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Mystery Shopping Thread 23 *PLEASE READ THE OP FIRST**PLEASE NO CLIENT NAMES OR FEES
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Nobbynobbs wrote: »First post, please be kind.
Football match visits just appeared on AA
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oops wrong place just found alerts thread - sorry
Like the plague, AVOID AVOID AVOID!!!!!, and welcome to the threadThis was 6 months out of date so I've changed it.:j:j:j:j0 -
Hi Nobby nobbs0
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Hi Both
Thanks for the great welcome, been shopping for the last few months and been reading this thread often. Thought it was about time I started to give back. Is there a reason I should avoid AA as I have found them very fair to date especially with Fuel allowances when travelling to the more urgent jobs, I also get 50% of my work from them?0 -
Nobbynobbs wrote: »Hi Both
Thanks for the great welcome, been shopping for the last few months and been reading this thread often. Thought it was about time I started to give back. Is there a reason I should avoid AA as I have found them very fair to date especially with Fuel allowances when travelling to the more urgent jobs, I also get 50% of my work from them?
I'm impressed you get fuel allowances from them.
My experience is that they cut fees after jobs have been picked up, invent mistakes as a reason not to pay (1 solicitors letter including evidence of their using my report anyway later and I got paid) and offer fees that dont even come half way to being minimum wage for the level of work involved.
But if your getting on well with them enjoy it while it lasts.This was 6 months out of date so I've changed it.:j:j:j:j0 -
Nobbynobbs wrote: »Hi Both
Thanks for the great welcome, been shopping for the last few months and been reading this thread often. Thought it was about time I started to give back. Is there a reason I should avoid AA as I have found them very fair to date especially with Fuel allowances when travelling to the more urgent jobs, I also get 50% of my work from them?
You will find at lease one person has had a bad experience with any company listed.
Each to their own. I personally think AA pay rather low fee's but have done a few jobs for them of late and got higher than the 'set' price.
I personally don't like TNS as I think it's the most ironic thing in the world to be a mystery shopping compay who cannot provide even the basic level of customer service.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!0 -
misssarahleigh wrote: »I personally don't like TNS as I think it's the most ironic thing in the world to be a mystery shopping compay who cannot provide even the basic level of customer service.
I will second that. The sooner they go bust, the better. Hopefully they will lose all their clients who will go to other companies that can actually allocate on time. Oh and the TNS chimp needs to go too!0 -
Good to get other shoppers views. So far so good with shopping companies that I am registered with. My only gripes so far are RA pay is that low that I will not work for them at all, and the Company that is on FB but cannot be mentioned don't have any assignments up near me.0
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Who are A A please0
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Alcoholics Anonymous
.........but I think it's Amber Arch in this case.
If there is anyone in Dewsbury, they have a nursery/kiddies centre on ESA with a fat fee. You could always call up tomorrow and try and ask for some more.......0
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