What are some REAL mystery shopper resources?
What are some REAL mystery shopper resources?
Where can I found REAL resources on becoming a mystery shopper?
Anyone been one before? If so, how easy/hard was it to make around $800/month?
The best resource to check out is the National Mystery Shopping Providers Association (MSPA) http://www.mysteryshop.org , an organization of mystery shopping companies. Check out their listing of shopping assignments by country and by state from member companies. Some of the listings may be outdated, but the companies listed in their database are usually the biggest companies in the industry and most importantly, legitimate. Companies are accepted as members of the association only if they have been in existence for two years and they can submit proof of business existence. Make a list of these companies and check out their requirements to be a mystery shopper.
If in doubt, double-check the company with the local Better Business Bureau http://www.bbb.org , usually under the Service Intelligence category. Find out if any complaints have been lodged with the mystery shopping company, before agreeing to do work for them.
You may also want to subscribe to the Mystery Shopping Openings email list at http://www.topica.com/lists/msopenings
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The best resource to check out is the National Mystery Shopping Providers Association (MSPA) http://www.mysteryshop.org , an organization of mystery shopping companies. Check out their listing of shopping assignments by country and by state from member companies. Some of the listings may be outdated, but the companies listed in their database are usually the biggest companies in the industry and most importantly, legitimate. Companies are accepted as members of the association only if they have been in existence for two years and they can submit proof of business existence. Make a list of these companies and check out their requirements to be a mystery shopper.
If in doubt, double-check the company with the local Better Business Bureau http://www.bbb.org , usually under the Service Intelligence category. Find out if any complaints have been lodged with the mystery shopping company, before agreeing to do work for them.
You may also want to subscribe to the Mystery Shopping Openings email list at http://www.topica.com/lists/msopenings
I registered with mysteryshop.org but never ended up taking any assignments because it seemed like a lot of work for very little money.
if you are looking to work from home then you can take online surveys they pay cash they are free to join I do this and you should sign up to as many as possible here is a good one to start its called survey savvy
https://www.surveysavvy.com/ss/ss_index.php?id=2756099&action=join&lid=en-us If you are interested in more survey sites email me at iunit43@yahoo.com
They will never ask you to sign up for anything they just pay cash for a few questions that you answer so good luck
another great work from home is cash crate
http://www.cashcrate.com/index.php?ref=133258
and treasure trooper
http://www.treasuretrooper.com/211266
with these two you sign up to free offers and they pay you cash if you they are also free to join so you have nothing to loose if you want more info email me directly at iunit43@yahoo.com
Good luck
I know plenty more things that are legit and that you can do to work from home
Try this site!
http://www.mailfromhome.com/shop/default.asp?id=29167