Cigarette Compliance
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Sutter Marketing does them at a large national drug chain( It is NOT CVS or Duane Reade) who's name starts with a letter and the far end of the alphabet.
You have to be exactly 18 or 19 to do these however.
Oh, I didn't do them for CORI, perhaps they have different requirements. 
Sutter has some tobacco ones that my 19 year old son does. You have to be between 18 and 25, however. Their client requires that their cashiers card anyone who appears UNDER 35, which is a step up from federal regulations that say tobacco dealers should card anyone who appears to be UNDER 27; however, the age range for those shops is 18-25.
They have another client for tobacco shops that requires a MINOR (age 17) with a parent.
So, you're SOL with Sutter until you have a kid who's 17.
EDIT: On a side note, these shops are absolutely ridiculous and encourage unrealistic conditions that make it likely that the shopper gets carded. My son is 19, but give him time to grow out his beard and put him in decent clothes, he can pass for mid twenties to thirty years old easy. Alot of 17 year olds are capable of this.
The shop requires NO facial hair on males and requires that shoppers dress appropriately for their age (no jackets, button up shirts, fancy shoes, ect). It also requires that the shopper not pressure to cashier for the sale. The problem, most minors looking to buy cigs HAVE facial hair and more than likely will try to convince the cashier for the cigs.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/29/2011 08:29PM by Nichtoliver.
They have another client for tobacco shops that requires a MINOR (age 17) with a parent.
So, you're SOL with Sutter until you have a kid who's 17.
EDIT: On a side note, these shops are absolutely ridiculous and encourage unrealistic conditions that make it likely that the shopper gets carded. My son is 19, but give him time to grow out his beard and put him in decent clothes, he can pass for mid twenties to thirty years old easy. Alot of 17 year olds are capable of this.
The shop requires NO facial hair on males and requires that shoppers dress appropriately for their age (no jackets, button up shirts, fancy shoes, ect). It also requires that the shopper not pressure to cashier for the sale. The problem, most minors looking to buy cigs HAVE facial hair and more than likely will try to convince the cashier for the cigs.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/29/2011 08:29PM by Nichtoliver.
Ritter, just got a bunch of those e-mails again today.
Her Serene Majesty, Cettie - Goat Queen of Zoltar, Sublime Empress of Her Caprine Domain
Cettie Wrote:
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> Ritter, just got a bunch of those e-mails again
> today.
CoRI has those all over their gas shops for a certain big box-so I can't do the gas shops because I obviously can't do the cig portion. UGH. And right now some of them are bonused through the ceiling.
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> Ritter, just got a bunch of those e-mails again
> today.
CoRI has those all over their gas shops for a certain big box-so I can't do the gas shops because I obviously can't do the cig portion. UGH. And right now some of them are bonused through the ceiling.
For the CORI shops, you have to be 18-25 OR bring someone with you that age.
Another company requires only 18 and 19 year olds. They have to send in their driver's license for proof of age.
lisams901 Wrote:
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> For the CORI shops, you have to be 18-25 OR bring
> someone with you that age.
At 45, I typically don't hang out with the 20 somethings, lol. My kids aren't that old.
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> For the CORI shops, you have to be 18-25 OR bring
> someone with you that age.
At 45, I typically don't hang out with the 20 somethings, lol. My kids aren't that old.
CRI does the tobacco and alcohol compliance also.
Beyond Hello has had a few of these lately, which require the shopper to be 28 or under.
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