MYSTERY SHOPPING THREAD 18 - please don't mention client names or fees on here!!

weeg

MaxAben wrote: »

Hey weeg,

Sorry we have been moving into our new offices today so emails have gone a bit weird. Can you send it again please?

Thanks

I can absolutely see why you haven't replied! Thanks for the speedy reply. I hope the move went smoothly - I think i's even worse than moving house.

katiekittykat1977

Could anyone please give me some advice? I'm currently doing the report for the GfK phone shop I did today, and in the description of the sales assistant it asks for 'Build'. The girl who helped me was probably about a size 18, but I think 'large' is really rude. Is it? Can I put curvy? Or will they just send it back?

weeg

katiekittykat1977 wrote: »

Could anyone please give me some advice? I'm currently doing the report for the GfK phone shop I did today, and in the description of the sales assistant it asks for 'Build'. The girl who helped me was probably about a size 18, but I think 'large' is really rude. Is it? Can I put curvy? Or will they just send it back?

Why not put approx size 18?

katiekittykat1977

weeg wrote: »

Why not put approx size 18?

Can I do that? Sounds much better than 'large'!

mysterious_girl

weeg wrote: »

Why not put approx size 18?

Huge, enormous, morbidly obese, fat. Oh no, sorry, that's me!

Scaredy_Cat_3

I would just put medium build. Size 18 is pretty average these days!;)

redzhell

Scaredy_Cat wrote: »

I would just put medium build. Size 18 is pretty average these days!;)

I must be anorexic then!

serendipity2706

redzhell wrote: »

I must be anorexic then!

Don't be smug:D

Misty_Blue

I wouldn't say medium build. Maybe "larger" or "heavier" build? Or one of the companies I proof read for likes their shoppers to say "medium plus." :huh:

katiekittykat1977

Medium it is! She wasn't enormous or anything...just a bit bigger than me (I'm a size 14/16).