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Restaurant Evaluators Needed

Jessica Zike (24.125.186.140) -

If you are comfortable delivering approximately 2, 000 well-written words in exchange for a great meal in an upscale restaurant, then Coyle Hospitality Group is looking for you!

We are an international mystery shopping business serving upscale restaurants, spas, hotels and resorts exclusively for over 10 years.

All of our evaluations include full meal reimbursements for two people, plus a fee. Knowledge of upscale dining and good writing skills are a must.

If you are interested, please visit our ‘Evaluator Opportunities’ page (see URL below) and complete the survey to become an evaluator. Be sure to mention that you saw the post on the MSPA site.

This is how ALL evaluators begin with CHG.

www.coylehospitality.com/shoppers.html

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Comment #1 Bubba from deep in your mind -

I think "mystery shopping" is a complete crock, especially when your blurb makes no mention of Mexico

Comment #2 Jessica Zike (24.131.12.203) -

We have a fine dining restaurant evaluation available immediately in Mexico Ciy.

Comment #3 eyes4 from The Beach - Sun Jun 29 03:36:28 2008

Mystery Shopping is a legitimate and useful business. It keeps employees on their toes and honest. It improves customer service and reduces losses.

Jessica - You don't mention the fee paid for these shops in your initial post. Are they based on experience or do they vary by client?

Do you have specific forms or do you rely on narrative reports?

And - probably important to some - do you have a PI license or certification so your shoppers can count experience hours under you?

Comment #4 DianaR from USA - Mon Jun 30 12:01:16 2008

While this sounds nice, reimbursement isn't nearly as desirable as just getting paid up front.

How long does it take to get reimbursed? What currency is the evaluator reimbursed in?

Comment #5 Ed (152.163.40.26) - Tue Jul 1 05:56:12 2008

And, even more important... is it just a come on to get you to pay for a book that then tells you how to go out and try and find that kind of work?!?!?!?!?!

Comment #6 DianaR from USA - Tue Jul 15 16:46:47 2008

It's probably useless spam. Most of these programs really aren't all that great and don't pay enough to make it worthwhile to put gas in your car and drive to the restaurant, much less pay for everything and then wait for reimbursement.

Sheesh!

Comment #7 eyes4 from The Beach - Sun Jul 20 11:44:22 2008

Actually I looked at her website and it is one of the more professional 'secret shopper' sites I've seen.

This is a very large industry. As a shopper you won't get rich - if you own one of these companies you will. Believe it.

Once you've been providing shoppers to good clients for a while, you can slip into all kinds of security and investigations for them. For those that have received mailers or heard ads on radio - yeah, your going to be disappointed by the experience. But if you find a legitimate company to work for, you can start a part time hobby or a whole new career.

eyes4

Comment #8 EugenS from Europe - Tue Jul 22 10:39:21 2008

I might take you up on that offer, I love mystery shopping!

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