UPDATE:
Over the weekend, I received multiple "emergency" requests to do the shop that I had already done. Most were on a mass email with a list of shops available up and down the West Coast. The shop I performed was still listed. The shop whose form I used was not. This morning, I received a personal invite to do the shop that I actually performed - for almost double the price for which I actually did it.
My read: I scored well on the shop that I actually did and have been given a positive mark as a shopper - and, perhaps, the only one in the area. However, internally, the paperwork is still crossed and there is a disconnect between the project manager, editor, scheduler and database. If this is resolved, I am hoping to pick up the second shop with a large bonus. If it is not resolved, the MSC becomes the first on my 10' pole list.
So, I sent two very polite emails this morning. The first was to the scheduler, asking if she actually wanted the shop done that I did not complete. The second was to the editor, scheduler and project manager, reminding them of the confusing and asking if there was something more to be done. (As of this morning, I still don't have the correct evaluation form..)
Hard work builds character and homework is good for your soul.