Get Paid to Shop (Part 2)
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Certain companies will sometimes want a shopper to check on a display. Companies will often pay stores to put up displays featuring new products or the specials for that week. To insure that they are getting their money's worth, they may pay a mystery shopper to visit a store and simply look at the display and leave. They will then need to confirm on the questionnaire whether or not the display was properly shown and in the right location.
After every assignment, you will need to fill out the online questionnaire rating your experience before you get paid to shop. Don't rush through these. The number of assignments that you are offered in the future depend largely on the quality of your responses. People have turned mystery shopping into a full-time, high paying job simply by being good at it. Take a look at how one woman is earning $7,000 a month from mystery shopping in this article posted by the Wall Street Journal.
Unless you live in the middle of the desert, you’re probably eligible to get paid to shop. If you schedule isn’t flexible, don’t worry. You don’t have to accept any assignments that you don’t want.
Mystery shopping is a common position for stay-at-home moms, college students, retired people, and others seeking part time work in the US and Canada.
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