Mystery Shopping for a state lottery

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Some of the gas stations used to require the purchase of a numbers ticket, but it looks like that requirement has changed. Maybe other shoppers complained as I did, because it only reimbursed $1 for the ticket, after the state increased the cost to $2. I only completed them for a bonus, simply due to the pricing issue not being addressed. A ticket is a ticket is a ticket. If they can't afford an extra $1 to check compliance for something that they utilize to attract customers, fuhgettaboutit. Cheap.
Yeah, there was a Shop Metrics company in my area that shopped the lottery ticket process. I could build a route of them and make some good profit, even though the base rate was low, since the time on site was never more than 10 minutes. So when I could do 5 in an hour, it was a pretty good profit. I did them ONLY because they had the lottery portion of the shop. That's gone for now, so I'm doing any of the convenience shops.

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Wouldn't it be cool to have a shop for lottery and win big? I wonder if we would be able to keep the winnings.

Shopping Arkansas, Louisiana, & Mississippi.
I once won $250 on an OTB shop. Got to keep it and everything else was reimbursed, plus decent shop fee. It's the only way I gamble (at no cost to me).
I've done convenience store shops in Canada with Intouch Insight which required a lottery ticket purchase and was reimbursed. It wasn't a compliance shop so I have no idea why they were so specific about buying a lottery ticket.
@sestrahelena wrote:

I once won $250 on an OTB shop. Got to keep it and everything else was reimbursed, plus decent shop fee. It's the only way I gamble (at no cost to me).
Nice. I haven't won nearly that much on any shop. I did quit doing most of the casinos where winnings had to be returned. Same with ones where it's aggregated; it was frustrating to balance the loss against the win and come away with nothing.

"Let me offer you my definition of social justice: I keep what I earn and you keep what you earn. Do you disagree? Well then tell me how much of what I earn belongs to you - and why?” ~Walter Williams
@ArkLaMissshopping wrote:

Wouldn't it be cool to have a shop for lottery and win big? I wonder if we would be able to keep the winnings.
When the Shop Metrics MSC that did these shops were still doing the lottery portion of it, I emailed the scheduler and asked that very question. I was told, in writing, that any winnings would be mine to keep! So that would have been cool, but I never won more than $20.00 from it.

But other MSCs that shop casinos and such don't always let you keep winnings from that. Some do, some don't. I don't shop casinos, but I've read that from other shoppers here who do shop casinos.
Seems to me that if I was doing a casino mystery shop, and I somehow won $100,000 or more (not sure what my real threshold would be, but more than $10,000 for sure), I would develop a case of amnesia and not even remember that I was doing a shop! Why more than $10,000 and not more than $100? Because once the MSC found out, it would likely be my last mystery shop for any MSC.
@guysmom wrote:

@ArkLaMissshopping wrote:

Wouldn't it be cool to have a shop for lottery and win big? I wonder if we would be able to keep the winnings.
When the Shop Metrics MSC that did these shops were still doing the lottery portion of it, I emailed the scheduler and asked that very question. I was told, in writing, that any winnings would be mine to keep! So that would have been cool, but I never won more than $20.00 from it.

But other MSCs that shop casinos and such don't always let you keep winnings from that. Some do, some don't. I don't shop casinos, but I've read that from other shoppers here who do shop casinos.

Shopping Southeast Pennsylvania, Delaware above the canal, and South Jersey since 2008
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