violation, please email privacy@tupperware.com.

      Violations of the policy may result in a suspension or closure of your Tupperware account.
      If a Salesforce member violates this Rule, Tupperware reserves the right to require the owner to transfer the domain name or email account to the Salesforce immediately and at no cost to Tupperware, in addition to its other rights and remedies. Salesforce must operate their own website on an individual basis and only one Salesforce must operate, fulfill orders or otherwise intervene on the same website.
    3. Hyperlinks and Asscociations
      Salesforce can link their websites to:
      • The home page of tupperware.co.za (or any other website created or managed by Tupperware).
      • Any other website managed by the Salesforce to promote the products and the opportunity.
      • Any website managed by a third party that assists the Salesforce in promoting the products and the opportunity.

      Tupperware, to the extent that such websites comply with Rule .2.4

      Salesforce shall not use the trademarks, trade names or product names of third parties in:
      • the domain name (URL)
      • the titles of the pages of a website, including the home page
      • email addresses
      • title and meta tags
    4. Third Party Advertisements on Salesforce Websites
      Salesforce may post third party advertisements on their websites, if at the sole discretion of Tupperware, the advertisements are NOT
      • linked to any religious, political or commercial organizations;
      • harmful to the reputation of Tupperware or its Salesforces.

      A Salesforce shall indemnify Tupperware for any claim arising out of or in connection with the Salesforce's use of third party trademarks, trade names or product names.
    5. Website Privacy Notice and Compliance
      Salesforce members are required to prominently post a 'Privacy Notice' (a note regarding privacy) on their websites that:
      • Informs consumers of the personal information about them that is collected,
      • How this information will be used; and with whom it will be shared (including Tupperware), and
      • Contains any additional information to be published in accordance with the privacy and data protection laws of each jurisdiction in which the Salesforce 's business is conducted.

      In addition, Salesforces are required to comply with all privacy and data protection rules and laws applicable to their independent websites.
    6. Advertising and Search Engine Optimization
      Salesforce must not adopt deceptive or unfair tactics to improve their search engine positioning. Salesforce must also display the following disclaimer in the page description on each search engine result: "This is the website of an Independent Tupperware Salesforce member (optional to insert the Salesforce's name)".'
  3. PROHIBITION OF SALES ON THIRD PARTY AUCTION SITES AND ONLINE SALES PLATFORMS (COLLECTIVELY, "THIRD PARTY SITES")
    It is important that all marketing and sales offers of Tupperware products, online or offline, comply with the quality standards of Tupperware products, help promote the image and value of the Tupperware brand, and correspond to the marketing positioning of Tupperware products. This includes not making illegal, false, or inappropriate claims about Tupperware products or associating Tupperware products with other products that make such claims. In addition, all sales must help to forge and strengthen customer service through Salesforce s' personal relationships with their customers - this is a crucial element of the Distributor Difference. Tupperware recognizes the growing importance of e-commerce as a distribution channel for Salesforce to sell Tupperware products on the internet. This is one of the reasons why Tupperware has invested significant amounts of effort in the development of several Tupperware Virtual Party Platforms, like for instance vTup, or the Guest Ordering Module among others, a dedicated and legally compliant online sales platform. On the contrary, sales on third party sites weaken the personal relationships that Salesforce must develop with their customers, as well as the brand and image Tupperware and the marketing positioning Tupperware establishes for its products. This is because, among other things
    • Third party sites display the name and logo of the site operator;
    • often make inaccurate claims about product quality or product performance, which may in some cases be false or even illegal, and
    • position Tupperware products in a context that is not consistent with the positioning on the market nor in the image of its products desired by Tupperware,
    • they may not offer secure and certified gateways for payment.

    As a result:

    Salesforce are authorized to sell Tupperware products online via:
    • Their own independent online stores that meet the assurance standards regarding Quality, Customer Service & Technology Option, or
    • via a Tupperware Virtual Party Platform, like for instance vTup or the Guest Ordering Module, offering legal processes and secure and certified gateways for payment.

