Comments on: The Secret List of SassieShop Companies http://mysteryshoponline.com/blog/sassie-list/ Tips, Strategies, and Resources for Mystery Shoppers Sat, 04 Feb 2012 23:45:06 -0500 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: nicygrl http://mysteryshoponline.com/blog/sassie-list/comment-page-2/#comment-43675 nicygrl Mon, 23 Jan 2012 04:49:58 +0000 http://mysteryshoponline.com/blog/the-secret-list-of-sassieshop-companies/#comment-43675 Any company that sends you a check to wire money as a "mystery shop" is a scam. True mystery shopping companies DO NOT OFFER JOBS LIKE THAT. Take that check to the police station. Any company that sends you a check to wire money as a “mystery shop” is a scam. True mystery shopping companies DO NOT OFFER JOBS LIKE THAT. Take that check to the police station.

]]> By: kate http://mysteryshoponline.com/blog/sassie-list/comment-page-2/#comment-43667 kate Mon, 23 Jan 2012 03:05:49 +0000 http://mysteryshoponline.com/blog/the-secret-list-of-sassieshop-companies/#comment-43667 is i applied for to be a mystery shopper, and so here it goes as this; i recieved the email on careerbuilder.com for a mystery shopper with SASSIE marketing research company- than i was excepted, and i was emailed 2 jobs they wanted me to do ( WANTED) is the ket word, not done as we speak, then i get a check in the mail for 1,951.50 from a company called (Rochester Institute of technolgy) drawn on a bank called HSBC bank usa,N.A. out of NewYork N.Y. and then the rules stated take 250.00 out for myself,and send western union to a orphange home in malaysia, and spend the rest on WHAT?? is this place a scam or what,,does anyone know??. I've been a shopper before and they never, send you a check untill the work is done. and then they remburse the money's you've spent with login sheets online... is i applied for to be a mystery shopper, and so here it goes as this; i recieved the email on careerbuilder.com for a mystery shopper with SASSIE marketing research company- than i was excepted, and i was emailed 2 jobs they wanted me to do ( WANTED) is the ket word, not done as we speak, then i get a check in the mail for 1,951.50 from a company called (Rochester Institute of technolgy) drawn on a bank called HSBC bank usa,N.A. out of NewYork N.Y. and then the rules stated take 250.00 out for myself,and send western union to a orphange home in malaysia, and spend the rest on WHAT?? is this place a scam or what,,does anyone know??. I’ve been a shopper before and they never, send you a check untill the work is done. and then they remburse the money’s you’ve spent with login sheets online…

]]> By: Mellissa Cummer http://mysteryshoponline.com/blog/sassie-list/comment-page-2/#comment-43178 Mellissa Cummer Mon, 16 Jan 2012 19:21:52 +0000 http://mysteryshoponline.com/blog/the-secret-list-of-sassieshop-companies/#comment-43178 My spouse and i got really thrilled when Peter managed to complete his researching from the precious recommendations he discovered through the web site. It's not at all simplistic to just possibly be making a gift of things others may have been making money from. And now we take into account we need the website owner to thank because of that. Those explanations you have made, the straightforward site navigation, the relationships you help engender - it's got mostly awesome, and it's really letting our son and our family recognize that the concept is excellent, and that's very indispensable. Thanks for all! My spouse and i got really thrilled when Peter managed to complete his researching from the precious recommendations he discovered through the web site. It’s not at all simplistic to just possibly be making a gift of things others may have been making money from. And now we take into account we need the website owner to thank because of that. Those explanations you have made, the straightforward site navigation, the relationships you help engender – it’s got mostly awesome, and it’s really letting our son and our family recognize that the concept is excellent, and that’s very indispensable. Thanks for all!

]]> By: Veteran http://mysteryshoponline.com/blog/sassie-list/comment-page-2/#comment-43032 Veteran Sat, 14 Jan 2012 22:34:50 +0000 http://mysteryshoponline.com/blog/the-secret-list-of-sassieshop-companies/#comment-43032 I've been mystery shopping for 7 years and have worked my way up to some very good paying assignments. The money is there for those who can do some traveling and who earn the respect of their schedulers. There's no substitute for doing the legwork yourself and researching the legitimate companies online. The information's there for all to find. I’ve been mystery shopping for 7 years and have worked my way up to some very good paying assignments. The money is there for those who can do some traveling and who earn the respect of their schedulers. There’s no substitute for doing the legwork yourself and researching the legitimate companies online. The information’s there for all to find.

]]> By: Grady Finnerty http://mysteryshoponline.com/blog/sassie-list/comment-page-2/#comment-40099 Grady Finnerty Thu, 15 Dec 2011 01:25:46 +0000 http://mysteryshoponline.com/blog/the-secret-list-of-sassieshop-companies/#comment-40099 Yo. Basically needed to write a short comment and inform you you that I without a doubt approve with your blog post. Certainly spot on. Yo. Basically needed to write a short comment and inform you you that I without a doubt approve with your blog post. Certainly spot on.

