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MYSTERY SHOPPING THREAD 17 - please don't mention client names or fees on here!!

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  • jen_br
    jen_br Posts: 2,653 Forumite
    Radarman wrote: »
    Have you ever had a MS that the sales person has been so good that you actually wanted to keep the goods? I had one yesterday where the assistant spent over an hour with me. It was like having my own personnal trainer :) I came out of the store conviced that I was going to keep the trainers (nearly £100 :eek:) However the rain came on and it was absolutely freezing so sanity ruled and I sent them back :D


    was this for react and was it one where you havet he option of going on a tredmill?

    I kept my trainers they were awesome.
  • Kimitatsu
    Kimitatsu Posts: 3,889 Forumite
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    Monkeynut wrote: »
    Oooooh, exciting stuff today. Have finally done my first Egg Job!!! :D

    However, I may well have fluffed it up. Silly me spent all of 3p over the maximum spend. Tsk. :o
    From anyone's experience, is this likely to be a problem??

    You will still be apid - just up to the limit stipulated. I look on it as a discount on my shopping so will always pick up the bits and pieces I need.

    Radarman - yup lol! Last year there were some posh dress shops that a few of us did, went in fell in love with the dress and spent £40 upwards for a fee a lot less than that :rotfl:I recently did a tv job though and the salesman was brilliant - made me realise that I needed to wait until the technologyu got better before I need to upgrade :T
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  • Radarman wrote: »
    Have you ever had a MS that the sales person has been so good that you actually wanted to keep the goods? I had one yesterday where the assistant spent over an hour with me. It was like having my own personnal trainer :) I came out of the store conviced that I was going to keep the trainers (nearly £100 :eek:) However the rain came on and it was absolutely freezing so sanity ruled and I sent them back :D

    I bought a car once after a test drive! (Haven't done any since then)
  • jen_br wrote: »
    was this for react and was it one where you havet he option of going on a tredmill?

    I kept my trainers they were awesome.


    That's the one :T I was exhasted at the end of it though. Tried on 6 different pairs until we found the ones that worked. (On the treadmill every time!!)
  • duchy
    duchy Posts: 19,511 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Combo Breaker Xmas Saver!
    After a few coffin shops I'm finding myself thinking that as a single paarent how useful it would be to prepay my funeral so my son wouldn't have the hassle !! Heck it's even MSE as it fixes the price. I worry myself sometimes ..............
    I Would Rather Climb A Mountain Than Crawl Into A Hole

    MSE Florida wedding .....no problem
  • Alanb wrote: »
    May I just ask a quick question. I've just started Mystery shopping and want to do some accounts. Obviously there is the fee. What do I do about the things I've bought as part of the assignement, do I include those as part of the fee or ignore them, I guess I take the petrol off the fee but am not sure about the Reibursements.
    Thanks in anticipation

    Fee + reimbursement is your income.
    Anything you buy is an allowable expense.
    Any expense incurred wholly through MSing is an allowable expense (petrol to 40p/m, printing, proportion of Internet etc.)

    Hope that helps :D
  • Kimitatsu
    Kimitatsu Posts: 3,889 Forumite
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    duchy wrote: »
    After a few coffin shops I'm finding myself thinking that as a single paarent how useful it would be to prepay my funeral so my son wouldn't have the hassle !! Heck it's even MSE as it fixes the price. I worry myself sometimes ..............

    Me too!! In fact I was wondering about passing the brochure onto FIL as we were all suprised at the price of a funeral :eek: Every time I am assured that I can plan it all and pay it over several years, not bad considering they go up by about £250-£300 a year ............

    At least I am not the only one :rotfl:
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  • duchy
    duchy Posts: 19,511 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Combo Breaker Xmas Saver!
    and you get points on it too :rotfl::rotfl:
    I Would Rather Climb A Mountain Than Crawl Into A Hole

    MSE Florida wedding .....no problem
  • Radarman wrote: »
    Have you ever had a MS that the sales person has been so good that you actually wanted to keep the goods? I had one yesterday where the assistant spent over an hour with me. It was like having my own personnal trainer :) I came out of the store conviced that I was going to keep the trainers (nearly £100 :eek:) However the rain came on and it was absolutely freezing so sanity ruled and I sent them back :D
    I did keep mine. Did a gym job too and joined up!
    but generally, no-one is near that good and it goes back
  • Kimitatsu wrote: »
    Me too!! In fact I was wondering about passing the brochure onto FIL as we were all suprised at the price of a funeral :eek: Every time I am assured that I can plan it all and pay it over several years, not bad considering they go up by about £250-£300 a year ............

    At least I am not the only one :rotfl:

    Me too on this one, Single mum, grown up kids who are students so have no money! etc etc
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