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

somalt

mimi1234 wrote: »

Such a kerfuffle, the mos got on her high horse and everyone was looking at me. Felt like saying "Chillout love, it's only a mystery shop".

That would have been very embarrassing, and I bet it was a pain to try to fit that in on the form.

It would have been hilarious if you could have said that, I bet her face would have been a picture.

teendude

N.I.M wrote: »

Can only pick up two

OH. That would explain why one particular one was missing but every other local one is there!

Try emailing some of the allocators, they might just give you some anyway :P

money_savings_my_game

Have to make a purchase on a post visit. Does anyone know if I can buy stamps??? It says you can't buy savings stamps (and I have no clue what they are).

TractorGirl327

money_savings_my_game wrote: »

Have to make a purchase on a post visit. Does anyone know if I can buy stamps??? It says you can't buy savings stamps (and I have no clue what they are).

Yes you can or you can just post a letter and get a proof of posting. That's what I did, and next morning got 6 empty envelopes addressed to myself through the door!!

money_savings_my_game

Haha!
Well I think I'll stick to the stamps. Will be useful for ebay! Thanks for the help.
This will be my first post visit, fingers crossed everything goes well!

TractorGirl327

You get the full reimbursement anyway ... so save money and post a letter!

money_savings_my_game

Oh I see. I thought they would reimburse you up to £5 (so if you only spend £1, they would only reimburse £1).

Will be posting a letter now, me thinks

MysteryMe

Nah, as TG says if you buy something you must spend the total reimbursed amount but if you post a letter you dont but still get the full reimbursement. I always post a second class letter. Usually to myself but if it coincides with a birthday so much the better!

Tudorc1

MysteryMe wrote: »

Nah, as TG says if you buy something you must spend the total reimbursed amount but if you post a letter you dont but still get the full reimbursement. I always post a second class letter. Usually to myself but if it coincides with a birthday so much the better!

Even Better - get proof of postage on a free post envelope !

(don't like smiliies but )

redcar_2

Tudorc1 wrote: »

Even Better - get proof of postage on a free post envelope !

(don't like smiliies but )

Very cunning will be using that!