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Maximising income - Mystery Shopping? Surveys? (Part Three)
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Paul_Varjak wrote: »At the moment I am making £900 per month but many people would take a year to earn that amount.
When an MS shopper appeared on Martin's TV programme it was said she earned £500 per year plus £1500 in 'perks'.
£900 a month? :eek: :eek:
How many burgers and pizzas is that? You must look like the michelin man!! :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:We’ve had to remove your signature. Please check the Forum Rules if you’re unsure why it’s been removed and, if still unsure, email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0 -
Most of my work for MS companies is done at home! Never bought a pizza, burger, drink or ever visited a turf accountant!0
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samtastic7 wrote: »when i did tns application i tried to use my own words rather than quote from the hand book is it best to copy wjhat they say i suppose it depends if they have much work in your are too:heart2: Katie & Benjy - I'll meet you at Rainbow Bridge......:heart2:0
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Paul_Varjak wrote: »I think the crucial thing is not to say how much an MS company pays per job.
It is not difficult to work it out from your posts
e.g. "I got £x for 3 jobs"0 -
Hi all, sorry if this is in the tread somewhere, I have searched. Has anyone heard of Impact Mystery Shopping? I recieved an email from them asking if i'd be interested. Any input would be great thanks x x x:think: Always thinking!
Provident - Paid:cool: Electric - Paid:cool: Gas - £304.00, ST Water - 469.19, FW - £294.11, Studio - £395.04, Capital one - £318.69, LW - £561.19, Very - £340.30 Total = £2682.52
Lincolnshire coop savings - £10.84
Park 2014 £20 of £4000 -
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Paul_Varjak wrote: »When working as a mystery shopper it is probably not a good idea to make assumptions!
but does help to be good with figures. :beer:
Other companies, competitors, read these posts and that's why we have to keep all the information confidential. So that they don't pinch the contracts and reduce the fees...0 -
How long does it take for RE to process a report? I submitted mine on Tuesday afternoon but haven't heard anything back yet.Sealed Pot Challenge #817 £50 banked0
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I can depend on who the report is for. I have a report that I did on |Tuesday and I am waiting for that to be processed too.January Grocery 11/3740
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Paul_Varjak wrote: »Have you tried Assosia? Many of their reports require just a few words and the pay is quite good too. Admittedly, the work is not regular, but when the works comes it is sometimes possible to earn a quick £60 (from several short jobs). I earned £27 last night and they took my report over the phone because my internet was down.
Can I just mention that Assosia take breaches of confidentiality VERY seriously and by mentioning fees you are, in effect, breaching the confidentiality agreement you read everytime you do a job for them. It would be better not to discuss them on a forum in anyway. I am sure those who work for Assosia have had emails recently, making it VERY clear, that nothing is to be discussed on open forums and frankly, I am surprised people haven't taken this on board.0
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