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I corresponded with a Mystery Shopper who did this for a living.......While I still haven't done any maybe you can find some information in these excerpts:

Mystery shopping is not a way to get rich quick. There have been a lot of articles out lately about people making a lot of money shopping but it just isn't true. Shopping is a REAL job and you do have to take it very seriously. It is a great part time thing to do that you can set your schedule with but most shops for beginners only pay $8-$15 and require about a 30 minute report on top of the actual shop. Some shops require that you make a purchase that you are later reimbursed for and some that you return. The average wait for pay is about 60 days so be prepared for that. If I can answer anything else, let me know.

Mystery shopping may be great for some, but if you're on a tight budget be warned that some companies can take up to 3 months to reimburse you for your shopping and pay you for the shop. Most mystery shopping companies you have to put out the buck for meals, shopping, etc and then they reimburse you, plus pay you for doing the shop. After doing the shop you will have to fill out a shop report that can be anywhere from 1 page to 5 or more. Then they want you to fax the report back to them, or call it in. Some companies you can report on their website. If you are required to fax the report to them they don't reimburse you for the charge of the fax! If you don't have access to a fax machine for free this will take away from your money to do the shop. Some companies pay well, some don't. Don't expect big bucks from doing this. You will also have to remember a lot of things while doing the shops. I did mystery shopping for over two years before we moved and I shopped for a lot of different companies. When I started I put out a lot of money before I started getting reimbursed.

Some companies won't pay unless you use paypal. Only 2 that I know of use paypal.. There are others.. but mostly my checks come thru the mail.
When I first got started I would take any shop possible. Then I realized that some of them were a waste of my time. For example, there are some shops out there that will pay you $5.. but u have to consider the time it takes to drive to the place, do the work, come back home and then fill out the report.. you basically just got paid $5 for an hour or so work.. not worth it.

I won't take any shop that will take me longer than an hour to do and pays less than $15. So for example, if I can get a bank shop that pays $15 and I can drive there, perform the shop, return home and fill out the report all in an hour, then I just made $15 in an hour. Get what I am saying? The more money the shop is, I will allow more time to do it. If there are low paying shops along the way to my high paying shops, then I will pencil them in.

There are some companies that will not pay if your report is untruthful or you say some crazy stuff. It happened to me once, but I disputed it and I ended up winning

The only disadvantage to shopping is that it can be time consuming. Yes, u may get a $150 dinner, but then u will spend like 3-6 hours writing the report. Some companies want DETAILS. They want to know what is said word from word .. what color was the plate... what was the food seasoned with.. did the waiter have any teeth.. could he speak English well.. they want all that info. If u bring friends with u to shops, train them on what to listen for so they can help u out.

Make sure u research the company before u shop them. If u go to the volition board, and do a search, they will have feedback on companies. Some companies are shady and wont pay or are very behind in payments.. beware of these companies especially if they are a company that reimburses.

You don't want to spend $50 and risk not getting reimbursed for months or maybe not at all. But for the most part, companies do pay you. The only time they don't pay is if you lie or are spotted. If you don't get paid and they have no reason not to pay you, u can report them to MSPA or BBB.

If you don't want to use your SS# u can use a tax id # if you have one.. or u can apply for one. I have never put down my social security# when applying, if I get jobs from them then I will offer that info, but otherwise no.......and I still have gotten jobs......... the jobs go fast so you really have to keep on top of the companies you sign up with...

Most MS companies treat you as independent contractor. (i.e they don't take taxes out of your payments, and you are responsible for filing taxes if you make over $600 dollars/year. You also need to report this as extra income on your taxes...... You are able to write off anything pertaining to your business. You get a 1099 from any company where u make more than $600 with.

Mystery shopping is fun, but it can be tedious and time consuming...but the work is easy , you have flexible hours, and great pay. Most jobs ask shoppers to go to a store, (usually a national franchise business - such as The Gap, Macy’s, and Chili’s), spend a few minutes checking or purchasing pre-selected merchandise, evaluate the service received, and turn in a report describing the experience. Other jobs involve visiting restaurants and evaluating the food and service received, with the meal for the shopper and a companion reimbursed. Of course, details of mystery shop jobs vary per job.

