Secret Shopper Jobs

Secret Shopper Jobs are a fun way for people to make extra money and help out large companies. This practice came about as a way for employers to honestly evaluate their staff on various skill sets.

Everybody knows that when the boss is around all employees work extra hard to look good and go above and beyond. However this does not reflect their behavior when no one important is watching them. Thus, companies instituted Secret Shopper Jobs as a way for regular people to evaluate their staff.

The way it works is that you get an incentive of a certain amount of money to spend at a specific store. While you shop you rate the location and its staff on all aspects of customer service. After which, you get to keep the goods you purchased in exchange for your evaluation.

There are many online companies that advertise Secret Shopper Jobs but not all of them are legitimate. Many times they make you pay a membership fee and all they provide you with is a stale database of stores that used to participate. You would still have to call these places up and find out if they have an active program.

Thus, it is important to thoroughly research any company that you are considering signing up with. Try to find real members reviews about their experience working with that company before you sign up.

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paula, sacramento	Posted at 7:49pm on Thursday, June 19th, 2008
I just cald an ad listed in local paper as "shoppers" the company is "shopper service". The intake process was easy enough, the operator is selling a trial offer for 14 days. You pay $1.95 to sign up access website for listings and get the trainig to shop, you then use the service/list for 14 days pay, if interested pay $19.95. They are claiming $50 compensation per shopping experience. Does this sound to good to be true??? The website was created "2008" no BBB logo...
Retail GM, IL	Posted at 10:10am on Wednesday, May 14th, 2008
Another downside about secret shoppers is the ones who are actually going to the stores "rating the service" are not actually fair in their ratings, they lie and exagerate for just a few dollars since the may get paid $5 to $20 per shop, without thinking that with their untruthful comments they are putting at risk the job for hard retail workers, I have actually witnessed an ocassion where my associate was been secret shopped and did all was trained to do and still, very rude, unpolite "customer" gave a bad rating on custumer service.
julie, cloverport ky	Posted at 2:19pm on Sunday, April 20th, 2008
I hope that C.F. Management service is a real company because if it not the BBB will be told about them.
Christy, Kentucky	Posted at 5:04pm on Thursday, January 24th, 2008
I just did my first secret shopper job for a company called DataTron I sure hope it wasn't a scam, because if it was I will be so pissed. I will come back and let you know.
dundee, sacramento	Posted at 11:27pm on Wednesday, January 9th, 2008
NOT WORTH THE TIME OR GAS- BY THE TIME YOU REGISTER FOR 50+ SHOPPER SITES YOU THEN CROSS YOUR FINGERS THAT YOU WILL EVEN GET CHOSEN FOR THE "SHOP". THERE IS ALWAYS THE SHOPS AVAILABLE THAT PAY A BIG $5, BUT BY THE TIME YOU GO, SHOP AND FILL OUT YOUR REPORT OR FINDINGS(ALSO A PAIN AND VERY TIME CONSUMING) ITS NOT WORTH IT. I HAVE EVEN HAD A REPORT THAT I'VE SPENT A LOT OF TIME ON REJECTED AND NOT PAID BY THE COMPANY BECAUSE OF WRITING DOWN 1 ITEM INCORRECTLY ON THE REPORT. YOU MAY MAKE ABOUT 1-2 DOLLARS AN HOUR....YOUR TIME IS MORE PRECIOUS THAN THAT......
Stephanie, TX	Posted at 6:16pm on Wednesday, January 9th, 2008
One downside to the secret shopper jobs is that in order to get these jobs, you have to individually sign up for each company that handles these "shops". There are literally hundreds of these companies that contract with retailers. Sometimes the sign up process is quite tedious with "shopper tests" and online forms. So, there is a lot of initial investment of your time. Once you sign up, some of them WILL email you a list of available jobs. Also, unless you live in a large city with lots of retailers, you probably won't have many jobs to choose from. You also have to weigh out the cost of gas, the time you spend on the shop, AND the time you spend on the computer reporting your findings. To me, it's just not worth the time and trouble for the low fees that are offered.