Examine your practice

Have any of you heard or worked for a company called Examine your practice? I received and e-mail they want me to click on the site in the email rather than going to there myself. They claim they are from arch Deb prohet site.

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To the best of my knowledge they are legitimate. I signed up with them in February 2007 but have not seen any jobs in my area.

I am always skeptical about links in emails as they may be spoofs. Their basic website is [www.examineyourpractice.com] and they are a Prophet company where the login page is [www.shopperseypvv.com] You can sign up from either location.

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The site is Archondev (Archon Development) the company that developed Prophet software.

I wonder if they pay part of your medical bill.

No, they do not, to my understanding. You go in as a phony complaint. They pay you for it. I haven't done one though, they mhave no jobs here. But I read the info and this is what i came away thinking. Could be wrong.

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Just read the website more carefully, and they do pay for the doctor bill. Going in with a phony complaint would be unethical. But nothing in NY area anyway.

I have been signed up with them for quite some time without any assignments. I have talked to them on the phone twice, I think. The last time they called me for general information. I am supposed to find their assignments on Palm. I have done medical mystery shops in the past, and not only like them, but I do well according to my scores. From every company I've registered with, those assignments are few and far between.

If you register with Palm, the assignment offers, if any, will be emailed to you. Palm also has aboard.

Has what aboard?

Typo. "Palm also has a board." Heehee.

Ok, I get it. You could have fooled me.

I'm a 2-finger typist.

See the post above from the owner of EYP.

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