Why, are you a vampire?@LisaSTL wrote:
Thank goodness none of them here wear stakes. That would be scary
@Lissymaree wrote:
It’s interesting to me that people used to get big bonuses with Marketforce at all... they have never called me for any shop after the first week I started shopping for them about 1 1/2 years ago. I have been able to get a few dollar bonuses on their website with the make an offer jobs but that’s it. For that reason I don’t do a ton of shops for them.
@guanadu wrote:
No, it's not rare that we get large bonuses for certain shops. I live in a smallish city - 104K people - and I am surrounded by small towns 30-60 miles away. They can't find shoppers in those towns, so they pay me to make the drive every month. The pay is usually from $30-45, depending on the distance. They paid me $90 for a simple cell phone shop that they couldn't fill and it was the end of the month and end of the year. It happens all the time. I moved here from a very large city, and bonuses in the big cities are not even close to what I'm getting in my current city. They don't have a lot of shoppers in my current city, and the ones they do have aren't willing to make those big routes - they probably work full time. I'm retired.
@eyelove2shop wrote:
Do you know most shoppers? It's not only Irresponsible but also ignorant to make such claims about what most experience because it is not your own.
@eyelove2shop wrote:
Do you know most shoppers? It's not only Irresponsible but also ignorant to make such claims about what most experience because it is not your own.
@eyelove2shop wrote:
Do you know most shoppers? It's not only Irresponsible but also ignorant to make such claims about what most experience because it is not your own.
@eyelove2shop wrote:
Do you know most shoppers? It's not only Irresponsible but also ignorant to make such claims about what most experience because it is not your own.
@eyelove2shop wrote:
Do you know most shoppers? It's not only Irresponsible but also ignorant to make such claims about what most experience because it is not your own.
@eyelove2shop wrote:
Do you know most shoppers? It's not only Irresponsible but also ignorant to make such claims about what most experience because it is not your own.
@eyelove2shop wrote:
Do you know most shoppers? It's not only Irresponsible but also ignorant to make such claims about what most experience because it is not your own.
@eyelove2shop wrote:
Do you know most shoppers? It's not only Irresponsible but also ignorant to make such claims about what most experience because it is not your own.
@eyelove2shop wrote:
Do you know most shoppers? It's not only Irresponsible but also ignorant to make such claims about what most experience because it is not your own.
@eyelove2shop wrote:
Do you know most shoppers? It's not only Irresponsible but also ignorant to make such claims about what most experience because it is not your own.
@eyelove2shop wrote:
Do you know most shoppers? It's not only Irresponsible but also ignorant to make such claims about what most experience because it is not your own.
@spicy1 wrote:
If I was a company and someone consistently did assignments for me and I had a location, or locations, that I needed completed WHY would I call someone who rarely does assignments for me and offer them a 300% or more bonus? I would call someone who consistently completes assignments, whether they are for a qsr and I have a cell shop or visa-versa. The bonus' I receive from MF are not "truly rare cases" and are not "not true mystery shops". Our perception of whether or not the service associate "knows he's/(she's) they mystery shopper and mf turns it's head" is usually a figment of an overactive and fearful mind. Many, many people freak out when they are on an assignment and the service associate is "very nice" to us and we imagine all sorts of things. Unless they say outright, with words, are you or you are the mystery shopper then we need to stop being paranoid and assume they do not know, not the other way around. This takes self-esteem and security in yourself and your skills. Most of the time that means the skill of knowing the guidelines and product/service and pretending you don't while absorbing and memorizing the perception and performance of guidelines...eta... of the associate.