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

Options

Comments

Chomeur Posts: 2,132 Forumite

18 September 2012 at 10:56AM
Options
PeteW wrote: »

I suggest everyone emails them and lets them know we don't like it and don't accept any of the -25p assignments until they go back up. I know it's only 25p, but if it saves them money that'll soon change to being a few quid!

Unless you think you can organise a mystery shoppers' union I think that the fees are just going to carry on down. I don't think the ms companies have any difficulties getting people to do the work - they're probably still paying minimum wage and the work is more pleasant than working on a check-out till. But I've had enough of it.

0

This discussion has been closed.

★ ★ ★ Meet your Ambassadors

MSE News

Double glazing firm Everest falls into administration – your installation and warranty rights explained
Home improvement and double glazing company Everest has stopped trading after falling into administration.
Sainsbury's shopper? Check if you can get an easy Nectar points boost with its new offer
If you have a Nectar card, you may be able to earn a few quid's worth of extra points this month, as Sainsbury's is running a limited new promotion for millions of shoppers.
Subway customer? Use or lose your loyalty scheme points TODAY before shake-up – here's what's happening
If you're a Subway Rewards member, you have until 5pm on Tuesday 14 May to spend any points you've built up – or lose them entirely.
Cheap energy deals for switchers could be back soon after Ofgem ends ban - Martin Lewis says it's "better late than never"
Rules that prevent energy firms from offering cheaper deals to new customers could be scrapped in October, paving the way for you to cut your bills by switching supplier. Martin Lewis has said that this move is “better late than never” and is much-needed to fix the broken energy market.
Santander to cut rate on popular 5.2% easy-access savings account next week – should you switch now?
Santander is cutting the rate on its popular easy-access savings account from 5.2% to 4.2% on Monday 20 May. But you can easily beat the new 4.2% rate by switching elsewhere.
Subway customer? You've got until TOMORROW to use your loyalty scheme points before shake-up – here's what's happening
If you're a Subway Rewards member, you have until 5pm on Tuesday 14 May to spend any points you've built up – or lose them entirely.
Tesco shopper? You've got three weeks left to spend £17 million of expiring Clubcard vouchers – or extend them with our trick
If you've got a Tesco Clubcard, check when your vouchers are due to expire as there are just three weeks left to spend or extend nearly £17 million-worth before they run out on Friday 31 May.
Sainsbury's shopper? Check if you can get an easy Nectar points boost with its limited new offer
If you have a Nectar card, you may be able to earn a few quid's worth of extra points this month, as Sainsbury's is running a limited new promotion for millions of shoppers.
Bank of England holds base rate at 5.25% again – but with a cut now on the horizon, what does it mean for your mortgage and savings?
The Bank of England has held the base rate at 5.25% for the sixth time in a row. But there are now stronger signs that a rate cut might be coming soon – which could have a knock on impact on mortgage and savings rates.

View All

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

Comments

Categories

Get our FREE Weekly email full of deals & guides - and it’s spam-free