(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Ask a high volume store for a profit & loss, and balance sheet for a credit increase.
Have a customer complain that we don’t accept credit cards for brands.
Get a non-ordering store to order (The Trick)
Get a Closed Won
Have a customer ask for a bulk buy (win or lose)
Have a store ask to buy controls and explain to them that we are not accepting new applications at this time.
Wear a pink shirt on a Thursday.
Have a lead call or email you back after you sent pricing or information.
Have a store tell you that our pricing is good.
Have a store ask for an item that we don’t carry or complain about how we don’t carry a specific item.
Have 80+ activities in one day.
Have a store request information about an OTC starter kit or CAP Program.
Help an existing store get a credit limit increase of $10K+ (excluding increases from the initial $2K).
Have a customer complain that our shipping minimum is too high.
Help a customer with a warehouse change (brand or generic).
Help a store get set up on an EDI platform other than Pharmsaver, Trxade, or CherryPick (those are gimmies).
Have a store complain that our pricing is too high.
Have a customer ask for a pricing adjustment on a specific item (win or lose).
Get a customer set up within 24 hours of them submitting their application (At least initial $2K in credit and a web tour given).
Make a generic sale over the phone (you place the order for them).
Mention our legislative advocacy on a call.
Re-explain Gen Est Net Vs. Invoice Price to a store that is already ordering from us.
Have a $30K+ generic sales day.
Have a customer or lead tell you not to call/email them again.
Have a store tell you that IPC (Warehouse) is their primary wholesaler.