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Mystery Shopping Thread 25 *PLEASE READ THE OP FIRST**PLEASE NO CLIENT NAMES OR FEES
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What is the best website to use to plan the quickest route between jobs?
http://www.drivingrouteplanner.com
Used to use it nightly when I was doing service calls for an IT company to plan the next days route.0 -
Sunny_spell wrote: »Gap money for October visits in the bank. I am pleasantly surprised they paid in time this month.:)
My recollection from last year is that they tried to wind up December mid-month, probably to avoid Christmas. So getting people paid to concentrate on the assignments makes sense.0 -
My Mystery shopping work is going quite well and it is steady. I have a part time job as well but this has been good for me. Some of the payments leave alot to be desired but I have bought a couple of gifts.
i find the paperwork afterwards takes a while and I hate taking photographs.0 -
So what kind of delights does a higher shopper score with Gfk bring you? i know we cant name clients for the MS companies but is there anything I'm not seeing whilst only having a lowly 5?0
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.....drivingrouteplanner.com
Does that take into consideration the likely traffic levels at the time of departure? i cant seem to find any journey planners that allow you to enter a start time.
I use google maps but that will plan the route based on traffic levels at the time.
No good when it comes to planning that 8am journey only at 11pm lol0 -
Mr._Bigglesworth wrote: ».....drivingrouteplanner.com
Does that take into consideration the likely traffic levels at the time of departure?
No it doesn't. You put in a list of post codes you need to visit and it gives the shortest/fastest routes.0 -
The AA and RAC have journey planners on their apps and traffic conditions/accidents etc.0
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Mr._Bigglesworth wrote: »So what kind of delights does a higher shopper score with Gfk bring you? i know we cant name clients for the MS companies but is there anything I'm not seeing whilst only having a lowly 5?
How did you find your shopper score with Gfk?0 -
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MysteryMan00 wrote: »Are you doing by computer or Android?
Android.MysteryMan00 wrote: »I thought it sounded like a pain to do computer work after - especially as so many visits. As I have an iphone I'll have to email my photos to my computer shop by shop - with the postcode as a title - and do in the evening. Bottle of wine job I think!
Can you not use the web version on your iThingy?
Use Dropbox or Skydrive and it sends them automatically when you are connected to WiFi, means a quick coffee at a gyp burger and your photos are waiting for you.MysteryMan00 wrote: »You guys are lucky btw managing to get started - I've had an email (at least I got one this time) saying my box wouldn't arrive today after all - it will be tomorrow. Fingers crossed it's late because they got it sent back and are now putting the rest of the stuff in. If I get it tomorrow and it's half empty I think I'll scream!
I got enough POS to do 5 high yield visits that needed to be done now.0
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