Whatever you do, do not pay to get information on mystery shopping. Everything that I learned about it, I got from the net free. I did buy one book that was helpful because it had forms and other things in it to keep track of things.. but u can make up your own forms. Do not EVER pay anyone to mystery shop or for information on shopping. Never pay for that which is free. If they ask you to pay--It is a scam!

A recent e-mail I received after signing up to do shopping:
Satisfaction Services Inc. www.satisfactionservicesinc.com/home.html has been hired to shop restaurants on the Turnpike in FL from Miami to Orlando and have IMMEDIATE shops!! Anyone traveling the turnpike can complete these shops. Fast food restaurants on the Pike are open for March and for upcoming months. Shops in Miami Dade/Palm Beach and as far up as Ft. Drum Svc. Plaza and Yeehaw Junction.

FL - Mystery Shops on the Turnpike -- FREE FOOD!! $25/shop for hard to fill areas!!!
FL - Mystery Shops on the Turnpike -- FREE FOOD!!

Shops are at a nationwide fast food chain and we are making sure thier new promotions are being marketed properly, the facility is clean and the food is good.

Anyone from S. Florida traveling North to Orlando will pass through Ft. Drum Service Plaza. If you or anyone you know are traveling North to Orlando please have them call us and we will feed them for free at a Nationwide fast food chain.

Max reimbursement for food + we will pay you $$ to fill out our online evaluation form for the client.

If have never shopped with us before and are sure you are not in our database go directly to our website and fill out the online application to become a mystery shopper for us. DO NOT SIGN UP MORE THAN ONCE.

www.satisfactionservicesinc.com/home.html Click 'join our shoppers'

If you have already shopped for us and would like to see what we have simply give us a call (you should have the number) and see what we have.

We have nationwide shops and need shoppers all over the state of FL for Immediate fast food and cellular phone shops.

Thanks for all your help and if you can shop the Ft. Drum Service Plaza please call as soon as you fill out your form so we can give you a shop.

Happy Shopping!!
Satisfaction Services Inc.
satserv7@satisfactionservicesinc.com

Compensation: $25/shop for hard to fill areas!!!
This is a part-time job.
Principals only. Recruiters, please don't contact this job poster.
Phone calls about this job are ok.
Please do not contact job poster about other services, products or commercial interests.

Maritz Research https://www.virtuoso.maritzresearch.com/apply/default.asp

None of them will tell you what shops they do until they start to ask for folks to fill spots.

You can find tons of mystery shops on Volition http://www.volition.com/mysteryUSA1.html http://www.volition.com/mysteryUSA2.html the best place to go to get a list of companies to sign up with has message boards (several for job posting) and for shoppers to talk about companies .

Volition message board: http://aawsm.com/forums/forum.asp?FORUM_ID=2 has a job board here where schedulers will list what shops they have available. I get alot of shops from this also.

Also Craigslist is another place you can go without having to pay a dime, or make referrals for someone else. (May not be available in your area.)

Yahoo has mystery shop groups where schedulers will send out postings of jobs.

When first starting some go here to get shops:
http://www.mysteryshop.org/searchmspanav.php
http://www.mysteryshop.org/shoppers.php and search your state

MYSTERY SHOPPER/SECRET SHOPPER TO MAKE MONEY
http://www.20ishparents.com/special_interest/frugal/mystery2.shtml
http://www.secretshopper.com
http://www.stretcher.com/stories/980219a.cfm
http://www.feedbackplusinc.com

Do a board search for mystery shopping, mystery shopper or secret shopper. If you have the time to do your research and if there are opportunities in your area, you can really make a nice bit of extra money doing shops.
I've worked with a few really good companies and haven't had any bad experiences, but am certainly aware there are companies that are not on the up and up.

