I find certain Mystery shopping companies provide lower fees than others...Marketforce appears to offer low fees.
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[OT] Mystery Shopping
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www.thesilentcustomer.com are looking for people who like late night bars to do mystery visits to bars in the following towns: Aylesbury, Banbury, Barnstaple, Bridgwater, Burton, Cheltenham, Derby, Exmouth, Gloucester, Macclesfield, Nuneaton, Redditch, Rugby, Shrewsbury, Trowbridge, Fleet, Newbury, Northampton. Excellent fee!
People also currently needed to assess pubs and dining in Hertfordshire & Oxfordshire.
People also currently needed to assess pubs and dining in Hertfordshire & Oxfordshire.
beermoneysteve
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katykicker said:beermoneysteve said:
I think mine was within an hour or two [member=2738]beermoneysteve[/member] - hopefully you'll get in in time to apply for some of the latest wave
I wish mine had been done in an hour! I completed the assessment last Wednesday and my profile still says 'Your recently committed survey is awaiting assessment at eMysteryShopper - please be patient whilst we thoroughly check your responses.'
I am trying to be patient but its not one of my strong points!! Hopefully it will get reviewed in the next few days...
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I've registered to EDigital/eMysteryShopper earlier this morning and am waiting for my email confirmation to come through. How long should I wait before ringing them to chase it, do you think? Normally email confirmations come through within seconds (or minutes at the longest), so it's a bit strange not to have arrived yet.
beermoneysteve
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CubaCat said:
I didnt get their first mail but Jon sorted that for me. However, the second mail I had from them hit my spam folder in gmail. Check yours...
CubaCat
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Help! I've completed the registration information on eDigital Research now and it's asking me to complete a sample survey, however it doesn't state which website this needs to be for. Do I just use any website, or am I meant to use the eDigital site itself for the sample survey?!
UPDATE! Did a bit of digging and it's a retail site of my choice, so no need to reply.
UPDATE! Did a bit of digging and it's a retail site of my choice, so no need to reply.
Hello. Just looking at post in regards to mystery shopping, does anyone think market force is the way to go if you have never participated in mystery shopping?
Jegglejeggle
On a mission to pay off mortgage
Me personally have tried a few but if you are starting out then market force is the best to learn from. I know people moan about the pay but I live on my own and doing the food ones are great as I don't have to bother about cooking when I get home and no washing up!!! Plus dinner for free. Saves on the old shopping bill.feb6961 said:
I do quite a bit of mystery shopping and found that Marketforce was a great place to start. They had quite straight forward jobs and good reports. The only thing I found though is that you have to be really disciplined when it gives you a purchase amount. I often ended up spending more and it just defeats the purpose of the mystery shopping unless you are going in anyway.
It sounds if market force is a good starting point. Is there any other websites that are good to use for mystery shopping?
The latest Silent Customer mystery visits have been published, click on the map to see what and where https://batchgeo.com/map/525e7f3526f475ca4456a3d8265d4060
IncyWincySpider said:
They need to check their data, they've got Oxfordshire jobs as being in Bromsgrove ;D
Have got a couple of jobs to do with GBW.
The instructions & tasks are on multi-page pdf's, which they suggest printing. Do others think it would be ok to have them on a tablet instead whilst doing the job?
I think a pile of paper would stand out more than a tablet.
The instructions & tasks are on multi-page pdf's, which they suggest printing. Do others think it would be ok to have them on a tablet instead whilst doing the job?
I think a pile of paper would stand out more than a tablet.
Jon said:
The pdf's 15 pages long, 51 questions ???
I am surprised theyre not using an app for it, as you then have to fill it all in online later anyway (on a new system that uses Flash!)
Well the pdf's are very viewable, but you cant fill them out electronically.
They do know it's 2016, not 1916? ;D
They do know it's 2016, not 1916? ;D
Question about reimbursements
Done 2 jobs for GBW, where I think they're using an old price list for the reimbursement amount. Both jobs had the item at the same price, which is more than what was stated on the job paperwork.
Receipts are clear on the price.
Are they likely to automatically reimburse the correct amount, or will they try & get away with the lower one?
Done 2 jobs for GBW, where I think they're using an old price list for the reimbursement amount. Both jobs had the item at the same price, which is more than what was stated on the job paperwork.
Receipts are clear on the price.
Are they likely to automatically reimburse the correct amount, or will they try & get away with the lower one?