Mystery Shopping Thread 23 *PLEASE READ THE OP FIRST**PLEASE NO CLIENT NAMES OR FEES

mimi1234

Ziggy_Stardust wrote: »

In the words of Harry Hill....

F I G H T !!!!!! :T:T:T


:rotfl::rotfl:

Sorry know I'm later been sunning myself

Bring the pizza then, I'm well starving! :cool:

THRIFTY_GIRL

Big_Graeme wrote: »

GfK old ruins jobs, anyone done one?
What are the reports like?

Is this the one you have to buy a membership?

I did one last year at a house and gardens. Was a lovely day out for the family.

Big_Graeme

THRIFTY_GIRL wrote: »

Is this the one you have to buy a membership?

I did one last year at a house and gardens. Was a lovely day out for the family.

Yup, that's the one.
Just concerned about the amount of data you need to capture will spoil the day out, was the report tick boxes and small comments or did it need reams of comments?

And thanks jen_br BTW, money isn't the real motivator for these ones it is more about a day out for us,
the last thing I want to do is drag the Mrs out and spend most of the day making endless notes.

Trevor64_2

Whats the deal with the company beginning with A who cannot be named? I finally picked up some work for them and wonder how I get the brief and enter results. Do they send it by email?

MysteryMe

Yeah, Assosia email you the paperwork which you complete and send back to them.

TeamNicholson

Afternoon all!

Just out of interest, when someone asks what u do for a living, what do you say you are? After reading some old threads, there were a few suggestions as to what to put your proffesion as when it comes to car insurance but nit in general. I have noticed a few of the company's asking you not too tell anyone other than close family. So... what do you do for a living?

Ziggy_Stardust

A spy??? Well you are in effect lol. I just say housewife.

whitelabel

This was discussed quite recently (again) if you have a search back

I find Consultant covers it well with business services as the sub section. Be sure to declare a part time job if putting house wife/husband/homemaker and add business cover too or risk invalid cover in event of a claim. Only costs a few pounds extra usually.

N.I.M

Consumer experience consultant / researcher if I counted this as my main employment.

HeavensDevil

MysteryMe wrote: »

Yeah, Assosia email you the paperwork which you complete and send back to them.

In addition to this, make sure to keep the email/s you've sent to them in your sent folder, until at least when you get paid - they've been known to claim they haven't received results and try to get out of paying. As someone new to them, you're probably quite susceptible to this.