http://www.mysteryshopresources.com/home.html There is a list of close to 400 shopping companies on this site. Also a great forum, everyone is very friendly and there's almost always someone around to answer a question for you!

http://www.JMRidgway.com they do transportation shops for $20. I have never shopped them but I hear they are ok.

http://www.ritterassociates.com/ is looking for folks to do gas shops

company looking for folks in Oklahoma http://www.aysm.com/

Our Little Secret! http://frost.bbboy.net/ourlittlesecret Mystery Shopping companies rated. Need to register with bbboy boards

Synovate - http://www.worldopinion.com/news?cmd=item&id=2368 (surveys)

SELF ASSIGN SHOPS

There are a lot of companies that let you self assign shops. So yo u may get an email saying, "There is a shop available. Go to the website and select it if you are interested." There are also companies that will let u apply for shops but they assign on a first come, first serve basis.
I would stick mostly to the ones on the http://www.volition.com/mysterylist.asp volition list. Self assign companies are great IMHO because you choose which jobs you can take. The hard part in the beginning is learning the posting schedule of each company and then literally sitting on your computer when they are posted because depending on your area these jobs go fast.

Believe it or not, you really just have to start at A and stop at Z for applying on the volition list. Make sure you have Roboform http://www.roboform.com/faq-pr.html#faq_prevversions and I would type up a good narrative of your best and worst dining experience and save in word (if you have been shopping for a while you probably already have something saved, just change names, and places) It is a pain but well worth it. From what you told me you are missing out on a lot like gas, grocery, clothes, and cosmetics to name a few but I do love the company you are working with!

The last week of the month start booking for the following month. I am usually automatically assigned shops each month by some companies. When the new month rolls around I check my emails and job boards every day so I can book more shops. Try to be available to take any cancellation shops also.

Service Intelligence http://www.serviceintelligence.com/ allows you to pretty much "self assign"

Beyond Hello https://www.beyondhello.com/secure/index.htm. pays like clockwork monthly for the previous month and lets you self assign I dont do any faxing at all...

https://www.shopnchekshopper.com/XP2/ I did my first "shopnchekshopper" job and I was paid the full amount within 3 weeks. I also called in and gave my report.. took about 5min. I was very pleased and am looking forward to doing many more in the future.
Another said "I have shopped for shopnchek for two years and they do pay on time. I have shopped gas stations, McDonalds, Burger King, Old navy and Radio Shack, amongst other."

Shop 'n Chek https://www.applyshopnchek.com/index.aspx- nice lil company. they pay on time. this is where I get the pet food shops and they do lots of fast foods. I always can find work with them.

http://www.shopnchek.com/intro.html This one is jokingly referred to as shop n cheap because of the low paying shops but they sometimes offer good bonuses at the end of the month depending on what area you are in.

FYI I do 80% of my shops thru Shop n Chek and they pay like clockwork.. the 10th of each month and now they even offer direct deposit... and all reports are done online and you just mail in the receipts or I scan them and email ... no costs at all... I highly recommend Shop'n Chek, the pay may be a bit low in the overal scheme of things but I balance out ease of working with along with availability and ability to self-schedule and do online and I love them!

A few of the easier self assign boards to break in on are:

http://www.secretshopnet.com/
http://www.checkmarkinc.com/newhome/index-flash.html
http://www.iccds.com/ http://www.infotelinc.com/

I just did a major department store today and got paid $29 for an hour to walk around to the departments to see how the sales associates interacted with me. Last week I did a major pet store where I had to make a purchase. Since the shop pays $10, I just brought $10 in cat food for my cats. You learn to get creative so you can get something out of it. Don't do shops where you have to make a purchase and your pay is reimbursement only, and u cant use the purchase. I am usually scheduled for 12 grocery stores a month at $10/piece.. so I will buy $120 in food for the month and consider that free groceries.. get what I'm saying? I get paid to go to movie theaters and count the number of seats in a theater for a particular show. Notice I said the number of seats.. NOT the number of people. So after I get done counting, I sit down and watch a free show.

