I like that pizza store and we eat there anyway. Did the shop once and decided that it isn't worth it, even when I was already there and already going to purchase the pizza. It's too bad because I like the company; it just doesn't pay enough. Not even close.@johnb974 wrote:
I agree this shop isn't for everyone. I just don't think it's worth my time and effort. I can make more on shorter shops with less paperwork.
@johnb974 wrote:
I've done other shops for pizza that had simple reports. This one shop wanted to note the exact time, hour, mins and secs, through each process. Than they wanted to know the exact mins and secs it took for each sections. They already have that the first time. If you don't get the math right they refuse to pay.
@johnb974 wrote:
This is the ONLY shop I've seen that requires 2 sets of timing for each step. It's not really necessary and just gives them an opportunity to deny the shop. I'm sure they will correct any of your mistakes, turn in the report and get paid themselves. You do all the work and get nothing.
You could also make up your own time. Just start an estimate of when you got in line and estimate your time through the process. It's not like they're going to spend all day timing videos of all the shops.
@AnneAshley wrote:
Use the Shop It app to do exact timings as well as elapsed timings.
@johnb974 wrote:
Good shoppers should not be paid or accept such low wages. No one's watch times matches all others. Watches can be a few minutes off from each other. They put the redundancy in there to give a reason for not paying you. I corrected my times and they still refused the shop. I'm sure they will still use the information so the MSC gets paid, while not paying the shopper.
@johnb974 wrote:
$5000 a month? You have got to be kidding. LOL
@SoCalMama wrote:
@johnb974 wrote:
$5000 a month? You have got to be kidding. LOL
No, I am not kidding. Minimum daily rate for me is $200/day fee for any on site work (hotels, casinos, etc). That is if I don't find other things to do in addition to the main job I am doing.
@spicy1 wrote:
I believe someone could hit $5,000 a month but not without a very long day and absolutely not every month and certain not very many months. Most of the very high paying assignments are completed by mystery shopping company owners, employees and their I.C. hired on editors and schedulers anyway. eta: owners
@CABZmom wrote:
Funny you should mention the $10 audits. That audit paid about 25-35 when I did it two years ago. Mostly settled at 25. I will not touch it until it goes way up. I hope everybody else does that too. Used to be appt. I never saw it on my board at all last calendar year, so I thought it moved or I did enough when I started, hit a limit. Once you do the first couple, if never done before or in case it is much altered from before, it should go fast. But you are at the mercy of customer flow...so. I definitely need more, even if it becomes like second nature.