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@wrosie wrote:
Is this the one where you have to go to two different locations within an hour of each other and compare? I asked for the guidelines and haven't gotten them yet, so I'm hesitant to request the shop just to get the guidelines. I've found that's usually a warning sign.
@BusyBeeBuzzBuzzBuzz wrote:
I rarely do mobile phone shops anymore. When I used to do them, the biggest problem was long waits. When I shopped locations that sold plans for different carriers, the salespeople often seemed to push certain products (be they plans or phones) because selling those products would be good for the salespeople. They did not seem to be trying to find the best plans or phones for me.
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@ceasesmith wrote:
I asked the scheduler to remove it. Not willing to drive 200 miles and not get paid because I failed to do it properly.
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Ah, yes, the same for me. But the question asked how many "parties" were in the store, rather than customers, so I counted employees and myself as parties. I also uploaded the sheet that they had written on as the "emailed" quote, since the question starts off asking if they provided a printed copy or offered to email me. I had a biz card for the first upload.@BirdyC wrote:
In my case, there were no other customers in the store when I arrived, but there was no choice for "0." Also, I received a printed out quote at the store, but the question about if you were given a quote at the store (which was already uploaded) or emailed one made you answer as if you had been emailed a quote, so I had to upload the same printout.
@shopnyc wrote:
But the question asked how many "parties" were in the store, rather than customers, so I counted employees and myself as parties. I also uploaded the sheet that they had written on as the "emailed" quote, since the question starts off asking if they provided a printed copy or offered to email me. I had a biz card for the first upload.
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