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I did a Costco, had to rate three of the people hawking food there. Paid only $12, but the form was pretty easy.

Robinv
robinv Wrote:
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> I did a Costco, had to rate three of the people
> hawking food there. Paid only $12, but the form
> was pretty easy.
>
> Robinv

Was that for Costco or for the merchandising company that hires those folks? I know somebody who knows somebody who was at Costco today doing a "Brand Ambassador" gig. The only way that I found out that she was there is that I called our mutual friend to see what he was doing after work and he was headed to meet her. I've only met her a few times, but it would be very weird running into her on a shop. She does all sorts of odd jobs, which I generally only hear about secondhand, so I never know what she'll be up to next.
RiverSong Wrote:
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> I don't know about the adult bookstores, but I
> shopped Adam & Eve a month or so ago. This
> location was a franchise and going for upscale.
> (I'm not sure why they bought the name since they
> are obviously going for a much pricier market.)
> They didn't have the item that I selected from the
> website and similar items were twice as much and
> well over my reimbursement, but I did get to check
> out a $150 toy that I had only seen online, and
> got a nice $40 reimbursement + payment for an item
> that I had been curious about.

River Song I assume that you were shopping an adult store named Adam & Eve based on the context here. What I am wondering is how you checked out the adult toy that was worth $150. Actually maybe I don't want to know, but was the job requirement to check out one of these "toys" and did you need to involve the salesperson with the check out? Maybe some people would take this job with no reimbursement....some would even pay to do this job.
sandyf Wrote:
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> RiverSong Wrote:
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> -----
> > I don't know about the adult bookstores, but I
> > shopped Adam & Eve a month or so ago. This
> > location was a franchise and going for upscale.
> > (I'm not sure why they bought the name since
> they
> > are obviously going for a much pricier market.)
> > They didn't have the item that I selected from
> the
> > website and similar items were twice as much
> and
> > well over my reimbursement, but I did get to
> check
> > out a $150 toy that I had only seen online, and
> > got a nice $40 reimbursement + payment for an
> item
> > that I had been curious about.
>
> River Song I assume that you were shopping an
> adult store named Adam & Eve based on the context
> here. What I am wondering is how you checked out
> the adult toy that was worth $150. Actually maybe
> I don't want to know, but was the job requirement
> to check out one of these "toys" and did you need
> to involve the salesperson with the check out?
> Maybe some people would take this job with no
> reimbursement....some would even pay to do this
> job.


If you want to see what I was fondling:
[we-vibe.com]

The III model. The salespeople were both female, and I don't go that way, but they did have the remote part of the time! ;-)

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/14/2013 07:27AM by RiverSong.
There was an article about adult boutiques in the Mystery Shopper Magazine: [www.mysteryshoppermagazine.com]

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Vera Bradley is shopped but I do not think monthly. It is purchase with return a different day. Now that they are being made in China you can find them everywhere. Plus, at the outlets, they have some incredible sales at least once a month.
@Keppi, does L'Occitaine shopped by a USA based company and do you see them in their USA site? What country are you in?
I would love to see Starbucks, Red Robin and Hallmark shopped! Oh by the way, Olive Garden is shopped, just not very frequently!
couponmoseley, Red Robin is shopped, Starbucks used to be. I haven't seen it in quite awhile, but I "think" one of the apps has shops for them. I am not a big fan, so have never really looked into it. I have never seen Hallmark personally.
I know Chuck E Cheese is shopped but I still can't find it....

We are having the baby's 6th birthday there and I am combing through the lists that I have but I can't find it... Blah!!!!

O.o o.O

Happily shopping New England and beyond!!!!!
I've seen Hallmark shops recently here in the Chicago area but its not the best of paying jobs....

Would love to see more of the 2 & 3 star hotel shops....Closer Look has a few, and another company does a hotel shop with one of the local casinos....and yet another company (same one as the Hallmark shops) does a circuit with 2 hotels in downtown Chicago (think $$$) and I've also seen the local Hard Rock Hotel shopped too.

I'd like to see our local playhouses and other concert venues get shopped as well as any of the local sports teams (one of our baseball teams gets shopped but its the one where you have to put a security deposit and you have to answer a lot of questions).

Oh yea airline shops here too....and shops in a resort area (not necessairly Disney....am thinking resort areas in the Midwest like in Wisconsin).

Silver certified (since 2009) and willing to do shops all around the greater Chicago, NW Indiana, and Southern Wisconsin areas (including airports!.
The company that shops them is active in the US but I can't access the US job board.



KateH Wrote:
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> @Keppi, does L'Occitaine shopped by a USA based
> company and do you see them in their USA site?
> What country are you in?
I have recently fell in love with Sephora.. Would love if it was shopper in Canada which they probably are and I don't know the company.. Same with IKEA. I love everything Swedish.

Silver Certified ~ Shopping all of Toronto and beyond
So this goes back to the post I wrote about getting stuck looking at the same companies over and over again each month. I have found that I am signed with the MSC that shops Chucky but it is in a folder that I only check so often.

*sigh* right under my nose.... another lesson learned....

O.o o.O

Happily shopping New England and beyond!!!!!
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