GNC Bird's Eye View??

Has anyone done this? Why is it paying so much? Seems rather easy other than the amount of pictures but big deal.

Normally a "HARD" job with this MSC pays pennies so I am confused at why this is paying so well and what I might have gotten myself into.

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I've never done one. From what I understand from others who have, it can take up to four hours in store.
Ive done one, and it was about 30 minutes in store. I dont remember much about the reporting, so it must not have been that bad. The birds eye view is to just give you an idea of what the store carries. It took me 30 or so minutes because I wanted to find something I could really use for the 8.00 allotment reimbursement. Shop pay, for mine, doesnt seem to be as good as yours. Maybe it is bonused, or a different shop all around.
It's been quite a while for me, but I've done a number of these, albeit from a different MSC. The ones I did carried no reimbursement, but were strictly an audit.

As I recall, the problems were that they were picky, picky, picky about the photos. (Don't know if it was the MSC or the Client.) The stores were quite small with narrow aisles and it was difficult to get full frame photos, particularly the checkouts showing front and wall from top to bottom. The report was somewhat time consumming in matching up the photos with the proper questions.

And finally, since they were mostly franchises, the store owners were usually quite defensive as they felt the Client was doing this to force them into stocking merchandise that didn't sell.

Aside from that, they wweren't too bad. If the fee is around $20, it is worth it.

Good luck.
The GNC I do is $5/$12. The purchase has to be a GNC branded product. I usually get protein powder for my son. Not a bad shop at all, no photos required, and it's unrevealed. This MSP likes detail, so that's what they get.

They've recently started shopping the novelty gift shops here. The ones that were integrity shops, maybe for a different MSP, I don't recall. These don't include the integrity component, but the shopper has to be under 40.
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