What child of the 80s didn't dream of being an entrepreneurial leader? With Sales Leadership Club's Prizes or Cash that dream became a reality. Prizes or Cash ads displayed dozens and dozens of prizes that could be earned if enough product was sold. What kind of product, you ask? ".... Sunshine Personalized Christmas Cards, All Occasion Cards, Gift Wrap, Engagement Calender, 2-Year Planner, Stationary, Recipe Book, Children's Coloring Cloth, Calender Memo Cube, Address Book, Memo Board...." and various items found in your grandmother's closet. The call is toll free with "Nothing to Pay, Nothing to Return. Nothing to Lose. Everything to Gain." It is in fact guaranteed that if you show their catalog of great products to your Aunt Alice, she would certainly buy more than one... and this equals to many more prizes or that $1.00 out of every sale option. But $1.00!? Who could pass up some of these great prizes like "Ballerina Bears", only 14 items needed sold or "Marine Band Harmonica", only nine items needed sold.
Historically, I can find little on what happened to Sales Leadership Club and the children that sold their souls for "Phineas The Baby Seal." A Google search turns up little, the phone number is disconnected, and very few children of the 80s feel like speaking about their disappointments with being overworked and underpaid. We will just have to assume that Sales Leadership Club gave away its last "Deluxe Magic Set" with the same child-like wonder that its young entrepreneurs dreamed of becoming
More Prize List Examples and Sell Amount to Earn:
Girl's Fashion Quartz Watch - 10 items
2-Man Boat Kit - 25 items
Sno-Nut - 14 items
Incrediball Football - 9 itemsExecutive Telephone - 25 items
Sea Explorer Skin Diving Outfit (Skin Diving?) - 12 items
"I'm Telling" Board Game - 11 items
BMX "Freewheel" Bicycle - 85 items
Kodak 35mm Camera Outfit - 31 items
Rosco Chimp Puppet - 14 items
Ninja Shadow Skateboard - 41 items
Star Wars Talking Alarm Clock - 22 items


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DeleteSeeing the old 'Sales Leadership Club' ad in a vintage Archie comic led me to Google (wondering what ever happened to them), which led me here. Nice to read someone else's memories of it.
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