New Att audits no more than 5 a day

I see these posted and wonder if anyone has signed up for them and done them?
I would love to see guidelines but this msc requires you to sign up to see the requirements
It says signage photo shop requiring photos and that no more than 5 per day
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/26/2023 02:02AM by OldmanJames.

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There was an email earlier this month about these jobs coming out. I think they said something about taking photos of marketing. It may be easy and quick but I haven't seen the guidelines.

Saw one of these and signed up. Read the directions and looked ok- now re read them and see that there are photo requirements of entire walls from top to bottom and left to right that may be difficult to take and be accepted. My phone is older and the picture quality is very poor. I also have a condition that makes my hands shake so that even when trying to take pictures on my ipad they come out all shaky looking. Directions say do the shop alone and do not talk to staff so the pictures would not be able to be taken by someone else. For the $10 fee and the many questions I really do not want to do the shops. Has anyone ever cancelled a shop and not been penalized by the MSC? The shop also requires measuring the distance between the floor and the top shelf of a display- also something I am not great at! Seems like a lot of work for a $10 fee. Just tried taking a photo of an entire wall in my home- my phone takes not so great photos and with my shaky hands the photos is not good at all! I fear being dropped as a shopper for this company but I do not think if I do the shops that the photos I take will be accepted. Any advice?

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/26/2023 06:25PM by SueW70.

I think they are the same ones I did last year. Once you get the first one down and know what you are looking for, the rest goes smoothly and quickly. I grabbed a few of them.

Shopping Arkansas, Louisiana, & Mississippi.

These are very easy to do and not as detailed (or time-consuming) as they're made out to be. Out of the four I did in one day, I didn't have to measure any of the displays. (It's only for one specific brand, and the display has to be a certain style in order to be measured. None of mine were that style.)

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I've completed two so far and found them easy to do. I had to measure at both locations and that was easy as pie also. Still, I'm waiting for the fee to go up a bit higher for more of them.

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I did two of these this week. The first took maybe 20 minutes. The store did not have a certain wall, but the question was a part of the survey for that store. In order to support why I did not have pictures of that wall, I took several overview photos of the store. I had to wait a few minutes in order to dodge customers and employees.

The second story was SUPER EASY. I walked up to it, and there was a sign on the store stating they were on break. I tried the door, and it was locked, and the lights were off. I snapped a few pictures, and waited for about 15 minutes. Nobody returned, so I moved on to the other 4 shops I had in the same shopping center. If I had more time, I would have circled back but I just couldn't do it.

I did one today. Easy peasy. I was in and out in 15-ish minutes. Another 5-7 to do the report. I think I'll snag as many as I can going forward. You can only do 5/day or they'll void them. I'm not sure if they will void all of them, or just the ones over the first 5.

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