He's busy figuring out how to deduct all those lost $16 payments from his taxes as "Shopper Depreciation."@Mellifluy wrote:
Hmm... haven't heard from our favorite cell phone shopper in a while. I thought he would have chimed in by now.
@bluenyc wrote:
To avoid the wait, if I was in that area anyway, I preferred to look to see how many people were inside and then self-assign on the spot.
@KingDouglasTheGreat wrote:
I just don't like taking a selfy outside of the store. When I have to with Shell, I use the AI tool on my phone to remove my face.
@shopperbob wrote:
Cease, I am aware I have not directly responded to your query.
IF you ever have the opportunity to select Cricket compliance audits, do not hesitate. I have been paid from $20 to $55 and with but two exceptions, the prep, travel, visit and report have totaled less than an hour. The exceptions were MY choice to remain in the store.
They're night and day apart, cease. You're missing out on easy "shooting fish in a barrel" money. The Cricket audits are taking a few pictures of the Apple display and promo materials for the phone payment plan, then asking an employee a handful of questions. The employee has notes/job aids, and they frequently read the answer back word for word. It's not uncommon to be in and out in under 20 minutes.@ceasesmith wrote:
@shopperbob wrote:
Cease, I am aware I have not directly responded to your query.
IF you ever have the opportunity to select Cricket compliance audits, do not hesitate. I have been paid from $20 to $55 and with but two exceptions, the prep, travel, visit and report have totaled less than an hour. The exceptions were MY choice to remain in the store.
Strangely, I picked up one of those last month. After reading the guidelines, I emailed the scheduler and cancelled. Reminded me too much of the AT&T “review” (different MSC, who insisted on not calling it an audit) that was a time-consuming nightmare. I would not touch one of those again for less than $100. And even though it’s two different MSCs, the guidelines were too close to identical to be coincidental.
@ceasesmith wrote:
@shopperbob wrote:
Cease, I am aware I have not directly responded to your query.
IF you ever have the opportunity to select Cricket compliance audits, do not hesitate. I have been paid from $20 to $55 and with but two exceptions, the prep, travel, visit and report have totaled less than an hour. The exceptions were MY choice to remain in the store.
Strangely, I picked up one of those last month. After reading the guidelines, I emailed the scheduler and cancelled. Reminded me too much of the AT&T “review” (different MSC, who insisted on not calling it an audit) that was a time-consuming nightmare. I would not touch one of those again for less than $100. And even though it’s two different MSCs, the guidelines were too close to identical to be coincidental.