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Btw, I have never done one before and I reallly wanted pizza tonight for dinner
hey guys, I need some help. Its my first pizza shop for Bare and in the guidelines it says to print out this form, attach receipts and fill in all info ( order time, delivery time, total etc. ) it says it cant be hand written.. how the heck do I even do that if I cant fill in the info by hand? Im so confused by this.
Hmmm. I don't remember this instruction. I always ( for both MSCs that have this client) write by hand. Actually, I use a page protecter and write on it with a dry erase marker so I can use the same sheet over and over.
You have to print the form and not create the form by hand, that's what that means. You fill out the questions on the form by hand though. And it's better to use a sharpie and make your letters and numbers very clear and not fancy at all; think elementary alphabet!
I think it means the paper form itself can't be handwritten. Like, you can't draw a box to tape your receipt into and can't write the questions out. Only filling in the blanks can be done by hand. In other words, the form itself must come from a printer.
You definitely CAN fill in the information on the form by hand. Been doing these shops for years.
I don't do these shops but one way to do it is to take a picture of the receipt attached to the blank form first. Then, go to a program like Paint and use the text function to enter the information on the form. Then, save the edited image and submit that.
Good luck.
Good luck.
@Threemom wrote:
Hmmm. I don't remember this instruction. I always ( for both MSCs that have this client) write by hand. Actually, I use a page protecter and write on it with a dry erase marker so I can use the same sheet over and over.
Love that idea. I have not done one since NSS went belly up but some day i might do them again. I used to cut and paste little pieces of paper to cover the old info but this is much better.
Hmmm. I answered this question right under jillie, yet, my answer is gone.
Thank you! What an awesome idea! I might have to try that for the next one. IF I even do a next one. I wanted pizza really bad, but it gave me some really terrible indigestion, which Ive never had from pizza before. So either, this pizza is a no go for me or Im getting old and these things are just gonna happen to me now when I eat food. HAHA
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@spicy1 wrote:
Hmmm. I answered this question right under jillie, yet, my answer is gone.
ugh! actually, I think there is four! lol. Somehow my internet and my computer were both being dumb at the same time and i kept hitting submit and nothing would happen..I thought I was banned from posting, so i tried a different one,, nothing.. and this happened four times 
Low Fee Pizza Shops... I should say extremely low fee pizza shops. I keep seeing job posts on a board for a national pizza chain the pays a $3.00 fee plus a reimbursement for the pizza. That sees like a ridiculously low fee. I have never done one of these shops and want to know if this is the common fee. I wont do any fast food / pizza shop that has a fee of less than $5.00 because its just not worth the effort in my opinion.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/22/2018 02:49PM by Cricut157.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/22/2018 02:49PM by Cricut157.
Aw! That explains it. Note to self: No candy and soda in the middle of the night just to finish reports! I hope you were able to print, "write on" and submit your report! """""All hail the pizza"""""
haha.. yes! thanks to all of you! I dont know what I would do without you guys! Lets just hope that I get paid for it..
I think $3 is an extremely low fee for a MS. But honestly, i really hate spending money when I dont have to and if there is a way to get something free or extremely cheap, I will do it. The food shops I wouldn't mind if they paid me zero lol as long as they reimbursed my meal. Ive been a single mom with no child support for 8 years ( my daughter is 8 ) and we never had the money to go out to eat until I started doing these shops. Im in a better place financially now I have started doing mystery shops, but now I know I can order a pizza and get reimbursed, so the low fee makes it ok for me.
What makes these food shops AWESOME also is that I don't have to pay taxes on the reimbursements. So, 15% or whatever for taxes plus in my state I have to pay sales tax on my "service" business provided to 3rd parties. It's very rare that I get client direct shops except for the little local companies that I hit-up myself. I count those percentages as part of the total "renumeration" lest someone jump on the word "fee" that I would use instead. For Panda, well, they can keep the fee because I love me some Panda! Pizza Hut too, I would work for food with those, yes I would!
I used to do them for $20-$45 with the MSC that is no longer in business, and with the two current MSCs, I get $20-$25 for them...though lately someone in my area is taking them for much less. When my kids were living at home I would do them frequently because they liked the pizza. My husband and I, not so much. I would rather make my own. I get it that some people like it, to each their own. I will do them for the money and give the pizza away.
With the same ordering requirements, if I have the pizza more than one a month I get that look on my face that I see on youtube where babies try their first lemon. Their menu has many more choices. It's like when you want something and your mom says no, very sad. With the other company I would get huge bonus' also. I would gather the toppings of 5 or 10 pizzas and put them in a freezer bowl. Then, once a month open a jar of pasta sauce, boil some noodles and make a casserole for the hood kiddos and they would help me wash and detail my car. Or just toss the pizza to them. Once, I gave them the pizza and forgot to remove the tickets on the box! I had to knock on doors but got to know a few people. Some maybe didn't want to meet lol, seriously.
Spicy, I have lived in the same house for 18 years and have all the same neighbors pretty much, and there is only one household that I like. The rest of my neighbors are truly odd, though they may think the same about me. It's fine with me that we don't socialize.
I have a new neighbor (just moved in), I've never seen her, just the moving truck...fine with me, better than a noisy neighbor asking for a cup of sugar. I haven't seen my Mod pizza place in months, we have so many new shoppers, I'm left hanging.....loyalty, not much around here.
Live consciously....
I don't know which is worse: noisy neighbors or nosy neighbors. I think I would rather have nosy neighbors because it's easier to shut someone like that up quickly, LOL (don't let them in--let them stand outside, then give them the cup of sugar with a smile and shut the door quickly) . Noisy neighbors sometimes can't help that they are loud and/or sometimes they just don't care.
I have always, and will always, live in a community that is communal. I couldn't stand not interacting with many people each day. There are a few exceptions now that I've moved here though!
I can't stand one of my neighbors. They go through pets like some people do cars. They get puppies and kittens and when they turn into adult pets, they grow tired of them and leave the dog on a chain until it figures out how to get loose and gets hit by a car...or something happens to them, as they just disappear, not sure. Cats roam until they get run over or disappear as well, and the rabbits they kept in a hutch out back got et by a hawk. And the dogs bark and bark and bark...currently they leave this cute little bulldog out on a chain when it's cold outside or chilly and rainy, and he cries--right outside of my bedroom window, for hours sometimes. Years ago I tried to talk to them nicely about the animals, and the woman was really rude to me, so I complained to animal control and the sheriff's office but here we are 12 years later and same old chit different animals. It's both sad and annoying. Oh, and to give further clarification on the degree of sanity this woman has--she let her 15-year-old daughter's boyfriend move in with them a couple of years back.
@jillie715 wrote:
I think $3 is an extremely low fee for a MS. But honestly, i really hate spending money when I dont have to and if there is a way to get something free or extremely cheap, I will do it. The food shops I wouldn't mind if they paid me zero lol as long as they reimbursed my meal. Ive been a single mom with no child support for 8 years ( my daughter is 8 ) and we never had the money to go out to eat until I started doing these shops. Im in a better place financially now I have started doing mystery shops, but now I know I can order a pizza and get reimbursed, so the low fee makes it ok for me.
Thanks for the reminder that there are many reasons to do a food shop other than the fee.
I wonder why they have it with one company in my area and not with the other? My son loves their pizzq
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