Comments on: Why People Mystery Shop http://mysteryshoponline.com/blog/why-people-mystery-shop/ Tips, Strategies, and Resources for Mystery Shoppers Sat, 06 Mar 2010 23:22:19 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: IQ http://mysteryshoponline.com/blog/why-people-mystery-shop/comment-page-1/#comment-4283 IQ Fri, 12 Sep 2008 19:03:20 +0000 http://mysteryshoponline.com/blog/why-people-mystery-shop/#comment-4283 Found your website early on when I was signing up with companies. Your lists helped out tremendously. TKS! After four days I started receiving e-mails on available shops and after three weeks I'm "booked" for September. All was going great until...... I was doing an overt assignment and someone approached me and asked if I was a mystery shopper. Of course I gave the "right" answer. However, I thought that if this person was a mystery shopper themselves they would know better than to ask that question. But, another thought came into my mind. If the person were a mystery shopper and had wanted the assignment I was working on, why would they come to my "place of business?" Were they miffed at not getting to the assignment first and they wanted to find out who did? If so, very unprofessional, I think. Anyone else had a similar experience? Found your website early on when I was signing up with companies. Your lists helped out tremendously. TKS! After four days I started receiving e-mails on available shops and after three weeks I’m “booked” for September. All was going great until…… I was doing an overt assignment and someone approached me and asked if I was a mystery shopper. Of course I gave the “right” answer. However, I thought that if this person was a mystery shopper themselves they would know better than to ask that question. But, another thought came into my mind. If the person were a mystery shopper and had wanted the assignment I was working on, why would they come to my “place of business?” Were they miffed at not getting to the assignment first and they wanted to find out who did? If so, very unprofessional, I think. Anyone else had a similar experience?

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