L Shepherd's comments

All About Me- a New Blogger in Town - Blog Entry

11 Feb 2007 03:48 PM

Oh I know what you mean. Mystery shopping is rough, it really is. I like doing audits a lot better, but with mystery shops there are just so many things that go wrong. I am still selling on eBay, but not dependent on it anymore. I like it a whole lot more part time than I did full time.

That's funny that you are using eBay to wean yourself from other things and I am using other things to wean myself off eBay! I've done the opposite before and had low eBay sales for the day, but then felt like I made up for it because I found a couple of mystery shops to perform, lol. Both mystery shopping and eBay can be so difficult and frustrating- it's good to have that happy medium when you can wake up and decide which thing you want to do that day.

Mystery Shopping: Becoming Certified: Is it Worth It? - Blog Entry

06 Feb 2007 12:00 PM

There are a few who say they give first dibs to gold, then to silver, and some who claim they give first to anyone certified before posting it to everyone else. i can't think offhand who it is, I am signed up with so many.

Mystery Shopping: Becoming Certified: Is it Worth It? - Blog Entry

05 Feb 2007 11:25 PM

I have a silver, and I can't say that it's made any difference. Some companies claim to offer shops to certified shoppers first, but who's to say if they really do.

Would You Work at Home if You Didn't Have To? - Blog Entry

05 Feb 2007 09:36 PM

I would work only one day a week or maybe just a few evenings a week if I could. I think that would be heaven, to not have to depend on the at home work.

Bear With Me...Just a Short Vent About "Mentality" - Blog Entry

05 Feb 2007 01:08 AM

I've found that making more per hour doesn't necessarily mean you make more, a lot of times it just means that you have to work fewer hours.