by A.B.
Tue May 31, 2011 10:25 pm
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Hello,
We are a company that conduct surveys and evaluate other companies. We get hired to go to other peoples companies
and act like customers in order to know how the staffs are handling their services in relation to their customers.
We all shop, and many of us enjoy shopping. But very rarely does opportunity present itself to do what we enjoy
doing and getting paid for doing it. Imagine earning extra income just for going shopping and filling out a
questionnaire!
Mystery shopping is basically a form of market research. You are asked to gather information, from a customer's
perspective. Often times, this is done without the knowledge of the personnel where the shop is taking place. As a
mystery shopper, you may therefore be asked to do some acting. This is not to deceive anyone but rather to assure
that the information being gathered is representative.
The first thing to remember is that we are on the side of the client. You are not hired to catch anyone "in the
act" or trap the employee. Rather, it is your job to answer specific questions in an unbiased and constructive
way.
Confidentiality is also very important. In most cases, the establishment is not to know that a mystery shop is
taking place. Additionally, the questionnaires may be protected by copyrights. Often, the employee evaluated will
be informed of the results of your evaluation later and may even be allowed to read your comments. But this is for
management to determine.
The information most often requested by management concerns employee to customer relations, employee performance,
product quality or presentation of the establishment including cleanliness and convenience. This information helps
management to identify areas of strength and weakness so they can take steps to correct the problem or potential
problems before business is lost. The information can also allow management to monitor the success of a program
designed to improve certain areas of concern. This can be a very advantageous tool to management in the extremely
competitive business environment of today. Some companies will even inform employees that mystery shoppers will be
visiting them but the employees will not know who or when the shop will take place. It may be considered a kind of
report card and, as you can imagine, this can be a very effective motivational tool.
As a mystery shopper, you may receive assignments in a variety of establishments in your area. Most of them will
be customer oriented retail establishments, which include chain stores, specialty stores and restaurants.
Normally, it is the larger companies with many outlets and a central management office that use mystery shoppers.
Statistics show that by far, the most important factor in competitiveness is customer service. Therefore, most of
the information you will be asked to gather will concern customer service.
Obviously, mystery shoppers should appear to be a typical customer to the establishment. The mystery shoppers that
consistently get new assignments, however, are those who are punctual and reliable. Mystery shopping companies
want shoppers who also pay attention to detail and work well with others and have an appreciation of good service.
You will be given specific questions to ask and perhaps specific products to shop for and/or purchase. You will be
expected to promptly complete the questionnaire, neatly and concisely, and return it based on the instructions
provided to you. Your job is not to be a problem shopper for the establishment but to gather specific and
representative information.
Most of the time, the compensation for the assignment is established in advance and paid after the questionnaire
is returned. As a mystery shopper, you are not an employee of the company that provides you an assignment--but
rather an independent contractor. As such, there is no employee benefits and no taxes will be withheld from your
pay. You are responsible for reporting your own income. However, you may want to consult your tax advisor as some
tax breaks may apply.
EARNINGS
Pay can range from $200 to $300 per job assignment, with an average of $250 per assignment. Additionally there is
a stipend for purchases. The number of assignments per day vary but if you are assertive in seeking work-and work
for several mystery shopping companies-you could garner up to 20 assignments per month. While most mystery
shoppers consider this a part time or "hobby" job, if you approach the work as a full-time job, you can earn
$4,000 to $5,000 per month.
Your job will be to evaluate and comment on customer service in a wide variety of shops, stores, restaurant and
services in your area.
No commitment is made on this job, and you would have flexible hours as it suits you. If you are interested do
send in these information:
FULL NAME:........................
CONTACT ADDRESS..(PLS NO PO BOX ADDRESS)...................
CITY...............
STATE.............
ZIP CODE ................
TELEPHONE NUMBER:...................
MOBILE NUMBER:......................
OCCUPATION:........................
EMAIL:...........................
So we can look at your distance from the locations which you have to put your service into, and your address would
also be need for your payments.
Great Pay** Fun Work** Flexible Schedules**No experience required.If you can shop-you are qualified!
