MYSTERY SHOPPING THREAD XII - ** New people please read posts 1 & 2 **

angel13

nehpets81 wrote: »

I had similar problems a week ago - I accepted a posh burger restaurant only to have it disappear on me at a later date. It doesn't seem to have happened to me this week tho...

did they get back to you to explain why? I dont know whether I should start printing the acceptance screen so I have 'proof' that I have jobs that are then being removed from my account.

Jemma__2

angel13 wrote: »

did they get back to you to explain why? I dont know whether I should start printing the acceptance screen so I have 'proof' that I have jobs that are then being removed from my account.

Angel

My Sports Shop has also disappeared ... you are not alone!

BargainAholic_2

No point .... just no point

kitchpoo

vicz123 wrote: »

ergh did a burger job for dinner and feel really sick now. not good :lipsrseal

edit to have now been sick another one tomorrow as well

You must tell me where these are!!

kitchpoo

I need a break, fed up of car dealerships now - one more tomorrow. It would be OK if you could extract the info from them without all the sales guff, and looking convincing. Spent 2 hours in 2 different dealers today. Thats 15 done in 9 days.

ljshopper

Jemma_ wrote: »

Angel

My Sports Shop has also disappeared ... you are not alone!

Mine has gone as well.

creaker

I think it's the objective one that may be wrong. The one you picked sounds more subjective, i.e. opinion as opposed to fact. Objective should be factual, hope that helps.

nbruen

Also, I would reconsider the answer to the first question

ChefBungle

Without wanting to sound overly harsh.....

The test is in place for a reason - to ensure that people who actually carry out mystery shops are able to do so with a certain level of professionalism. If you have already failed the test a couple of times and are now coming on here "for the answers" then that probably suggests you don't have this.

From your post above, it would appear your command of English is rather poor - therefore how could TNS expect to receive a report that made sense to the client?

Also, if I was a store manager and a mystery shop report arrived which said that one of my team was "really spotty", then I would probably hit the roof! If you think this is an objective comment, then I would seriously question whether this is the right line of work for you.

If they let just anybody do mystery shopping, then this ultimately dilutes the quality of reports, clients get annoyed, fees go down or the work goes elsewhere.

nearlyheadlessian

Good gracious, is the tns test just some sort of multiple choice thing now? When I joined I had to read through the entire handbook and spent a good 40 minutes writing long written answers