Day 1. I received a text message about a mystery shopping opportunity. The text message included a 1-800 number to call. I called and the operator jumped into taking my information before telling about the opportunity. I agreed to it and to a promotion for Surplus Supplier. I was told I would ...
When I signed up for surplus supplier I was told I had 14 days to consider whether or not I wanted to do it. There was an initial charge of 3.95 then after 14 days if I didn't cancel I would be charged 49.95. Well I was charged 49.95 twice in less than a week after signing up. I called customer ...
On or about Feb 7 I called this Mystery Shopper company at 1-800-775-9748 and spoke with James Walls #4007. I signed up with the service and he told me I had 30 days to decide if I wanted to continue, which he gave me the date of March 7th. At the same time my friend also spoke with him, gave him ...
This company/ies advertise that they hire people for "mystery shoppers" then when you call them they tell you it will cost you a minimal amount to get registered. Then after you give them you credit card nuimber they tell you that there will be a monthy charge over $50.00. If you wish to ...
I recently responded to a classified ad that was looking for people to work as mystery shoppers in various retail establishments. The ad stated it was part-time employment and that I could pretty much pick and choose my own hours. The businesses were close to home, so I quickly became interested, ...