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Mystery Shopping Thread 24 *PLEASE READ THE OP FIRST**PLEASE NO CLIENT NAMES OR FEES

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  • Ruby_Ruby
    Ruby_Ruby Posts: 277 Forumite
    That's probably more to do with offering services, of any sort from your home, Vikk or to do with health and safely or nuisance.

    I doubt anyone would be interested in you writing up a few reports at home. But I'm sure someone else will know more.
  • mimi1234
    mimi1234 Posts: 7,968 Forumite
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    Its my birthday Monday hehe xx

    :T:T:T HAPPY BIRTHDAY FOR MONDAY MSKITTEN :T:T:T

    Is it your 21st? Where is the party and are we all invited? I'll bring all the munchies :p
  • JohnnyG
    JohnnyG Posts: 583 Forumite
    superliss wrote: »
    I sent an email to confirm timings last night and it hasn't been bounced back. The enquiry system is the most sporadic, sometimish system I have seen.

    Keep sending if it's bounced back. Also keep a copy of it being bounced back in case they re-allocate your job.

    Have managed to get a message through on their enquiry system but e-mails are still bouncing :(. Have kept copies of all failed attempts :cool:.
  • JohnnyG
    JohnnyG Posts: 583 Forumite
    Just waiting on GAP premiums now and I'm gunna have a good weekend :) plus its my birthday Monday hehe xx

    Happy Birthday for Monday, hope you have a good one ;)
  • JohnnyG
    JohnnyG Posts: 583 Forumite
    This might sound like a silly question but are you allowed to do mystery shopping if your tenancy agreement says you can't do business in the premises?

    As Ruby says, I would think that is more to do with actually running a business from home, where you perhaps keep stock at the address or even have customers visiting.

    For peace of mind, can you confirm with your landlord as to what they consider a business.
  • Thank you Ruby & Johnny G, I will check with my landlord! :D
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  • mimi1234
    mimi1234 Posts: 7,968 Forumite
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    edited 26 April 2013 at 4:50PM
    This might sound like a silly question but are you allowed to do mystery shopping if your tenancy agreement says you can't do business in the premises?

    I don't think mystery shopping will be a problem. It tends to be folk who run a sewing company / bakery / tuition or something like that from where they live. I know a lot of council tenants have been evicted for running sewing classes at home, not that I am assuming you are a council tenant.

    Best check and that way you know for certain. :D
  • MysteryMe
    MysteryMe Posts: 3,465 Forumite
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    superliss wrote: »
    Happy birthday for monday. It was mine couple days ago. :-)

    Happy Birthday for Monday Ms Kitten and belated Happy Birthday Superliss :bdaycake:

    I don't think Ms Kittenn will have much room for cake if GAPing all over the weekend! :eek:
  • MysteryMe
    MysteryMe Posts: 3,465 Forumite
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    This might sound like a silly question but are you allowed to do mystery shopping if your tenancy agreement says you can't do business in the premises?

    Your actual work is away from home, the places where you are mystery shopping, writing reports would not concern anyone so sometimes better to let sleeping dogs lie.
  • Cybi-Ping
    Cybi-Ping Posts: 517 Forumite
    Happy birthday mskitten and superliss!!!!

    Does anyone here do merchandising? If you do circuit of jobs for a company and they change the requirements after the job has been attempted, is it fair to be asked to go back and do it again for no extra money?
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