The irritating-ness of Mystery Shopping...

[dryad2b]

 I am hovering on the brink of dropping one of the companies I'm signed up with for mystery shopping.  I contemplated saying who, and what, but I think my agreement says that I shouldn't, at least not so publicly.  I won't drop them because I'm realtively sure I did get one good shop from them.  But, what they've got the most of, I can't do.  So

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[grian_eun]

Ah, wow, that's pretty annoying :P I dunno, that stuff sounds kind of scammy to me, but then again I've never done it before so I could be wrong.

[dryad2b]

Part of it is that the phrase "mystery shopping" is heavily used by the advertisers who are responsible for so much of the spam. Those ads that say you'll be a mystery shopper, and they're going to give you a $500 credit card? You're going to have to sign up for a bunch of stuff before you get that card