@SteveSoCal wrote:
We both treat it like a business and we both get offended when we are not treated with respect.
Dinners take me 90 minutes.@caro555 wrote:
I just can't do them in 90 minutes and the hotel ones take a day......
@BSBRose21 wrote:
Thanks for info...I think. How do they compare to ACL?
@BSBRose21 wrote:
Thanks for info...I think. How do they compare to ACL?
@SoCalMama wrote:
@BSBRose21 wrote:
Thanks for info...I think. How do they compare to ACL?
Apples to oranges. 5 star to 3 star.
@Niner wrote:
@SoCalMama wrote:
@BSBRose21 wrote:
Thanks for info...I think. How do they compare to ACL?
Apples to oranges. 5 star to 3 star.
If you complete enough assignments, you will see $150+ restaurants for ACL.
@Beetky wrote:
They want comments for most questions as well as a narrative for each section. Make sure you repeat the comments from the questions in the section narrative because they want something about each question in the narrative. It takes a while to fill out their questionnaires, but they do have good shops.
These shops are scheduled by the MSC owner directly to a small pool of shoppers. They aren’t selected off of a job board.@caro555 wrote:
I must be looking in the wrong place, never seen $500 fee for hotels though have stayed at hotels more than that per night...
@1cent wrote:
I did not have a problem getting started with Coyle. My writing samples emphasized high end experiences and included mundane details. I don't know if that makes a difference but they have never given me a hard time for being a full time shopper.
@bgriffin wrote:
I'm curious if they knew prior to assigning a shop that you were a full time shopper or not? Or if they know now?
@bgriffin wrote:
Interesting reply. I still think they're a crap company though.
@SteveSoCal wrote:
These days, I enjoy the MSing because it pushes me into new territories I might not have gone to on my own....and I ate ant eggs last week. Yeah...ant eggs i.e. Mexican Caviar!
Show me another MSC that pays you to eat ant eggs with a wine pairing?