    Salesforces are not permitted to offer for sale, sell, or facilitate the offering for sale or sale of Tupperware products (directly or indirectly in any manner or by any means), whether by soliciting or receiving open bids or by offering for sale at a fixed price or otherwise, on a commercial auction site, an online auction market, a third party site or any other website that bears the name or logo of, or is otherwise marked or identifiable as the website of a third party.
  4. Email
    These Rules apply to all Salesforce who send emails about Tupperware products or opportunities and are in addition to any applicable law. Salesforce must also abide by the terms of use or terms of service for all email service providers used in their Tupperware business.
    1. Obligations and Restrictions
      1. All emails sent by Salesforces regarding Tupperware must meet the following requirements: Salesforces must indicate the origin of any email: All emails sent by Salesforces regarding Tupperware must meet the following requirements: Salesforces must indicate the origin of any email:
        • The source, destination and routing information attached to the message (including the originating domain name and originating email address) must be accurate;
        • The "From" line of each message must accurately identify the originating Salesforce;
        • The "Subject" line of each message must not be misleading.
      2. The following additional requirements apply to emails of a commercial nature, whether such messages are part of a mass mailing or whether the recipients are companies or individuals. A commercial email is an email that advertises or promotes a commercial product or service, including content on a website operated for commercial purposes. Commercial emails include messages promoting Tupperware. An email is always considered commercial even if it also includes non-commercial content.
        • Each message must include the Salesforce 's valid physical mailing address.
        • Each message must include a clear and visible note on how to unsubscribe:
        • The message must provide a valid email address or online tool that the recipient can use to submit a request to no longer receive future commercial emails from the sender (each an unsubscribe system). Any unsubscribe system must be able to process unsubscribe requests at least within 30 days of sending the message.
        • All unsubscribe requests must be honored without delay and Salesforce s must at that time cease or refrain from sending any commercial email to such persons.
        • The unsubscribe system shall not be burdensome and shall not require the recipient to take any action other than sending a reply email or going to a simple website to unsubscribe. Recipients may not be required or asked to provide personally identifying information in order to proceed with an unsubscribe request.
        • Salesforces may not charge an unsubscription fee.
        • Each Salesforce must generate and maintain his or her own Do Not Email list and check the EMail Preference Service (e-mps) log to verify and honor all unsubscribe requests.
      3. Salesforces may not send commercial emails unless:
        • A Tupperware Virtual Party Plattform like vTup, Guest ordering Module or an E-commerce Shop is available in certain markets.
        • The Salesforce has already established a business relationship with the recipient during a previous purchase or transaction for a Tupperware product (during which the recipient was offered, at the time the data was collected, a free opportunity to opt-out of future messages), or
        • The Salesforce is a friend or family Salesforce of the recipient, or
        • The recipient has given prior consent to receive messages, which has not been withdrawn. The consent must be specific to receiving messages about Tupperware.
      4. Salesforces may not obtain email addresses through address collection, dictionary attack or exhaustive search.
        • “Address Collection" is the use of automated methods to collect email addresses listed on a website or online service, where the website or online service specifies that the addresses collected by the website or online service will not be given, sold or transferred to anyone for the purpose of initiating commercial email.
        • “Dictionary Attack" refers to automated methods used to generate potential email addresses by swapping names, letters or numbers in a multitude of combinations.
        • “Exhaustive Search", or brute force search, refers to automated or manual methods used to discover potential email addresses by combing publicly accessible web pages to develop text strings containing an @.
      5. Salesforces are prohibited from using scripts or other automated methods to create multiple email accounts or online user accounts for the purpose of sending commercial email.
      6. Salesforces are prohibited from selling, renting, exchanging or transferring or publishing someone's email address without the specific written consent of the person to do so. Salesforces are prohibited from selling, leasing, exchanging, or otherwise transferring or releasing the email address of a person unless the Salesforce has specific consent in writing from the person to do so. Any consent expires from the time the person sends a request to unsubscribe.
    2. Notification to stop sending emails
      Salesforce must immediately stop their e-marketing activities upon receipt of an instruction from a governmental, legal or Data Protection Authority. If necessary, Salesforce must notify Tupperware at dpo@tupperware.com (for European countries) within 24 hours of receiving such an official request.
  5. Social Networks
    These Rules apply to Salesforces who use social networking sites such as Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Clubhouse, Snapchat …….as well as online community sites such as blogs. These Rules are in addition to applicable laws. As a general rule, unsolicited communications for commercial purposes are not allowed. Salesforce must ensure that they have permission to contact individuals and respect all requests to break contact.
    1. Responsibility for Publications
      Salesforce are responsible for all content related to Tupperware that they publish on the internet. Salesforce who use social networking sites as part of their Tupperware activity must clearly and conspicuously identify themselves by name and as an Independent Tupperware Salesforce.
    2. Social networks as a forum for sales and promotion
      Social networks cannot be used as a platform for selling Tupperware products.
    3. Publications and claims
      All publications by Salesforce on social networks must be truthful and accurate. All allegations, representations and testimonials must comply with the rules regarding allegations. No communication about product functionality, safety or warranty shall be done through Social Media.
    4. Use of Tupperware Intellectual Property
      Profile names and social network postings must meet the requirements of Tupperware Intellectual Property, including the rule that Salesforce are permitted to use the trade name 'Tupperware' only to identify themselves as an Independent Tupperware Salesforce. However, Salesforce may republish, post hashtags that include the tradename Tupperware, share company publications, or link to official company posts and websites.
    5. Photos, video/audio recordings
      Salesforce may post audio/video recordings on YouTube and other similar social networks, provided the content complies with the Rules. Tupperware reserves the right to determine, in its sole discretion, whether the recordings or images and the use of the recordings or images violate the Rules or damage the reputation of Tupperware. Tupperware reserves the right to require the removal of such images or recordings. Salesforces must comply with all laws relating to privacy, intellectual property, as well as the policies of the social networks used, terms of use, terms and conditions, guidelines or other similar terms and Tupperware Rules when posting images or recordings of other people on social networks.
    6. No purchase of Followers and Likes on social networks
      Salesforce should not purchase Followers or Likes or to adopt any other practice. A Follower is a person who subscribes to a social network account in order to receive updates. On Facebook, a person who likes a page is considered a Follower, friend or fan. A Like is an action that can be done by a Facebook, Twitter or Instagram user. Instead of writing a comment or sharing a post, a user can click the 'Like' button as a quick way to show their approval.
    7. No Targeting of Followers on Social Network Platforms
      Salesforce should not systematically target another person's Followers for the purpose of selling Tupperware products or obtaining recommendations. In addition, the systematic use of software, automated applications and/or the use of instant messaging to contact other Salesforce s with the intention of selling Tupperware products or recruiting is prohibited.
  6. TELEMARKETING
    Telemarketing methods are strictly regulated by specialized laws. The following Rules are given for your information but do not constitute a legal opinion. Salesforces are responsible for knowing and complying with all applicable telemarketing laws. When using suppliers, Salesforce must ensure that the supplier's services comply with applicable laws. Salesforce are responsible for the actions or omissions of the supplier.
    1. Definitions
      Automatic Dialer The term applies to any automatic equipment that dials telephone numbers, including any computerized device that dials numbers, whether or not stored in memory, or numbers Established Business Relationships Refers to a relationship established between a Salesforce and a telephone subscriber through one of the following:
      • Purchase or transaction within the 18 months prior to the telephone call, provided the relationship has not been previously severed.
      • Request for information on products or services within 3 months prior to the telephone call, provided that the relationship has not been previously severed. (If the subscriber requests that the Salesforce no longer be contacted, this request terminates the business relationship even if the user continues to do business with the Salesforce).

