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The mystery shopping thread - part 4
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I would have been happy to continue if they hadn´t stiffed me on the fee, but asking you to do a shop on the same day is a bit short notice!
Well, I gave MS a go, and it was quite fun, but I don´t put up with being messed around.0 -
HAAAAAAAAAAAA it gets even funnier.
I´ve just had a generic email appealing for shoppers for the same job - from the same person who refused me the full fee - and they´re not even offering a higher rate for these ´urgent´ jobs.
Have they heard of the word ´incentive´?0 -
Good point about the half thing, I use my laptop on the whole for mystery shopping but I could put half down I guess, it sounds good does that.0
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Slightly off topic, but with all these jobs listed on RE, I hope the system can cope when it comes to inputting the results ! As some of the jobs are for a specific day, so could imagine 100s of people trying to input results !0
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Good post, so much information :TNorman - Gemini Cleaning Services.0
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Sealed pot Member target £200 - No. 151
GC Yearly £3k so far £1097 May£220/£300
£1k in 100 days so far - £235
Snowball debt free calculator says DEC 09 - lets hope we can do it!
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Slightly off topic, but with all these jobs listed on RE, I hope the system can cope when it comes to inputting the results ! As some of the jobs are for a specific day, so could imagine 100s of people trying to input results !
At least the RE system is more reliable than GypSo fingers crossed
Sealed pot Member target £200 - No. 151
GC Yearly £3k so far £1097 May£220/£300
£1k in 100 days so far - £235
Snowball debt free calculator says DEC 09 - lets hope we can do it!
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learning_to_drive wrote: »Good point about the half thing, I use my laptop on the whole for mystery shopping but I could put half down I guess, it sounds good does that.
But it means you can calculate whatever percentage you actually use for business and add it to the pool, whether its 10% or 30% or 50% etc. And each year you calculate the WDA (Writing Down Allowance) which is a percentage of the current pool value. It was 25% this year though Timne will correct if I'm wrong.
A couple of years ago you could use 100% WDA for IT equipment but this no longer applies and the rules do change each year.
It does sound complicated but is actually just a little bit of math16 x Sanyo HIT 240w panels, 3.84kWp, south facing, 30 degree slope in the SW, 4.4 Eltek HE-t inverter installed 27/03/120 -
princess_leia wrote: »At least the RE system is more reliable than Gyp
So fingers crossed
The last time i did a RE job,system crashed, very annoying at least I had the long text parts saved in word. I always do this now to be on the safe side and its always useful to have in case you get any questions back.
My deepest apologies DW - I'll ensure my next post is MUCH more useful to u.0 -
Hello to everyone and hope that this sunshine is brightening all lives around. This is the first time i have dared to venture further in to this site so please excuse my ignorance. Could someone possibly tell me what its all about? I'm a self employed female decorator and for the first time in years the work has dried up. I stumbeled across this section of the forum and im totally intrigued. Could somebody please educate me as i am trying to bring in some extra revenue to cover the mortgage
I look forward to your return
Warmest regards
Marie0
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