I also do a lot of apartment and retail shops. I used to do lots of restaurant shops, however I gained 25 lbs and had to cut back big time.. so I limit restaurants to like one or two a month. I will only do restaurant shops where I will get over $100 reimbursement for a meal... those are the high end shops. I did a shop last year where I was sitting at the bar and some celebrities walked in. Since it was a shop, I had to pretend like I was used to eating in places like that and seeing famous people was no big thing for me. When I first started getting high end restaurants, all my friends wanted to go. So here we are in this fancy restaurant, with 5 people eating off of one steak... asking for hot sauce and stuff. But now I've learned to leave some folks at home because some folks don't know how to act.

Last summer I hit the concert shops and would get reimbursed for 2 tickets, 6 drinks and food for the night. I got to see Common, Al Green, the Neville Brothers, KC & the Sunshine Band and Teena Marie all for FREE. You just cant beat that! I would also do hotel shops where they would pay me to stay overnight and get a free dinner and breakfast. And I also do casino shops where they give me $75 to gamble with. I used do Bulls and Blackhawk games too.

The majority of chain places are shopped. So any chain you can think of and that u would like to shop, call them and sometimes they will tell u the company that shops them. As a shopper, I cant tell u who shops them.. but I can tell u if they get shopped. McDonalds, Subway, Boston Market, Ole Country Buffet, White Castle.. these places all get shopped by the same company. Think of places that u visit on a regular basis.. those may get shopped. My bank gets shopped all the time. .. Target, Wal-mart, K-mart... stores in the mall. Expensive restaurants can be chains, but may have different names in other cities. So check them out on the web. Or you may have a company who owns 5 expensive restaurants in your area and they all get shopped Lettuce Entertain You is another company that hires shoppers just for their restaurants.

I'm just an ordinary person and if I can do this as a side business and reap all these benefits, then anyone can.

One woman wrote to a magazine that she was literally at the doctor's office reading the magazine and found out about mystery shopping. And get this.. she got the doctor she was seeing, into shopping too. The doctor she was seeing did $4000 in restaurant shops last year!

Once again, check on the mystery shopping boards before u take any assignments and see what other shoppers are saying about the companies. If u read that they arent paying folks then dont take any shops from them. I dont want u doing shops, not getting paid However, there are more good shops then there are bad ones.

You can also send an email to

Elise@BLDSchedulingServices.com

with all of this information:

Full Name:
Full Address:
Home Number:
Work Number:
Cell Phone Number:
Cities You Can Shop:
Any mystery shopping experience you have:

She is a GREAT independent scheduler that schedules for different companies and she will add you to her database.

I just got an email about $25-$32 bank shops. They are looking for new people.

For example, I did a concert shop and usually with this company I get to pick what concert I wanted to go to. But for some reason they assigned me the shop and told me to go on a particular day. Well the concert for that day was a Neil Diamond impersonator named Super Diamond. Now I dont know about u.. but where I'm from black folks dont listen to Neil Diamond let alone his impersonator. So I made a big deal to the company on why I shouldnt do this shop because the crowd will be all white and with me and my guest being black, we will stick out like a sore thumb. But they just insisted that I do the shop because there would be folks of all colors there.

So I do the shop..lo and behold, we are the ONLY people of color in the whole concert hall. And guess what happens.. I get spotted.. which means the manager knew I was a mystery shopper and reported it to the company. Once u are spotted, u dont get paid because evidently you didn't hide your tracks well enough. As a shopper u are suppose to "fit in" and not be obvious. But how can a black person fit in at a Neil Diamond concert????

So I went back and forth with the president of the mystery shopping company and they decided to pay based on what I told them would happen. I specifically told them I did not want to do the shop because I would get spotted and I did!

My friend recently got fired from a company because she put in her report that she saw a lot of fat people at the restaurant and so that meant the restaurant served good food. The restaurant didn't like that comment

One persons opinion on how the certification helps... If you register with a Mystery Shopping Company they immediately give you a shopper "Rating" that determines what kind of jobs you get and how much they pay (more experienced shoppers with better ratings get the great shops that pay more and take less time to do).

