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Fequently Asked Questions

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Who should become a mystery shopper?
Work as a mystery shopper is perfect for anyone who enjoys working flexible hours, who would like to earn high contract wages, and who would enjoy a variety of assignments. It’s fun and easy work!

Do I need any special training or experience?
No previous experience or special training is required. If you like to shop you will do just fine. Anyone who has a little common sense can succeed with our help. Our only requirement is that you must be 18 years of age or older, have a valid e-mail address and can read and write in basic English.

Is there an age limit?
If you're over the age of eighteen, you can be a mystery shopper. This is also an ideal job for Seniors!

Can men be mystery shoppers?
Absolutely. As a matter of fact, some specialized shopping assignments are for men only. This job is for women, men and sometimes the whole family.

Who pays me?
We Pay You! Payment options usually include automatic bank deposit, Pay Pal or mailed check. Western Union may be used in some remote areas.

Can I refuse certain assignments?
Yes. That's another great benefit of this job. Because you'll be working independently, you only have to accept the assignments that you are interested in.

Is there work where I live?
You can live just about anywhere in the country and work as a mystery shopper.

Will anyone supervise my work?
The company that gives you your assignment will supervise all aspects of fieldwork. There is always someone available if a shopper has a problem or question.

What else do I need to know?
Everything you need to know about getting started as a mystery shopper is covered in our members website, but any additional information you might need will be provided by the company you’ll be shopping for.

How soon can I start shopping?
Right away! Sign up now and you could be working as soon as tomorrow!

 
MYSTERY SHOPPING INDUSTRY FACTS


More than 8 million Mystery Shops were conducted in 2006.


The Mystery Shopping industry had an estimated value of nearly $600 million in the United States alone in 2006.


Mystery shopping revenue by industry:

Retail: 16.8%

Banking / Financial: 14.2%

Fast Food: 14%

Gas Station / Convenience Store: 11.8%


Double-digit industry growth between 2005 and 2006 is expected to see growth of up to 15 percent or more in the Retail, Restaurant and Financial Services industries through 2007.


Mystery shopping is conducted in almost every industry, ranging from quick-service and high-end restaurants, hotels and resorts, banks and financial service providers, apartments, convenience stores, chain and specialty retailers, home builders, self-storage facilities, healthcare organizations and grocery stores.


Mystery shopping providers help businesses design, implement and evaluate mystery shopping programs, as well as coordinate the assignment of mystery shoppers to conduct shops.
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