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

paulherts

TNS did similar van job for a lot more money

scotjm

Confirmed my first job for Monday, should be good!

whitelabel

scotjm wrote: »

Confirmed my first job for Monday, should be good!

which company for ?

read and re read then re read the brief again to make sure you know all the things you need to do/ remember

good luck

amiehall

Awwww I feel really guilty. I did an electronics shop and the assistant was very helpful and gave some great advice. I said the item he suggested was a bit more than I wanted to spend and he told me to go on amazon. He's going to get into loads of trouble and he was just trying to be a friendly, helpful man

Middy

My friend and I are going out for the day to a town about 30 miles from here and found our place to eat lunch. Quite surprised that 1. Its available only for today and 2. Its one of our usual places to eat when we are out n about!

scotjm

whitelabel wrote: »

which company for ?

read and re read then re read the brief again to make sure you know all the things you need to do/ remember

good luck

It's for a famous sandwich making company on MF! thank you for the good luck

superliss

scotjm wrote: »

It's for a famous sandwich making company on MF! thank you for the good luck

If it's your first visit, it might be useful to record the audio of your visit. Will help you to write a concise report and relax a little more.

DPJames

samtastic7 wrote: »

DPJames why dont you do one! haven'you been reported enough?

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DPJames

scotjm wrote: »

It's for a famous sandwich making company on MF! thank you for the good luck

That one's a doddle. Not much to remember at all. And a delicious free dinner to boot.

Remember to take a photo of your sandwich before you eat it though. Visit toilets, remember names, what's left and right. All straight forward stuff.

Enjoy!!

DPJames

amiehall wrote: »

I said the item he suggested was a bit more than I wanted to spend and he told me to go on amazon. He's going to get into loads of trouble and he was just trying to be a friendly, helpful man

That's always a toughie when that happens. You know he'll probably get a blasting for it. But he's done you a favour, been a decent person and tried to save you some money. In the real World, you'd appreciate his efforts and honesty.
So do you remain professional and report exactly what happened? Or do you return the favour, and miss a detail or two out?
Was it part of his sales patter. Or was it was just something he mentioned in a private conversation with you when you were leaving?