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October 13, 2015 04:23PM
I've gotten a lot of helpful information from posts that I've seen on this site about what sites are good to work for, and what sites may be scams. So I thought I should give by back letting everyone know about a site I found that I have been working with for a couple of months!

Mysteryshoppingonlinejob.com is a legit mystery shopping site, that pays good, and all of the work is done online and over the phone from your house. They reimburse for all expenses and they do exactly what they say they will do! It is a lot of phone calls and emails sometimes but definitely worth the pay as I make far more mystery shopping now than I have in the past.

When I applied I was accepted almost immediately, and I saw on their Facebook page that they're hiring again right now! So if you're interested go apply on their website!
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October 13, 2015 04:58PM
Welcome to the forum, k.hartford71, but, OMG, I think of the site you provided as spam more than anything else. I am sure they are hiring - they need more victims! When folks find out what it is and how it works, they don't stay around long! Are you employed by this company and are you recruiting for them?

This is a site I would STAY AWAY FROM. Rather than being mystery shopping, this is actually a site where the victim (rather than mystery shopper) registers with many online companies.

Here's a Rip-0ff Report I thought was interesting about this company:

[www.ripoffreport.com]

I hope no one here falls into this trap!
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October 13, 2015 05:17PM
If this is the one I think it is, you are sent an Excel spreadsheet to go register for 'free trials'. Do 12 for $20 or some such. So you do your 12 and suddenly they can't pay you until you have earned $100 so here is another Excel spreadsheet of 50 more. The gal who PMed me in hysterics had failed to go back and cancel all the 'free trials' she had needed to give her credit card number for and the charges were hitting her credit card. Of course the company was getting something like $20 for each 'live one' they sent to register.
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October 13, 2015 05:53PM
Yep, it's pretty much someone trying to build their downline for most of the pyramid scams that eventually pay you if you can get enough people to register. Hopefully a mod will get rid of this SPAM thread.

My posts are solely based on my opinions and for my entertainment, contact a professional if you need real advice.

When you get in debt you become a slave. - Andrew Jackson
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October 13, 2015 07:44PM
The original post sounds like SPAM!
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October 14, 2015 12:40AM
@MMMM wrote:

The original post sounds like SPAM!
Yes, indeed. You can tell on ROR that the second poster was a shill for the company.
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October 14, 2015 12:49AM
I had applied before. When I got the Excel sheet, I decided that I did not want to share my CC info like that. Also, I have enough SPAM calling me for a "free" diabetic meter.

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