When you sign up as a new shopper with a mystery shopping company and enter your certification number, MOST of the sites will automatically put your rating at 3 out of 5 points... before you even shop a store for them. The reason is that you have been TESTED on the basics of shopping, you know, due to having taken that test and having passed, the rules and regulations and do's and don'ts of shopping. That automatically puts you in a different category than Jane or Joe Schmoe who just filled out a form and submitted it.

YOU SURE CAN do it without being certified... But keep in mind that it cost just $15 to become certified and the payout on the shops you get offered, and the ease of doing them will be immediately improved so you will make that $15 back more quickly than working for months to get your rating to the same place you could without being certified.

I have been shopping for a good while. I have cut back on the number of shops I accept because of my health. I get offered more shops than I can do, even when I was feeling great I was being offered more than I needed or wanted.

But as far as a rating or a company paying you more or getting the best shops. I have found that, even though I am not certified:
1. If you accept a shop, Do it and do it right and on time, and completely. Do that a couple of times for a company and you will start getting better offers and more jobs, because they know they can COUNT on you, and that you are RELIABLE, and can follow THEIR INSTRUCTIONS to a "T". That is what Mystery shopping companies are looking for, consistrnt, quality, reliable, complete. Do this and you will begin to get more offers than you could possibly want to do.

http://www.work-at-homejobs.com/ showed this list-
Howard Services
Every day our needs change for retaining the services of Mystery Shoppers. Although we have national clients, our concentration is in the New England and Mid-Atlantic areas

Michelson & Associates, Inc
Get paid for shopping! We are looking for honest, observant, responsible women and men all across North America to evaluate customer service, courtesy, sales effort, store cleanliness, etc.

Second To None, Inc. http://www.second-to-none.com/ USPS $12
In exchange for completing a written evaluation of your experiences, we pick up the tab. For restaurant visits, we pay for the entire meal, including tax and gratuity, for you and a guest.

Here is a list of mystery shop companies that u can sign up for and automatically be in their database. When they have shops available in your state, they will send u an email stating what kind of shop it is, where it is and the pay. Then you can apply for the shop. Some of them are first come/first serve or they will assign it to you based on your score, depending on the shop. Once u have signed up with these shops, u can go straight to the job board to see what they have available. I have picked up some real nice $50-$80 dinner shops and other nice little paying jobs thru these companies.

