MoneyandShopping

MoneyandShopping

Last updated: 7/2008

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"Are You A Good Observer Who Can Shop And Eat? If So, You Are Ready To Become A Secret Shopper Today."

- Angela B. Smith

Hello -

I'd like to tell you a personal story that could help you change your life.

It was just before Christmas and I was scared...scared that my young son wouldn't be having the kind of Christmas that I had scrimped and saved for all year long.

I had just taken most of my savings and loaned it to my two oldest sons to help them move into a new home just after Thanksgiving.

So, here I was 3 1/2 weeks before Christmas wondering what I could do to get at least a little money together, when my phone rang.

SECRET SHOPPING SAVED THE DAY!
It was Rebecca, from a secret shopping company that I had submitted an online application to a month before.

She wanted to know if I was interested in completing an assignment for her that would pay about $200. She explained that a bank in my state hired her company to have a shopper go into 10 of their offices within 30 minutes of my home and pretend to open an account with them and then rate their customer service.

She said that each visit would take about 20 minutes and that the forms I had to fill out would take about 15 minutes to complete. All I had to do then was fax them to her.

Oh, and she said they would pay for my mileage AND send me $75 in advance in counter checks. (I had to take these in and cash them at a window and then rate that teller on customer service and bank policy knowledge.)

When I picked my jaw up off the floor I said, "I'd love to do that shop for you."

MY WISH CAME TRUE
Within 48 hours I had all the forms and my $75 in counter checks.

Needless to say, I completed my assignment in three days, cashing the counter checks at three different branches and getting information about opening accounts at all ten.

I had to log my mileage from start to finish and keep mental notes of the names of tellers and customer service representatives that I dealt with. I had to remember the way the bank looked inside and out, the wait time I had in the teller line and in new accounts and finally I had to rate their overall customer service. So I didn't forget anything, after each visit I simply drove to a different parking lot out of site of the branch and filled out the required forms.

One day, my son even went with me and we had lunch together at a pizza place near one of the branches. You see I had gotten a request the day after Rebecca called me in an email from a different company I had applied ...

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