Make Extra Money Mystery Shopping!
Become a Secret Shopper for Free!
Expand Your Exposure as an Evaluator!
Connect with Other Independent Contractors!
Be Your Own Partime Boss on Your Own Schedule!
Break Into Merchandising!
This website is completely
free!!
You must be atleast
18 years old to work as a mystery shopper.
People are constantly
amazed when they find out what I do. I work from home as a mystery shopper. It is a productive home business
for me and everyone else I know who does it. The start up is almost nothing, and the benefits are great! (From
cash, free merchandise, and eating out for free to bowling, seeing movies, and etc.) The information to help
you get started is provided for free on this website. The best part of it for me is, I can take my daughters
with me everywhere I go and we enjoy doing this work together. It is so easy and fun and rewarding, I think everyone
should try to do it. You never know what it could become for you. You can work from home and mystery shop full
time. The income of shopping full time doesn't usually replace a full time income, but the benefits and the pay are great.
It is flexible because you plan out your days and the jobs you want to do. You'd be surprised at how many companies
pay mystery shoppers regularly. Companies pay from $10-$40 per hour for this type of work. Focus groups
and longer studies pay much much more if you choose those types of assignments. There is also the opportunity of merchandising
and sample displays as well.
Places like Target, Wal-mart, Texas Steakhouse, Fuddruckers,
Gate and Exxon Mobil, UPSP and UPS,
Lonestar Steakhouse, Outback, Chili's, Ruby Tuesday's, The Cheesecake Factory, Biltmore Estates,
Amusements Parks all over, the list goes on and on and on.... I
couldn't possibly tell you about them all.....
Places like McDonalds, Hardees, Burger King, Slimfast,
Cici's Pizza, Papa Johns, Dominos, Harris Teeter, Bowling Lanes Everywhere, Food Lion,
Winn Dixie, Pay Less Shoes, Shoe Carnival,
PetSmart....See what I mean? I can't name them all. There are stores in other
parts of the country that I've only heard of before, and they have mystery shoppers too. The places listed
here are only a few of the types of places I have shopped.
Places like the Sunglass Hut, FYE Music Stores, Cinemas everywhere,
Hollywood Video, Blockbuster, Lowe's, Home
Depot, Arby's, Waffle House, KFC,
Belks, JCPenny's, Sears, and more and more....
It is happening all around you. There
are mystery shoppers shopping in stores right now as you read this. They are getting paid to shop, eat, watch movies,
and are paid to be entertained! They get to enjoy life and leisure for free and get paid to do it, all they have
to do in return is fill out survey's based on their shopping experience and email receipts back to the company. It works.
I know it does because I do it. The reason I started this website is to help others get in on it too without having
to weed through all the scams on your way. I had to weed throught he scams so if you go through this site, you won't
have to. People are so delighted to find out how easy this is and how quickly it begins to work for you. You aren't
getting stuff for free though, you have to work for it, but the work is very easy (in my opinion). Many people ask,
"Companies actually pay people to do that"? They don't realize how valuable their opinions and observations are to companies.
Companies are willing to pay you to secretly tell them what you saw and how your services were rendered in their stores.
They use the information to improve their services, reward their employees, and enhance the atmosphere of their store and
test out new products.
The number one key to working steadily
as a mystery shopper is to sign up with the most companies you can. The more databases you are listed in, the
more often you get assignment offers. We have a vast list provided free on this site for you! WE
will not ask you for any money at any time. Everything on this site is freely provided to you. The companies listed
are companies that are actively hiring mystery shoppers all over the United States. I built this website, initially,
for me to work off of as I collected a list of companies to work for. So many friends and family members have asked
how to get started doing it that I felt like a broken record, so I decided to answer all those questions once and for all
and provide the links for the companies that pay for shoppers. So you have training and a directory right here!
Everything you need to get started, for free. You are probably asking, "Why would you do that for free?" Well,
I don't have a great big smart answer for you. I'm just wanted to help other people like me. Oh and
by the way, the companies I have listed in my directory are free to sign up for too! If you ever come across a company
that wants you to pay to sign up to work for them, it's a scam!!! Keep away from that. :) I learned
the hard way once when I lost $50 signing up with a shady group. Legitimate companies will not ask you to pay
them to be on their "list" of shoppers. :) There are some companies out there that sell directory's like the one
I have on this site. If they provide what they promise, then great, but most of them don't. Alot of them have
bad links or very few links. So try something free first and see if this doesn't help you. I know it will because
I have done well using it and I live in a small town.
Read over the links on the website and you'll
understand more about what mystery shopping is and how to do it. Be sure to read the pages entitled "How
It Works" and "What You Need to Know". Again, this information is and always will be free.
Afterwards, you'll be ready to go! It really helps to read the how to stuff first before you start to apply,
because some of these companies will have you on their mailing list right away and you will start being asked to shop fairly
quickly. They don't share your email address with other companies either, don't worry about that. Check out the
site and have fun shopping!!
God bless,
Pastor Julie Branstetter
Mystery Shopper & Website Designer &
Senior Pastor of KCM
