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Doing work for 5.00 hurts all of us in this business. Wait! The price always goes up.

I figured it would go up. I just didn’t know if this was like their other photo audit that takes 45 or so minutes and gets up to $45+ before they are worth it.

I would not consider leaving the house for the current pay. I haven’t looked at the Market Force board in a couple of months so I just wanted to know if these have been around for a bit to see what they are worth.

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/02/2021 01:29AM by yoya301.

I did one in July for $14 and another the end of September for $20. They got up to $18 with MAO here

They refused my $25 offer so I just submitted $22 for two of them.

If I remember it took about 15-20 minutes to take the required pictures. The first one I did was really easy. The employee fell over himself trying to help me. The second one I had to wait for the manager to be available took longer.

Did a similar one for a different MSC for $20.and a different company but they were all for vap products.

Thank you wrosie for the info.

Well they took my $22 MAO 8 minutes after I submitted it. They must need these done.

@wrosie wrote:

Well they took my $22 MAO 8 minutes after I submitted it. They must need these done.

Hmmm maybe they are figuring out higher pay means people might want to work more? Nawwwwwww.

I got a $28 MAO last week. They are easy and quick, but not for $5. Give it awhile and they go up little by little.

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After deducting for gas you will not be making $5.

You mentioned the client and MSC in the same post.

Wait until they have a MAO.

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I took one of these this summer as I knew the location was under construction and I could get the $3 fee for filling out two questions. My saying- I wouldn't go to the bathroom for five dollars (Using a 4 letter euphemism ).

I have done 2 of these, for 2 different MSC. Both took an hour. It depends on how many pumps the station has, both had 8, ugh, and how busy they are. If people are in the way I must wait for the photo. Not worth it for less than $20.

@big_sky_thunder wrote:

I have done 2 of these, for 2 different MSC. Both took an hour. It depends on how many pumps the station has, both had 8, ugh, and how busy they are. If people are in the way I must wait for the photo. Not worth it for less than $20.

I've been talking about the nicotine product audit not the gas station audits. The nicotine audits just happen to take place at gas stations.

Did one today and it took 18 minutes start to finish, $22. It was about three miles from my house so my after gas profit is worth it to me. Simple report. Picture of the location and of the vap display with product availability questions.

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/03/2021 10:30PM by wrosie.

This is an easy shop where I will jump in at $12, minimum, if the location is en route.
What makes or breaks this shop is whether or not the clerk lets you behind the counter. If they do, you will be in an out in no time. If they don't, then it will take longer. Fortunately, the overwhelming majority for me thus far have let me behind the counter. The report is easy, and I have not had any issues with QC on any of these.

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