We are a real Mystery shopping co with Mystery shops available

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WE NEED NEW DEPENDABLE PEOPLE for MYSTERY SHOPPING
All over US .. see our TODAY SHOW Segment on our site
you must be reliable, observant and able to follow instructions
Satisfaction Services Inc has mystery shops
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     I followed up with these people earlier this year. Here is the
assignment they  wanted to gave me.

   Go to an ice cream place across town (20-30 minute car drive plus, at
the very least a dollar for a meter/45-60 minutes on public transit
involving at least three lines).

  Get on line to oder a sundae. Note if the greet mentions the special.

  Send them a report and get reimbursed for the sundae and "up to $5
extra".


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 It can be a good way to make a little money if you live in a downtown area.
I used to do it.

 
Karen Newton wrote:

I've done quite a few mystery shops but you're correct, you will make a
"little money" but not much.  When my kids were younger we'd be sent to
Chevy's around here, I was to buy up to $50 and that would be
reimbursed.  But there was no "cash" reimbursement except the cost of
the meal.  Other shops I did were for fast foods (my favorite was doing
a shop against a FF seafood company I used to be a manager of...luckily
I didn't go to any of the stores I used to manage) and that would net a
cheap meal and $12.  Last, some didn't require any purchase at all or
very minimal ($5 max) like the Disney store or some ladies clothing
store for anorexics where the max size is 5.  Those would get about
$15.  If you're good, concise and prompt you'll get more offers and
"better" offers, so that could be lucrative.  Great for someone with a
very flexible schedule.  Keep in mind they do send 1099 forms at the
end of the year so it's not "under the table" money.

 Karen Newton wrote:

   I know people who have done it and the pays was  more than $5.
   By the way, the locale they wanted was no where near downtown.

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