@misspocos75 wrote:
This is the first time I’ve seen them on the presto Insta shop app and I’ve been doing this for 10+ years but took a 2.5 year break during Covid and worked mostly with the Merchandiser app.
Anyway, I believe they had like 10 for each location and if all 10 shops were completed, they disappeared off the board. I guess the only way to know if they will come back is to check next month. There are a few left in my area (within 150 miles), not too many though. But would like to see them come back as well.
For the people who have done multiple blue colored shops for presto, is there a scheduler that you can reach out to via each MSC? I haven’t done but a couple of those and have just grabbed the shops off the board, but I’ve never contacted by anybody.
Also, is there a way to schedule in advance on Presto for an upcoming day? Or maybe but somehow contacting the MSC that the shop is through?
What's the area? Enough $75s and maybe I'll come say hi.@stebrow283 wrote:
These are up to $75 a shop in my area but I still can't bring myself to complete one.
@Amarsir wrote:
What's the area? Enough $75s and maybe I'll come say hi.@stebrow283 wrote:
These are up to $75 a shop in my area but I still can't bring myself to complete one.![]()
Steilinga is right, it's about getting used to it. The first one is going to be awful. Probably the second and third too. But once you're familiar with the menu you can do fewer back-and-forth. Eventually I could look down the menu and know which drinks would and wouldn't require pricing shots, and then go down the report checklist and remember what I'd seen. Then it was just upload the right drink photo and type in the price it shows. I learned other tricks like using a tablet for bigger screenshots or recording a video and taking stills off of it.
This is why those of us who've done a bunch wouldn't mind more, but those who dabbled absolutely hated it. The shop setup is not as smart as it could be and as a result the learning curve is really steep.
But - and this is important - not every shop is right for every person. Which is fine. Some people don't want to mess around with phone menus and screenshots. Some don't need frequent jobs, just bigger pay per hour on rare occasions. I personally pick my jobs based on social awkwardness. If I can behave like a normal customer I'm in. Better still if there's no interaction. If I have to do something I would never do as a normal customer, I'm going to pass.
@pruehalliwell1979 wrote:
I'm just worried about what to say about why I am taking pictures of the kiosk