When I sign up with a company I sign confidentiality agreement, don't schedulers do to? If MSC wants me to keep certain information private, why my personal information is used on some forum that I'm not aware of?
SteveSoCal Wrote:
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> Plusha Wrote:
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> > Hmm.. I don't think it's ethical to post a name
> of
> > the shopper and ask schedulers from other MSC
> to
> > share their experiences. I don't think I've
> seen
> > shoppers here discussing a particular
> scheduler.
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> Isn't there a thread on this forum about Dawn
> Hunt?...and why would it be unethical to ask a
> pier about their experiences with a particular
> shopper you are considering working with? Your
> experience as a small business working in the
> community is not protected information. We have
> an entire section of this forum dedicated to
> publicly discussing businesses (MSCs) and there is
> little to nothing they can do about what is said
> here.
>
> I also don't understand the expectation from
> contractors to have their name uniquely
> identifiable for business purposes. If your birth
> name was Jeffrey Dahmer, I would not suggest that
> you set up a public business using that name.
> It's no fault of the potential clients that would
> be fearful of patronizing your business. On that
> same note, if you share the name with a notorious
> mystery shopping scammer, it's probably not the
> best business for you to engage in.
>
> Shoppers are guaranteed the right to work for
> MSCs. We are independent contractors and if a
> company does not like how you spell your name,
> it's within their rights not to utilize your
> services. It may be unfortunate, but there is
> nothing criminal or unethical about that.