Maximising income - Mystery Shopping? Surveys?

benbenandme

So why did the title of this thread change???:rolleyes: :rolleyes: Was it purely to confuse me after a couple of drinks tonight ???;)

jobbingmusician

trubster wrote: »

what jobs was that then jobbingmusician??? The only ones I have noticed was the crap and overpriced stationary shop and for the insult of a fee, I cant believe anyone would do it to say there is two visits involved!

Which ones did I miss?

BTW I dont get the "clown" on my list

You need to click on the tab which says 'complete your orientation' and take training to be offered clown jobs (took me a while to work out what you were on about! ) I think you have to have been working for them for a couple of months before you are allowed to be a clown!!!

There are supermarket jobs (none in my area, alas, and not the best sort of supermarkets ) and petrol stations, once they get to trust you a bit more! And then of course if you fancy lugging equipment all around your local area, you can start drinking designer coffees....:D

trubster

lol, no I cant do the clown because i was one!!!

I got busted and the clowns at gap (Literally) said they would block my account until they realised I worked in a very rural location so they did not want to loose me (or thats what they said), "so consider your self warned" what a joke

Love the coffee shops now as you can get mochas :-D

jobbingmusician

I so agree about the mochas!!! (Although we seem to be subsidising the price by 26p a throw!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) Had an especially delicious one this morning - they put cream in despite me saying I didn't want it:eek: Of course I didn't notice until I'd rushed away from the shop to take it's temperature, and it was only as I was thoughtfully licking the thermometer that I thought 'this tastes rather creamy' and looked in the cup. (I always put the thermometer through the little hole! )

trubster

I always have cream on it, not sure if it affects the temperature, I had to mark one down for 5f!

trubster

jobbingmusician wrote: »

I so agree about the mochas!!! (Although we seem to be subsidising the price by 26p a throw!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) Had an especially delicious one this morning - they put cream in despite me saying I didn't want it:eek: Of course I didn't notice until I'd rushed away from the shop to take it's temperature, and it was only as I was thoughtfully licking the thermometer that I thought 'this tastes rather creamy' and looked in the cup. (I always put the thermometer through the little hole! )

I have PM'd You

jobbingmusician

trubster wrote: »

I always have cream on it, not sure if it affects the temperature, I had to mark one down for 5f!

I didn't think we were allowed cream? Not so worried about the temperature, but I'm sure it must affect the weight :rolleyes:

Mine was underweight and under temp yesterday!

(Thanks for PM, have replied)

Chas

benbenandme wrote: »

So why did the title of this thread change???:rolleyes: :rolleyes: Was it purely to confuse me after a couple of drinks tonight ???;)

Yes, who changed the thread title (again) and why?

Mrs_E_Shopper

Could I just go back to an earlier post which amazed me and ask how many mystery shops people do on average per week?

I only do a handful, less than 10. That is partly from choice as there are certain types I don't pick up, e.g. the abominably paid office supplies one somebody mentioned recently!!!!, but also I just don't get the opportunity to do that many. What about the rest of you out there?

trubster

Mrs_E_Shopper wrote: »

Could I just go back to an earlier post which amazed me and ask how many mystery shops people do on average per week?

I only do a handful, less than 10. That is partly from choice as there are certain types I don't pick up, e.g. the abominably paid office supplies one somebody mentioned recently!!!!, but also I just don't get the opportunity to do that many. What about the rest of you out there?

Up to 10 jobs a day, average 40 p/w