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MYSTERY SHOPPING THREAD XV - please, no mention of client names or fees on here

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  • kman
    kman Posts: 572 Forumite
    sweettooth wrote: »
    Any tips on how to sign up? I tried but receive an error message so I'm not sure I found the right site. I am signed up to the 'old' version.:beer:
    Use this to log in with your email address and password from the old site: http://www.sassieshop.com/2researchint/shoppers/LoginShopper.norm.php
  • sweettooth_2
    sweettooth_2 Posts: 149 Forumite
    kman wrote: »
    Use this to log in with your email address and password from the old site: http://www.sassieshop.com/2researchint/shoppers/LoginShopper.norm.php

    Thank-you :beer:
    I managed to sign up to the Sassie US site - plenty of hotel jobs if anyone is going that way!

    All my local coffee's have gone, hope to catch them next time.
  • proshopper
    proshopper Posts: 624 Forumite
    Burger toilets
    Glyndwr wrote: »
    The error is on the question asking which toilets you visited. I've definately got the right sex(!). I'd previously answered whether they were clean so I can't see what the contradition is.

    I'll get on with a couple of other reports & go back to it & try again.

    Just a stab in the dark ..... it isn't an outlet at a service area, is it? These are sometimes set up as "site not responsible for toilets," in which case you have to go through all the questions and give that sort of response in each of the boxes.

    React travel
    Hi again. Anyone done one of the travel assignments for react? Is the fee fair for the amount of work? Is the questionnaire horribly long seeing as this involves two visits, internet queries etc? Just wondering if its worth applying for so any info would be great! Did a GR travel shop last week and it was dead straightforward :)

    I have done these several times in the past. The physical visits are much like any other travel agent job (in time spent, etc.). The other bits are failry quick. I reckon the pay is OK for the work involved (and it is React, so there is no hassle).

    AOB

    I have just picked up a good run of stamp jobs on Gyp. I have not put an alert on because they were only showing in one of my six areas.:)

    These Gyp sackings ...... they seem to do this every so often, don't they? I think they must have some 'minimum per month' jobs criterion; maybe the admin costs (e.g. processing pay) does not justify them keeping the people who only do one or two jobs a month. Just a thought. Also, they obviously clear out the client/shopper databases with alarming frequency. They said cheerio to me for coffee jobs earlier this week. I lost chicken ages ago. I just assume that the full and final farewell comes to us all eventually. It's just a case of when.:D
  • Fiver29
    Fiver29 Posts: 18,620 Forumite
    Lil_Me wrote: »
    It's probably more to do with there only being burgers available. Although in all honesty I'd recommend doing the orientation for the burgers. They are gyps baby so if they have a shopper who refuses to do them they may decide to sack you.

    I don't think there is any rhyme or reason to the sackings, but I would recommend doing the odd one burger every few months to keep in their good books. They also keep a lot of the good shops such as fuel back for bribes to get you to do burgers. So if you don't do any burgers you may struggle to find any jobs on there.

    Thanks, I'll do the burger orientations then and see what happens :)

    Anyone know what GR are like for honest opinions, I've just done one for them and the assistant was bad to say the least, I've seen people say they get sacked for giving honest results, are GR likely to do that?
    Moving onto a better place...Ciao :wave:
  • misssarahleigh
    misssarahleigh Posts: 2,852 Forumite
    I've done a few for GR that basically said they were C**p and never had a problem.
    I get what i want. That isn't because i'm a brat or spoilt. It's because i'm determined, i work hard for it and i achieve my goals!
  • nehpets81
    nehpets81 Posts: 355 Forumite
    Fiver29 wrote: »
    Thanks, I'll do the burger orientations then and see what happens :)

    Anyone know what GR are like for honest opinions, I've just done one for them and the assistant was bad to say the least, I've seen people say they get sacked for giving honest results, are GR likely to do that?

    If it is what really happened then I am sure you will be fine with GR. The only companies I have ever had any problem with in this regard are Gap and RE.
  • ukmonkey
    ukmonkey Posts: 3,024 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Yeah GR are spot only. My only fault with them is the lack of work!
  • misssarahleigh
    misssarahleigh Posts: 2,852 Forumite
    I made a mistake. I answered an unknown number. And the result was.............................. a chicken job for £7.

    They have never rung me before. Purposly haven't taken the burger test so they don't lol

    I feel i should have haggled for a little more but i'm happy for my first attempt lol

    Now, is esa would ring about the flipping pharmacy they keep extending the date on i would be ok lol
    I get what i want. That isn't because i'm a brat or spoilt. It's because i'm determined, i work hard for it and i achieve my goals!
  • serendipity2706
    serendipity2706 Posts: 1,843 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Photogenic Combo Breaker
    I made a mistake. I answered an unknown number. And the result was.............................. a chicken job for £7.

    They have never rung me before. Purposly haven't taken the burger test so they don't lol

    I feel i should have haggled for a little more but i'm happy for my first attempt lol

    Now, is esa would ring about the flipping pharmacy they keep extending the date on i would be ok lol
    just done 3 pharmacies today- easy as pie...
  • brryssn
    brryssn Posts: 544 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Lil_Me wrote: »
    It's probably more to do with there only being burgers available. Although in all honesty I'd recommend doing the orientation for the burgers. They are gyps baby so if they have a shopper who refuses to do them they may decide to sack you.

    I don't think there is any rhyme or reason to the sackings, but I would recommend doing the odd one burger every few months to keep in their good books. They also keep a lot of the good shops such as fuel back for bribes to get you to do burgers. So if you don't do any burgers you may struggle to find any jobs on there.


    I had the Gap email today too - it was only a matter of time I suppose!

    I've been with them a few years now, & really only did coffee, stamp shops, corner shops & the odd travel agent & phone shop - on average about 15 jobs a month.

    I only ever did a few burgers - got begging phone calls for these but said no almost every time if it wasn't convenient for me - yet always got offered other jobs.

    It's been a good run and like others was always told I was "one of their best shoppers" blah blah, but that's life...........and there are hundreds of Mystery Shopping companies out there..............................:D
    ;)
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