transmr.com, a great place for mystery shoppers

Its been 3 months now since I’ve signed up for www.transmr.com and its been a rewarding experience since then. These guys are one of the best mystery shopping rewardees. I have done many mystery audits for them and the experience has always been rewarding. They have many audits coming up each day and even the payment process is hassle free and quick everytime. These guys are one of the best in mystery marketing business. Guys just give a look!

Mod note: This poster is the same as rohit.0909. Since they posted on the job board for this company, it appears that they work for this company in a further capacity than just a mystery shopper. Please bear this in mind when considering to work for this company

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You sound like an infomercial lol!

I haven't heard of them before but the website looks interesting. I think I'll investigate them further when I get a spare minute.

been appointed a mystery shopping task for decathlon worth rs500 approx 5$ near to my place.
check it out you wont be dissapointed.

Mod note: This poster is the same as neha.6894. Since they posted on the job board for this company, it appears that they work for this company in a further capacity than just a mystery shopper. Please bear this in mind when considering to work for this company

They appear to have an extensive market but unfortunately for most of us here, they have nothing in North America. If they ever expand to Canada/USA please let us know.

Sounds like neha and rohit are the same person. Coincidence that their user names both have 4 numbers and they are both new members? Sounds like maybe they work for transmr.com.

@DareWright wrote:

Sounds like neha and rohit are the same person. Coincidence that their user names both have 4 numbers and they are both new members? Sounds like maybe they work for transmr.com.

I think you are probably right, DW. I didn't even notice the two different names. Too early in the morning for my brain to be turned on!
I'm sure they work for that company and pretty sure they are the same person but, if it provides a new MSC for our few members outside North America, then it seems okay to me to mention the company.
Just my two cents worth

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Just corporate criminals\ / Playin' with tanks

And I would certainly stay away from the website because I don't care to risk picking up 'junk' on my computer. This sounds spammy and I frankly don't care what their game is.

@Bena wrote:

@DareWright wrote:

Sounds like neha and rohit are the same person. Coincidence that their user names both have 4 numbers and they are both new members? Sounds like maybe they work for transmr.com.

I think you are probably right, DW. I didn't even notice the two different names. Too early in the morning for my brain to be turned on!
I'm sure they work for that company and pretty sure they are the same person but, if it provides a new MSC for our few members outside North America, then it seems okay to me to mention the company.
Just my two cents worth

Their website looks fancy enough, but there is no way I would trust a company that has surreptitiously placed promos on a forum under the guise of fake users. This would be especially true if said company were located in a distant country. I would stay away from them and their website entirely. If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's probably a duck.

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Could I have a receipt please?

Seems like a lot of the assignments are in India. Also, the images on their website of the shoppers look suspiciously like the images MF uses.

Something smells fishy.

Rohit definitely works for this company because they posted on the Job Board! If they are trying to grow a business, being deceitful is not a good way to start.

A very poorly designed website. Quite a few of the pages when clicked.. do not lead to much. A lot of gobbly-gook double-speak talk on there. Get to the point... Strange name and even stranger stuff that makes little sense. Improve your webpage and change your name.

@JASFLALMT wrote:

Something smells fishy.

Actually, I think something smells like curry....

You say India, I say Denmark, LOL

But could be Nigeria!

According to their website they have offices in India and South Africa with personal in Asia, Europe, S. America and Africa (but not Nigeria).

I seriously can't believe we're still talking about this spam post.

Shopper in California's Bay Area

I was making a joke.

@Bena wrote:

According to their website they have offices in India and South Africa with personal in Asia, Europe, S. America and Africa (but not Nigeria).

Nigeria is still in Africa. Just saying.

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My joke was along the lines of: something smells fishy (or rotten) in Denmark, curry from India, you won the Nigerian lottery...

Maybe Bena means everywhere in Africa except Nigeria? And Bena, it's personnel, not personal. If they wrote personal on their website that's a strong indicator that they are not a legitimate company (in addition to other warning signals).

My sister just happens to be with the Embassy in Nigeria. You wouldn't believe how many gullible Amercans contact the Embassy there because of Internet scams.

I recognised you meant it as a joke. The spelling error was mine alone. My comment "but not Nigeria" was my light-hearted response to your joke. I haven't seen any other warning signs against this company other than the poster using two nicks to promote it. (and 'recognised' is not a misspelling)

My initial reason for commenting was that I felt (whether correctly or not I can't say) that some of the comments were being to border on bigotry.

I think a claim of bigotry is stretching it a bit. The comments/jokes were insensitive at the worst, but not more offensive IMHO than portraying yourself as a shopper for a MSC if you do indeed work for said MSC. That is...assuming this MSC is real.

If the company was a fraud, then comparing it to a Nigerian scam would be somewhat more insulting, as I've never seen a Nigerian scam with anywhere near this degree of sophistication.

My guess is that it's real, and that the poster(s) is/are indeed based in India. The names used are are common Indian names, and the fee quoted for the shop was in Rupees. Neha is commonly a female name and Rohit a male name, as I understand it, so perhaps it's possible that it indeed is two people posting from the same IP address.

Rohit was somewhat off-base, however, as 500 Rupees is equal to over $7.50 at the moment. None-the-less, the low fee does add some legitimacy to the claim that they are indeed attempting to operate an actual mystery shopping company. The fabrications and poor design of the website lead me to believe that the company also lacks some of the traditional values we expect from a MSC in the west, and I would be hesitant to do business with them based on that alone.

So the next question is the legitimacy of this company.

The MSPA Asia Pacific has no listing.
A google search for "transmr India" gave a link to a company described as a mystery shopping company. That link has an excellent rating from WOT (Web of Trust).

It's late for me now . If anyone else wants to run with this feel free to take the baton.

Happily shopping Rhode Island and nearby Massachusetts and Connecticut

Yes, I "recognise" that in the UK many words are spelled differently than they are in the US

I definitely was not meaning to sound like a bigot. I embrace cultural diversity, but not potential scams!

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