Dear Schedulers:
I know you really, really, really want to get that shop scheduled, but sending the exact same email EIGHT times to me today already at 2:30 p.m. doesn't make me want to do it anymore than it did when I received your first email at 4:43 a.m. Why don't you add a bonus and see how that works out for you?
Oh and I am also soooooooo not interested in the shop 5 hours away for $6.00 that I seem to keep getting offered every day. If I tell you a radius of 30 miles within my house, I mean 30 miles within my house!
I have to register my date of birth with your company, so why do you keep sending me shops that I am not eligible for because you are looking for an 18- 21 year old only? Because I might know an 18-21 year old interested in the shop? Fine. Send me that email once. Not an email that doesn't state the age requirement only for me to apply and get rejected. Oh and then the icing on the cake, you keep sending me the same email over and over for weeks.
If it's for that infamous pizza mutilation shop, emailing me six times a day, sending a text message, two phone calls at 7:15 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. isn't going to get me to touch it with a ten foot pole. If you call me and I tell you I am not interested in shopping that company as respectfully as I can, please don't attempt to bully me.
I love mystery shopping and I try really hard to provide you with excellent reports. I work hard to have an excellent reputation with your companies. I sometimes wish you valued my time and efforts more. To the schedulers that do value me and know me, they know I bend over backwards for them and will take a shop 40 minutes away in both directions to help them out at the end of a deadline. In turn, they keep me in mind for prime shops at a later date. These relationships are what makes mystery shopping worth it to me.
Oh and to the scheduler who had me rebut an employee's comments on my report, wanting me to reply to the shopped employee's email to their boss with my rebuttal...I will NEVER work for your company again. That is my personal email, my information and I do not appreciate that information being forwrded to the shopped employee and being questioned because an employee denies their bad service. What do expect them to do? Say yes, I gave them crappy service? How's that for my response? PULL THE SECURITY TAPES.
((Come on, I know you guys have more! Let's hear it. I can't be the only one getting the same emails over and over and over!!! ))