]]> By: Ronald C. http://mysteryshoponline.com/blog/sassie-list/comment-page-2/#comment-39032 Ronald C. Sat, 03 Dec 2011 15:20:39 +0000 http://mysteryshoponline.com/blog/the-secret-list-of-sassieshop-companies/#comment-39032 I've been on both sides the the counter. I used to work for Lord & Taylor 8 years in the Fine Jewlery Department and I always tried to give superior service, because it supported the brand name. Sometimes, I get second thoughts about giving an employee a less than stellar review. But, retailers need to know if they have a bad apple because the climate has changed and there are a lot more choices out there. Nordstrom set a higher bar for customer service in retail. It's funny because the level of service I received in the Nordstrom stores in Mclean and Pentagon City, and Seattle was a lot different than what I received in Cherry Hill. Was it because of demographics and the Washington DC area being more affluent and having higher expectations of service? I don't know. But, it did turn me off from shopping at the Cherry Hill store. I did speak to one of the salespeople about it. Secondly, I've been doing mystery shopping for about 1 year now. I wish would of known about it when I was unemployed in February 2009. When I started I gung-ho and wanted to do as many shops as I could to make the money. My company doesn't pay for health insurance so I figured I'd do enough shops to pay my premiums. But, what I realized was I sacrificed a lot of time to get there and then to do the papaerwork. Now, I'm more selective about shops and the dollar value being offered. Now I consistently make at $300.00 dollars a month doing shops. I think November will be my best month because I made at least $800.00, not bad for part-time work, and I did not sacrifice a lot time to get those shops done. I’ve been on both sides the the counter. I used to work for Lord & Taylor 8 years in the Fine Jewlery Department and I always tried to give superior service, because it supported the brand name. Sometimes, I get second thoughts about giving an employee a less than stellar review. But, retailers need to know if they have a bad apple because the climate has changed and there are a lot more choices out there. Nordstrom set a higher bar for customer service in retail. It’s funny because the level of service I received in the Nordstrom stores in Mclean and Pentagon City, and Seattle was a lot different than what I received in Cherry Hill. Was it because of demographics and the Washington DC area being more affluent and having higher expectations of service? I don’t know. But, it did turn me off from shopping at the Cherry Hill store. I did speak to one of the salespeople about it.
Secondly, I’ve been doing mystery shopping for about 1 year now. I wish would of known about it when I was unemployed in February 2009. When I started I gung-ho and wanted to do as many shops as I could to make the money. My company doesn’t pay for health insurance so I figured I’d do enough shops to pay my premiums. But, what I realized was I sacrificed a lot of time to get there and then to do the papaerwork. Now, I’m more selective about shops and the dollar value being offered.
Now I consistently make at $300.00 dollars a month doing shops. I think November will be my best month because I made at least $800.00, not bad for part-time work, and I did not sacrifice a lot time to get those shops done.

]]> By: Vanessa http://mysteryshoponline.com/blog/sassie-list/comment-page-2/#comment-38489 Vanessa Mon, 28 Nov 2011 05:33:17 +0000 http://mysteryshoponline.com/blog/the-secret-list-of-sassieshop-companies/#comment-38489 Secret shopping is great! I did a bunch in October, and then in November, I lost my job. The money that came in from those shops has saved my life, and kept me off the streets. I've been doing a bunch now as I work part time at a diner and continue a job hunt. Quite honestly, secret shopping has saved my life. Any way to make extra cash doing something simple is never a problem. And I too do not write harsh criticism, I just state the facts. It's not my place to judge people, just the way I wouldn't want someone to have judged me when I worked in retail. Btw, I funded an entire trip to Pittsburgh, and made extra money, doing secret shops along the route. How can this be a bad thing? Secret shopping is great! I did a bunch in October, and then in November, I lost my job. The money that came in from those shops has saved my life, and kept me off the streets. I’ve been doing a bunch now as I work part time at a diner and continue a job hunt. Quite honestly, secret shopping has saved my life. Any way to make extra cash doing something simple is never a problem. And I too do not write harsh criticism, I just state the facts. It’s not my place to judge people, just the way I wouldn’t want someone to have judged me when I worked in retail.

Btw, I funded an entire trip to Pittsburgh, and made extra money, doing secret shops along the route. How can this be a bad thing?

]]> By: Mystery Shopping 101 « Real Momsters http://mysteryshoponline.com/blog/sassie-list/comment-page-2/#comment-34686 Mystery Shopping 101 « Real Momsters Mon, 10 Oct 2011 19:43:36 +0000 http://mysteryshoponline.com/blog/the-secret-list-of-sassieshop-companies/#comment-34686 [...] SASSIE software system.  You can access a listing of such companies, with links to sign up, at http://mysteryshoponline.com/blog/sassie-list/#.  The Mystery Shopping Providers Association (MSPA) is another good compiler of mystery shopping [...] [...] SASSIE software system.  You can access a listing of such companies, with links to sign up, at http://mysteryshoponline.com/blog/sassie-list/#.  The Mystery Shopping Providers Association (MSPA) is another good compiler of mystery shopping [...]

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