JacobJ Wrote:
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> If you're new to mystery shopping and are looking
> for mystery shopping jobs in your area, there are
> a few simple things you can do to get started.
>
> 1.Apply to mystery shopping companies. -- There
> are quite a few nationwide and international
> mystery shopping companies. They serve chain
> stores, restaurants, car dealerships, etc. So,
> what you can do to get started is sign up with a
> few of them. I recommend signing up with shop'n
> chek(http://www.shopnchek.com/recruit.html) and
> GapBuster (http://www.gapbuster.com/) to get
> started.
>
> 2. Search the MSPA for jobs in your area. -- The
> MSPA is the mystery shopping trade association.
> They have a nice feature on their website where
> you can search for jobs. Check it here here:
> [
www.mysteryshop.org]
>
> 3. Apply to more mystery shopping companies. --
> The key to getting jobs as a mystery shopper is to
> simply apply to as many companies as you can.
> This can be time consuming, but it pays off
> because it is the most surefire method to find
> mystery shopping jobs in your area.
JacobJ
For some strange reason when I went to Gapbuster.com this is the message I received , after filling out the application:
Thank you
Thank you for your interest in becoming a GAPbuster mystery shopper.
The details you provided in your application unfortunately do not match our database's selection criteria. As a result, we are unable to approve your request to join GAPbuster Worldwide. Thank you for your time and we wish you all the very best.
Best regards,
Shopper Team
GAPbuster Worldwide
I live in West Texas...do you think it is because, of the???? Thanxs, blessedbridget.