Earning extra money - please read and reply

ChrisHall

Has anyone heard of Consumer Intelligence for mystery shopping?

Dinah93

Yes Chris a lot of people on the MS thread use them. Companies I recomend are Gapbuster, GFK, Grassroots, and Retail Eyes (message me your email addy for a referal to RE), I've shopped for all of these for over a year and all have paid reliably.

QueenOfComps

Is there any catalogue companies a bit like avon, partylite etc where i could do the promoting part of it than the actual host a party?

I know of one but i just wondered if there was others. I am very good at promoting and working hard too get sales via online, family, friends, word of mouth but not quite outgoing enough for party hosting.

lyndsey80

Avon involves no parties, unless you want to. I think Phoenix too, betterware, kleeneze

blondieyummymummy

How much time do you have to put in to Betterware and Kleeneze?

3431Anna

sorry if this is in the wrong place but i am new to the site, has anyone headrd of UK Survey Panel and is it worth registering with them thanks

QueenOfComps

I got alot of time but i have heard there can be a big upfront fee too start and thats something i cant afford too pay unless its a fiver of course

timtav

if you have a certain skill in internet or computing you could try elancers.com also you could get some copy writing work if you have a talent for it.

The_Master

yeah i think this is a good idea too but its very hard to find gd sites so many scammers out there

MeeNorr

blondieyummymummy wrote: »

How much time do you have to put in to Betterware and Kleeneze?

I do Betterware and typically it's around 10-12 hours per week but you could do full time if you wanted. I know I could save a couple of hours a week by being more organised! You're supposed to put out 250 catalogues a week minimum then go back and collect them 2-3 days later. As a Distributor you get 20% commission of any orders that are placed and paid for. Handy for earning some extra cash if you've got the time and patience to build the round up as some people don't order until they see you'll come back. Also really helps if you quite like walking and have a car, as i'd imagine most areas without a car would be tough. Can be a little restrictive as you pretty much have to do it every week unless you're away on holiday. Sometimes it doesn't fit round my main job too well and could really do with not doing it for a week, especially if I have to go round in the evening doing it which I don't like.

The best bit for me was didn't cost me anything, no catalogues or stationery to buy. If the customer has thrown it away/lost it/left it in middle of garden for rain to soak it etc it's not so much of a problem unlike some other catalogues where distributors have to pay for them.

You earn money pretty quickly soon after starting assumuing people buy the stuff, some areas are better than others. It definetley takes perserverance and some days really don't feel like doing it, then you get a £60 order which makes up for it a bit!