MYSTERY SHOPPING THREAD XIV - Please do NOT mention Client names on here

MrShopper

lovetowinacar wrote: »

Not done that yet but seriously considering a SAT NAV... is that before or after the dinky laptop usually?:rotfl:

and I haven't even purchased a curve thingy yet or blackberry thing that everyone else seemed to be chatting about recently:)

I found I could get 25% more work done when I had a sat nav. It's so eassssyyyy:D

Just pop in the postcode in a town you don't know and minutes later your there......superb

jc2703

MrShopper wrote: »

I found I could get 25% more work done when I had a sat nav. It's so eassssyyyy:D

Just pop in the postcode in a town you don't know and minutes later your there......superb

I found I can get to places much easy with my sat nav..... he's 6' and called Steve :rotfl:

Wonder if I can claim for him against tax.........

truly1

Hi all

Can anyone help me by sending me the link to ms the office? I have had to buy a new laptop as my old was broken and I have lost all of my links.

Any help greatly appreciated.

mysterious_girl

True to form: RE has posted assignments second day running where you can't enter a date to complete so therefore cannot accept the assignment. Absolute load of b****cks!:eek:

jediteacher

I was really against getting a Sat Nav. What a fool I was!

I now really rely on it for my mystery shopping. I can get to anywhere and not have to worry about getting directions and planning a route and then getting really lost. It really has made it easier for me to branch out and MS places I am not familiar with which has meant more work.

Well, there would be if there was any! :rotfl:

TractorGirl327

jediteacher wrote: »

I was really against getting a Sat Nav. What a fool I was!

I now really rely on it for my mystery shopping. I can get to anywhere and not have to worry about getting directions and planning a route and then getting really lost. It really has made it easier for me to branch out and MS places I am not familiar with which has meant more work.

Well, there would be if there was any! :rotfl:

We've never had a Sat nav, never really thought we'd need it. But the very first App I purchased for my iPhone was "Co Pilot", it was £26.99 for the UK edition so FAR cheaper than a SatNav system, and it is brilliant!!

Has made my life so much easier.

Although, I tend to use it all the time now just for the novelty factor - home to school, school to Bluewater, LOL, and I like to go a different way to confuse it - it always gets me there in the end!!

Thoroughly recommend this App (and I won a £25 iTunes voucher on eBay for about £18 so got it even cheaper!!)

TG xxx

TractorGirl327

truly1 wrote: »

Hi all

Can anyone help me by sending me the link to ms the office? I have had to buy a new laptop as my old was broken and I have lost all of my links.

Any help greatly appreciated.

I don't use The Office, but a link I've got bookmarked is http://www.invisionplus.net/forums/index.php?mforum=mshoppertheoffi

Having said which, just tried it, and that link doesn't seem to be working, so it's either changed, or the problems they were having over the weekend are still persisting!!

jc2703

Can anyone tell me who paid into the bank today? I have an odd amount that I can't match up.

Cheers

Edited to add : found out who paid it but i've no idea why they have.....

TractorGirl327

jc2703 wrote: »

Can anyone tell me who paid into the bank today? I have an odd amount that I can't match up.

Cheers

Just looked at my account, no money in today , so sorry can't help!

proshopper

jediteacher wrote: »

I was really against getting a Sat Nav. What a fool I was!

I now really rely on it for my mystery shopping. I can get to anywhere and not have to worry about getting directions and planning a route and then getting really lost. It really has made it easier for me to branch out and MS places I am not familiar with which has meant more work.

Well, there would be if there was any! :rotfl:

I have steadfastly resisted getting a Sat Nav, but have second thoughts about it all the time. Mostly, I am worried that it will get me into a panic in the car becuase I have a dreadful sense of direction and also cannot tell right from left.

After many years of MSing, I have a vast range of town street maps, which I keep in the car, together with several folders of googlemap printouts. I now know all the towns within a 50 mile radius pretty well and seem to get by without clocking up too many unnecessary miles. I rarely end up having to go to places I haven't been to before, and I have all of my cross-country routes down to a T.

What does interest is me how good a Sat Nav is when there is an unexpected road closure: can you get it to give you the quickest/shortest alternative route without too much hassle? Can you, jediteacher, or anyone else, answer this?;)