No start off fees is required
Must be above 18years old
Must be computer literate
Must be very honest and committed
pls note that this is a part time job
GREG HANES
Thanks
Recruitment officer
Mystery Shoppers World
Email header details;
Hello,
We are a company that conduct surveys and evaluate other companies. We get hired to go to other peoples companies
and act like customers in order to know how the staffs are handling their services in relation to their customers.
We all shop, and many of us enjoy shopping. But very rarely does opportunity present itself to do what we enjoy
doing and getting paid for doing it. Imagine earning extra income just for going shopping and filling out a
questionnaire!
Mystery shopping is basically a form of market research. You are asked to gather information, from a customer's
perspective. Often times, this is done without the knowledge of the personnel where the shop is taking place. As a
mystery shopper, you may therefore be asked to do some acting. This is not to deceive anyone but rather to assure
that the information being gathered is representative.
The first thing to remember is that we are on the side of the client. You are not hired to catch anyone "in the
act" or trap the employee. Rather, it is your job to answer specific questions in an unbiased and constructive
way.
Confidentiality is also very important. In most cases, the establishment is not to know that a mystery shop is
taking place. Additionally, the questionnaires may be protected by copyrights. Often, the employee evaluated will
be informed of the results of your evaluation later and may even be allowed to read your comments. But this is for
management to determine.
The information most often requested by management concerns employee to customer relations, employee performance,
product quality or presentation of the establishment including cleanliness and convenience. This information helps
management to identify areas of strength and weakness so they can take steps to correct the problem or potential
problems before business is lost. The information can also allow management to monitor the success of a program
designed to improve certain areas of concern. This can be a very advantageous tool to management in the extremely
competitive business environment of today. Some companies will even inform employees that mystery shoppers will be
visiting them but the employees will not know who or when the shop will take place. It may be considered a kind of
report card and, as you can imagine, this can be a very effective motivational tool.
As a mystery shopper, you may receive assignments in a variety of establishments in your area. Most of them will
be customer oriented retail establishments, which include chain stores, specialty stores and restaurants.
Normally, it is the larger companies with many outlets and a central management office that use mystery shoppers.
Statistics show that by far, the most important factor in competitiveness is customer service. Therefore, most of
the information you will be asked to gather will concern customer service.
Obviously, mystery shoppers should appear to be a typical customer to the establishment. The mystery shoppers that
consistently get new assignments, however, are those who are punctual and reliable. Mystery shopping companies
want shoppers who also pay attention to detail and work well with others and have an appreciation of good service.
You will be given specific questions to ask and perhaps specific products to shop for and/or purchase. You will be
expected to promptly complete the questionnaire, neatly and concisely, and return it based on the instructions
provided to you. Your job is not to be a problem shopper for the establishment but to gather specific and
representative information.
Most of the time, the compensation for the assignment is established in advance and paid after the questionnaire
is returned. As a mystery shopper, you are not an employee of the company that provides you an assignment--but
rather an independent contractor. As such, there is no employee benefits and no taxes will be withheld from your
pay. You are responsible for reporting your own income. However, you may want to consult your tax advisor as some
tax breaks may apply.
EARNINGS
Pay can range from $200 to $300 per job assignment, with an average of $250 per assignment. Additionally there is
a stipend for purchases. The number of assignments per day vary but if you are assertive in seeking work-and work
for several mystery shopping companies-you could garner up to 20 assignments per month. While most mystery
shoppers consider this a part time or "hobby" job, if you approach the work as a full-time job, you can earn
$4,000 to $5,000 per month.
Your job will be to evaluate and comment on customer service in a wide variety of shops, stores, restaurant and
services in your area.
No commitment is made on this job, and you would have flexible hours as it suits you. If you are interested do
send in these information:
FULL NAME:........................
CONTACT ADDRESS..(PLS NO PO BOX ADDRESS)...................
CITY...............
STATE.............
ZIP CODE ................
TELEPHONE NUMBER:...................
MOBILE NUMBER:......................
OCCUPATION:........................
EMAIL:...........................
So we can look at your distance from the locations which you have to put your service into, and your address would
also be need for your payments.
Great Pay** Fun Work** Flexible Schedules**No experience required.If you can shop-you are qualified!
No start off fees is required
Must be above 18years old
Must be computer literate
Must be very honest and committed
pls note that this is a part time job
GREG HANES
Thanks
Recruitment officer
Mystery Shoppers World
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