Maximising income - Mystery Shopping? Surveys? (Part Three)

Hollypear

brryssn wrote: »

Yes - they're under Lanarkshire if you key that in - but I always key in "ALL" to see what's what throughout the country - I regularly go back to Merseyside so look to see if I can do any there too. Who is that Restaurant by us with?

Can't help you with a Ticket for tonight though! My husband is away on Business so my friends are coming round for a few scoops! My daughter has her English Higher tomorrow though - so better not make it TOO late a night! And even though I'm an Evertonian - I will be supporting Rangers & cheering them on!!:beer:

The restaurant/pub/hotel chain visits are with https://www.mysterycustomerevaluations.com They are based in Lasswade. Email FAO Mark he's a top bloke. If you want me to recommend you so you get in quick PM me your email addie and I will email him.

And we are all blues together. One of my MS companies asked recently to email them if you have a footie season ticket and I emailed and said I had a Rangers ST. They sent me a good luck message this morning which I thought was a nice personal touch.

Thanks for the advice for TNS. I will try that.

Timmne

Hollypear wrote: »

The restaurant/pub/hotel chain visits are with www.mysterycustomerevaluations.com They are based in Lasswade. Email FAO Mark he's a top bloke.

I would absolutely second that! MCE are brill - they're actually interested in their jobs which is something one doesn't come across too often with MSing!

johnny_c-l

Quick tax question - I visited my parents a while ago, and did a mystery shop whilst I was there. Can I claim back the train fare as expenditure even though the MS wasn't my primary reason for travelling?

(Train fare = £12, Job = £5 fee & £3 re-imbursment)

Timmne

That's just one for you to decide. What's to say you didn't pop in to your parents' whilst you were doing your shop, meaning the MS was your primary reason for travelling?

Personally, I would claim half but I think it's rather subjective. I might be wrong but I don't think there's anything in concrete about this kind of thing...?

johnny_c-l

Thanks Timmne!

Hollypear

Timmne wrote: »

I would absolutely second that! MCE are brill - they're actually interested in their jobs which is something one doesn't come across too often with MSing!

I agree Timmne. The one I just done was my 1st for them and I nervously awaited my feedback. Got an email saying my report was excellent and they were delighted with it and they were sure their client would also be delighted. Really made me feel valued ( as us MS'ers say)

lola234

Hollypear wrote: »

Thanks. Are they under Lanarkshire???quote]

Hi Hollypear,

The pub jobs in Glasgow on TNS are under Lanarkshire but bear in mind a lot of them have age restrictions so you might not see them all. I'm too old for the yellow studenty pubs even though when I go into the one near me I'm about the youngest in there, especially during uni holidays.:rotfl:

Lola

Clippyjo

TNS....

Can't see how to join as a MS.

Any ideas?

Thanks

Timmne

Try this: http://www.tns-global.com/corporate/Rooms/DisplayPages/LayoutInitial?Container=com.webridge.entity.Entity%5BOID%5BF381EC52095BE74F8940A122AA3824EC%5D%5D

TractorGirl327

Timmne wrote: »

I would absolutely second that! MCE are brill - they're actually interested in their jobs which is something one doesn't come across too often with MSing!

Thank you. I have just applied to them. :T