The Mystery Shopping Thread - X

TractorGirl327

I'm 45 in January, DH is only 42, I think he needs to register with RE so he can see the jobs, lol!!

Lil_Me_2

I'm trying to convince my housemate to sign up to GAP since I failed the pizza test. Also he's 25 so would qualify for loads of jobs that I don't.

blindman

Candifloss wrote: »

Woohoo :j

Just booked a hotel job on RE. Looking forward to a lovely evening on my own with NO KIDS!! (can you tell they have been winding me up today?:mad:)

Can't wait.

Hope you're looking forward to the 147 questions !

pinkprincess39

squidgeum wrote: »

Found out from a very helpful person at RE today that the age cut-off for he Underground Sarnie shop is 38......and for the Italian Bros it's 45. Hopefully it explains why some of see the jobs and other don't.

Hmmm that doesnt make sense! Im 43 but CAN see underground sarnies but havnt seen Italian bros for ages! (did 1 months ago and not seen them again!)

blindman

pinkprincess39 wrote: »

Hmmm that doesnt make sense! Im 43 but CAN see underground sarnies but havnt seen Italian bros for ages! (did 1 months ago and not seen them again!)

Read this

• • There are "plum" jobs that only the best assessor see\get first pick

  Possibly: It all depends on the company
  What to DO:
  Show yourself to be reliable, flexible, prompt and accurate in reporting. It may not get you any favours but it can't hinder.If you can't see a job that others can then contact the MS company to find out why!
  

sandyp_2

blindman wrote: »

Hope you're looking forward to the 147 questions !

I have done a hotel and it was a doddle,half your questions can be done as soon as you arrive ,and as you say it gets you away from the kids for a night which must be worth the questionnaire:D :rotfl:

blindman

sandyp wrote: »

I have done a hotel and it was a doddle,half your questions can be done as soon as you arrive ,and as you say it gets you away from the kids for a night which must be worth the questionnaire:D :rotfl:

How?

Do you pay for Internet access then

Candifloss_2

sandyp wrote: »

I have done a hotel and it was a doddle,half your questions can be done as soon as you arrive ,and as you say it gets you away from the kids for a night which must be worth the questionnaire:D :rotfl:

I had a look at the questions before i booked & there didn't seem to be anything to onerous. Like you said most of them looked like they could be completed after arrival.

My OH is so impressed at the prospect of being in the house on his own with 3 teenage girls for the night! pmsl.

pinkprincess39

"{Quote:

• There are "plum" jobs that only the best assessor see\get first pick

Possibly: It all depends on the company
What to DO:
Show yourself to be reliable, flexible, prompt and accurate in reporting. It may not get you any favours but it can't hinder.If you can't see a job that others can then contact the MS company to find out why!"}


Ive NEVER had a job queried so I think Im reliable! Ive done loads of jobs too for them ???

blindman

pinkprincess39 wrote: »

"{Quote:

• There are "plum" jobs that only the best assessor see\get first pick

Possibly: It all depends on the company
What to DO:
Show yourself to be reliable, flexible, prompt and accurate in reporting. It may not get you any favours but it can't hinder.If you can't see a job that others can then contact the MS company to find out why!"}


Ive NEVER had a job queried so I think Im reliable! Ive done loads of jobs too for them ???

The point was that if you can't see jobs that others can the 'phone RE and ask why.