      Prior Express Consent Written agreement or email exchanged between a Salesforce and a consumer, which clearly indicates that the consumer agrees to be contacted by a Tupperware Salesforce about the products or the Tupperware opportunity, and which indicates the e-mail or phone where to reach him/her. Telemarketing Selling, soliciting, marketing, promoting or sharing information about a product or service by means of a telephone, cell phone, SMS, fax, dialer, pre-recorded audio recording, or by means of an artificial voice or any other such device. Includes some computerized equipment such as:
      • Predictive dialer - it dials the number while the telemarketer is in communication with another customer, estimating the average time it takes the customer to answer the phone, and when the telemarketer will be available to take calls.
      • Dialer - displays a number to dial on the telemarketer's screen and then, when prompted, dials the number for him random.
    2. Telemarketing Requirements
      Salesforce are required to comply with all laws and regulations governing telemarketing, including any government-run do not contact lists. This applies to live calls made from standard telephones as well as all other forms of telemarketing. Salesforce are not permitted to contact, by telephone or fax, any person or legal entity whose number appears on any government-administered “Do Not Contact”- list. Salesforces may ONLY contact, by telephone or fax, persons or entities who have given their Prior Express Consent to be contacted, and whose prior express consent has not subsequently been withdrawn, who have an established business or personal relationship with the Salesforce. Other criteria may apply depending on whether the Salesforce is calling from within or outside the country. It is the Salesforce 's responsibility to be aware of and comply with all laws regarding do not call lists.
    3. Automatic Dialers
      Salesforce must not use an automatic dialer to initiate communication related to Tupperware products or opportunities.
    4. Pre-recorded or Artificial Audio Messages
      Salesforce must not use pre-recorded or artificial messages as part of their Tupperware activity.
    5. Government Requests
      Salesforce must immediately cease their telemarketing activities if a government entity requires them to do so and, if so, notify Tupperware.

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