Free Mystery Shopping Jobs

The only legitimate mystery shooper job that I have ever heard of was when my Dad was the the marketing manager of a convenience store chain where I live. They hired a company that provided “mystery shoppers” that visited each store anonymously and would submit reports on their experiences. I would suggest to contact some of the major retailers near you, ask to speak to an office manager, and ask who they use. This should give you the name of a legitimate company for you to contact and you will know that it is not a scam. Please be careful and always remember that if it sounds too good to be true, it ususally is.

There are indeed a lot of scams in terms of mystery shopping jobs.

I suggest you go to the National Mystery Shopping Providers Association (MSPA) , an organization of mystery shopping companies. Check out their listing of shopping assignments by country and by state from member companies. Companies are accepted as members of the association only if they have been in existence for two years and they can submit proof of business existence. Make a list of these companies and check out their requirements to be a mystery shopper.

The MSPA North America has a job board listing available mystery shoppers position

If in doubt, double-check the company with the local Better Business Bureau , usually under the Service Intelligence category. Find out if any complaints have been lodged with the mystery shopping company, before agreeing to do work for them.

Look on momprenuers.com they have lists on scams and real online jobs