Copy and paste these as clicking on them won't work!
ABA Quality Monitoring http://www.aba.co.uk/shopper.html (notice this is uk.)
A Closer Look http://a-closer-look.com pays reimbursement only
A Customer's Point of View, www.acpview.com
Amusement Advantage http://member.aol.com/amusmntadv/ Pays in admission tickets for theme parks
Ann Michaels http://www.ishopforyou.com/ Chicago Area
Anonymous Shopper http://www.anonymousshopper.com/index.htm At Your Service Marketing http://aysm.com/jobs_pl.htm
Best Mark http://www.bestmark.com/
Better Marketing Associate http://www.enter.net/~bma
Check Mark http://www.checkmarkinc.com/
Checkup Marketing http://www.checkupmarketing.com/
Confero http://conferoinc.com/
Courtesy Counts http://www.courtesycounts.com/
Critique International http://www.critiqueinternational.com/
Feedback Plus http://www.gofeedback.com/
Focus on Service http://www.focusonservice.com/
Genesis Group http://www.genesisgrp.com/
Green and Associates http://www.greenandassociates.com/
Hindsight http://www.hndsight.com/
ICC/Decision Services http://www.iccds.com/
Investigative Marketing http://www.investigativemarketing.com/
Jancyn http://www.jancyn.com/ *
Ken-Rich Retail Group http://www.ken-rich.com/
Lasting Impressions http://exitnow.com/lasting/mystery_shopper_application.htm
Main Stream Marketing http://www.mainstreammarketing.com/
Mars Surveys http://www.marsresearch.com/index1.html
Market Image http://phantom.marketimage.com/web/frame.nsf
Marketing Systems Unlimited http://msultd.com/ Seeking full time shoppers
Mercantile Systems http://www.mercsurveys.com/
Metro Park Mystery Shopper http://www.metropark.com/nggroup/
Mystery Shoppers http://www.weneed.com/
Mystery Shopper USA http://www.bmiltd.com/
Nationwide Integrity http://www.nationwideintegrity.com/
Quality Assurance Consultants http://www.qacinc.com/
Quality Check http://www.undercovershopper.com/
Quest for Best Mystery Shoppers http://www.questforbest.com/
Patron Edge http://www.patronedge.com/application.html Mostly New England Area
Person to Person Quality http://www.persontopersonquality.com/
Plethora http://www.benzie.com/plethora/ Only in a few cities
Pulse Back http://www.pulseback.com/evaluators.htm
Rapid Chek http://www.rapidchek.com/
Restaurant Shops On-line http://www.ranw.com/mysteryshop/restaurantshops.htm
Retail Biz Consulting http://www.retailbiz.com/mars.html
SG Marketing Group http://www.sgmarketing.com/
Second to None http://www.second-to-none.com/assignmentcentral.htm
Sensors Quality Management http://www.sqm.ca/ Canada
Service Perceptions http://www.serviceperceptions.com/
Service Probe http://www.pwgroup.com/sprobe/ Mostly southern states
Service Quest http://www.service-quality.com/
Service Research, Inc. http://www.gosri.com/
Service Sleuths http://www.howardservices.com/become.htm
Service Trac, Inc http://www.servicetrac.com/
Shoney's Inc. http://www.shoneysrestaurants.com/mystery.htm Rebates for meals
Shoppers International, Inc http://www.shoppersinternational.com/
Shoppers View http://www.shoppersview.com/
Sights On Sound http://www.mysteryshop.com/
Sinclair Mystery Shopping http://www.sinclair.org/mystery.htm
Sony Theatres http://www.theatres.sre.sony.com/mystery/index.html Nationwide $35 fee gets 8 movie tickets and $40 concession coupons
Speedmark http://www.speedmarkweb.com/
Spot Checks http://www.spotchecks.com/
Survey Club http://www.surveyclub.com/
The Corporate Research Group http://www.thecrg.com/
Web Mystery Shoppers http://www.webmysteryshoppers.com

* http://www.jancyn.com I had to pose as an renter looking at an apartment, then I had to fill out a 4 page report with my opinion of the person showing the apartment, describe the apartment. It paid $20.00 paypal. The other offers they sent me were over 20miles away (each way) so I passed on several and never got called back after a while.

