Mystery Shopper Jobs and Scheduler Emails
Are you fed up with emails about mystery shopper jobs such as this?
Hi! We have a mystery shop available for you. Log in to your account to learn more about this fun shop!
You go to the mystery shopping company website, log in to your account, click on Available Shops and discover that:
- the shop location is nowhere near you;
- it is a type of shop you do not like to do;
- the pay stinks;
- you must complete a test before you can even request the shop (with no guarantee you will get it);
- all of the above.
My policy? If a scheduler can not give me basic information about the shop in the email, I just delete it. Do it often enough and I will stop the emails or even deactivate myself from their database.
Schedulers, if you want me to work with you, you need to stop wasting my time. Give me a little more to go on.
In my opinion, a shop notification email should include at least: …continue reading Mystery Shopper Jobs and Scheduler Emails
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Question from a mystery shopper:
You always do your best as a mystery shopper…until that one day. Maybe you didn’t get an important bit of information for the shop, or you went on the wrong day, or at the wrong time or to the wrong place. Or you completely forgot to do the shop.
A mystery shopper asks: