57carol Wrote:
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> I just completed two retail shops for them today.
> You must evaluate two completely different
> departments in the store, so two employee
> evaluations in great detail, plus the greeter,
> plus the cashier. They require so much narrative.
> This pays $10, but you must purchase something to
> verify with a receipt that you were there at the
> time. The cheapest item is a bottle of water with
> which tax comes to $1.86, or close to $2 of the
> reimbursement. One of these shops is in the
> neighborhood, but the other is at least a 15
> minute drive. Fortunately I scheduled two other
> ones in that town to make up for going the
> distance. I actually finished each report just now
> and in the section for writing comments just to
> BestMark, I said I am considering not doing these
> anymore as I believe the pay should be $15. 30
> minutes of being in the store, and 20 or so
> filling out the form. I want to get at least $10
> to $12 an hour to make this worth my while. I know
> I am not going to get rich, but I don't want to be
> taken advantage of either. On the plus side, they
> pay promptly, mailing out checks every two weeks.
> Some jobs I have done two months ago I have not
> yet been paid for.
Bestmark previously gave you a major department store that paid $50, then they cut it down to $35 if you took this shop. They lost the major department store and could not bribe you. How do they get people to do that shop? You have to be young and dumb.
It is like the furniture place that starts with an "I"and offers $70 for a report. They find fault with the work product, and the job costs you money to do. As I am not a charity, I do not do either one of those shops.
The furniture place is not offered by Bestmark.