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April 19, 2009 10:06PM
Hello
I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW HOW TO GET STARTED WITH THIS MYSTERY SHOP FORUM. I
need a job so I HOPE THIS WILL HELP ME OUT. And I LIKE TO MEET NEW PEOPLE AND TALK
TO THEM.




tHANKS jOYCE Anderson
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April 20, 2009 02:25AM
Welcome, Joyce. On the front page of the forum you will see a section called "New Mystery Shoppers". Read up there on how this all works and when you are ready to start signing up with companies there is a list at the beginning of the "Mystery Shopping Company Discussion" section of about 200 companies to begin signing up with. Good luck, and as you have questions, feel comfortable about asking smiling smiley
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April 20, 2009 02:16PM
Hello all,
My wife is not working and my pay has been cut. We are a family of 7 and my wife and I would like to know if there are any real "mystery shopper" deals out there to help us bring in some extra income.

I also recently started my own blog, but haven't had time to update it properly.

Thanks,
The Austin Family Meal Deal Guy
Austin, TX
www.austinfamilymealdeals.com
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April 20, 2009 02:33PM
There are real "mystery shopper" jobs out there, but as far as them being a "deal" that could really be debated. Currently there are many people in your situation who are turning to shopping, so both the fees for shops are down, the number of shops available is down (many clients have gone out of business, are closing locations or have stopped their shopping program) and the competition for work is fierce.

The standard job pays under $15 and likely at least part of that is a reimbursement for a purchase you must make to complete the job. The standard company will take 4-6 weeks to pay and reimburse you.
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April 26, 2009 07:22PM
Hello, I've been shopping part time for about 5 years. I'm an "older" shopper, retired, and can be selective about what shops I accept. I have learned the hard way to evaluate distance to travel, time to complete reports, time to complete shop, and purchase required. Some shops can end up costing me money. So, I'm very selective but I do enjoy it. The best thing that I did was to take the MSPA training to become a Gold certified member.
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June 30, 2009 09:00PM
Hello everybody! I am a new member living in St. Louis Missouri.
Meeting new people and businesses is very interesting and can be rewarding.
reading the questions and answers are a learning tool for me.
If I can not find an answer to my question , I hope you will not mind helping me find an answer.
thank you

Roy Evans-- St. Louis

roy evans
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