How to Delete Account and not just Deactivate?

Does anybody have any advice on how to do this? I imagine I can edit my profile to something nonsensical and save it...but prefer to just have it deleted from their system. I don't trust a particular MSC with my info....

Thanks!

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If it's a Sassie account I don believe you can. I know at least you could not a few years back

Liz

With most of them you can only deactivate and once they get your info they have it forever.

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Maybe you can go in and edit your profile------>to something nonsensical-----< and change your personal info ( to something phony/false). Click on update and wait for them to contact you and then unsubcribe

I would think that -----------> "in cyberspace always in cyberspace".

I have yet to see a MSC that wanted revenge on a potential shopper just because we don't trust them.

Futhermore the most you can do is not repsond to there emails about shops when they contact you. 90 days to sixth months, they will barely know you exist

No, I think they like me just fine. I prefer to have my SSN at as few places as possible even when encrypted and other data. I actually don't have hard feelings against them (as a whole) otherwise I would have mentioned them by name. Due to some oddities its my belief a scheduler is informing a company of days they will be visited. Had a phone discussion where an individual at a company knew a shopper was coming in on a specific day and were told in advance. I guess he thought we were buddies and gave me enough details I've decided never to work with the MSC again. There may be other possibilities but I am fairly seasoned and due to the discussion I'm certain the salesperson did not believe I was a mystery shopper...

The client is probably the one notifying the location, not the MSC. The client can do this any way they want.

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Ah. Didn't think of that...kind of defeats the purpose...

If the salesperson does not believe you are the MS----->then you have done your job.

You have evaluated the Retail and objectively reported what you came across. Yes, the Client does tell his Retail that a MS is coming in. All the more for the Retail to be on its best behavior if they are otherwise not. The Manager of the retail depends on those bonuses too.

I like it when the Retail does not know I am the shopper. The Retail is loooking for a Shopper whom is this, that, and the other, and all they get is Me

Yah, thanks. It wasn't worth it whatsoever but I never thought they were alerted by the actual company. I think they're getting a biased perspective that way but they're the one footing the check. The guy was a bit "off" I dealt with..yet likeable...probably why I got to hear all about the mystery shoppers and blah blah blah...I figured in my report he figures I'm the mystery shopper he'll come knock on my door and yell, "I thought we waz Fweiiiiindssssssszzz!!!" and throw spoiled food at me or something.

WWWWWWOOOOOOOOWWWWWWW, didn't see that coming--------->""I thought we waz Fweiiiiindssssssszzz!!!" and throw spoiled food at me or something.

@rasky wrote:

Ah. Didn't think of that...kind of defeats the purpose...

Not if the manager wanted his manager to get perfect feedback about his employees. Or a district manager, or whatever.

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Management bonuses take into account the results of mystery shops, so it's in a manager's best interest to give the staff a heads up. But neither the manager nor the staff knows the identity of the mystery shopper - just a time frame of when they'll be there.

It also depends what they are looking for. In the coffee shop assignment where we have to ask a specific question and record their answer, clearly they've been told the correct answer and it's a test to see if they hit 1, 2 or 3 of the points they were trained on. Knowing the shopper is coming allows them time to practice just like you would for a test in school. I could shout, "Hi, I'm the shopper!!" before asking my question and it wouldn't matter, if they can't remember what a triple-shot mocha with extra whip tastes like or how to make it correctly.

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