A & A Merchandising Ltd.
A Closer Look, Inc.
A & M Business Services
A Step Above Service Evaluations
A Top Shop Acra, Inc.
Ann Michaels & Associates, Ltd.
Associate Consumer Evaluations Mystery Shopping
Amusement Advantage
Anonymous Insights
Anonymous Shoppers & Assessments of Pittsburgh
Apartment Shoppe
At Your Service Marketing
Bare Associates International
Barry Leeds & Associates
Best Mark
Beyond Hello
Beyond Marketing Group
BMA Mystery Shopping Services - Best Market Audits
Business Evaluation Services
Business Insights Group
Byers Choice Inc.
Campus Consulting
Captain D's Seafood
Certified Reports, Inc.
Check Mark, Inc.
Check-Up Marketing
Cirrus Marketing Consultants Confero The Service Resources Group
Consumer Connection
Corporate Research International
Count on Us
Customer 1st
Customer Perspectives
Customer Service Perceptions
CyberShop by RoperASW
Data Quest Investigations, Ltd.
Datatron
David Sparks & Associates DSG Associates
Ellis Property Management Services Excel Shopping Consulting
Feedback Plus, Inc.
The Field Force
Focus on Service
Full Scope Mystery Shopping
Golden Resources Marketing Group
Graymark Security Group
Green & Associates
Greet America, Inc.
Howard Services ICC/Decision Services
Imaginus
imyst
Infinity Assurance Group
Infotel
Instant Reply IntelliShop
Jack's Mystery Guest Jancyn Evaluation Shops JC ; Associates
J M Ridgway Company
Ken-Rich Retail Group
LeBlanc & Associates
Locksley Group Ltd.
Maritz Research
Marketing Systems Unlimited
Mar's Surveys
Market Viewpoint
Melinda Brody and Company
Merchandise Concepts
Michelson & Associates
Mystery Guest, Inc.
Mystery Shopper Metropark
Mystery Shoppers
Mystique Shopper
National Shopping Service Network, LLC
Nationwide Integrity Services, Inc.
Northwest Loss Prevention Consultants
Pacific Research Group
The Pat Henry Group
PatronEdge
The Performance Edge
Person to Person Quality
Pinkerton
Premier Service Consulting
Promotion Network, Inc.
PROS Professional Review & Operational Shoppes, Inc. PulseBack
Quality Assurance Consulting
Quest for Best
Reality Check Mystery Shoppers
Restaurant Evaluators
Retail Biz Consulting
Ritter & Associates
Rocky Mountain Merchandising
Satisfaction Services
Second To None, Inc.
The Secret Shopper Company
Secret Shopping Services
secshopsvs@hotmail.com
Sensors Quality Management Inc.
Service Advantage International
Service Check;
Service Evaluation Concepts
Service Excellence Group
Service Impressions
Service Intelligence - Secret Shopnet
Service Performance Group
The Service Quality Department
Service Research Corporation
Service Sleuths by Howard Services& Service Solutions
ServiceTRAC
SG Marketing Group
Shop'n Chek Worldwide
Shoppers, Inc.
Shoppers' Critique International
Sights on Service
Signature, Inc.
Sinclair Service Assessments
The Solomon Group
Sparagowski & Associates
Speedmark Information Services
SystemChec by Orilio & Associates
TES/RapidCheck
Texas Shoppers Network
Trans Union
Trend Source for Blockbuster &Wendy's.
Video Eyes
Wal-Mart

Maritz Research https://www.virtuoso.maritzresearch.com/apply/default.asp

Nervous about sending personal info into a company from the net.

Any other Shopper job's I have had have all been independent contractor work. Here's the email...:

Mail to:
Maritz Research
Attn: Personnel Department
10875 Grandview Street, Suite 2280
Overland Park, KS 66210

Please include a copy of your Drivers License and Social Security Card to
satisfy the requirements of the I-9 form.

As per federal law, all required forms must be completed and received by
us before employment commences and work begins.

Your login ID is:
Your password is:

If you have any questions, please contact our personnel department at
1-800-782-4299.

Thank you,
tcmsBox@maritz.com

I have talked with other people about this company, and they are totally legit.

HOWEVER . . . I personally am not comfortable giving that sort of information, just to do mystery shopping.

Maritz treats it's mystery shoppers as employees, which is a whole different ball game. I know a lot of people who can't "work" due to Social Security, or other concerns like that. Maritz would not be the company for them.

If you know there will be a lot of work for you with them it might be worth it, but aside from that, I would look at some of the other reputable companies.

I have shopped for this company for about a year now, and they are great. Their shops are relatively easy, and the schedulers are great. If you are serious about mystery shopping, you will find that there are a lot of companies that require the sort of info you are referring to, it's up to you whether you decide to do it , of course, but I have never encountered any problems.

I love working with them, they are a great company! Their assignments are easy and they usually pay in 3-4 weeks. Don't be afraid to send your personal info, they have been in business a long time.
I think they usually pay around $9-$10 for a shop, and then if you have to make a purchase that is extra. They usually mail the checks out pretty fast compared to some companies. I think they cut checks twice a month??

More information: http://pages.ivillage.com/lwmsavon/laurascouponingandrefundinghintsandtips/id7.html

These might be more good ones to check out:

Marketing Endeavors**
Mercantile Systems**
MSI
Nationwide Services Group
Service Check**
TNS Intersearch**

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