As most of you know, I hate my job, so I've been online looking for job opportunities in my area. I'm looking for part time, or a stay at home opportunity. Well, during my research I found an ad for mystery shoppers in my area.

I'm intrigued. I haven't read the entire website page, but they offer $28/hr. I'll read more about it, but it's long and I'm just wondering, before I spend the entire day reading everything on their site, has anyone else had experience doing this, and if so, where you pleased, or is it a scam?

If you want to see the site, here's a link.

http://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=mystery%20shopper%20sherwood%20park&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&ved=0CC4QFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.shopperscanada.com%2Fmysterys hopper%2Falberta.htm&ei=CM0_UbXTCYmmqgHK34Fw&usg=AFQjCNEfkkm1z25isf1ik9tmNqFBO_4wkg

Any advice?

The Today Show had a list of approved mystery shopping companies. I happened to catch it and looked it up. The good ones had various small places to visit, like hair cut places, oil changes, etc. it didn't look difficult, but didn't seem like a good, steady income. I'll try to find the link, but it may be U.S. only.

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Here it is. Maybe it will help.

Thanks TJ. :)

Just got to the bottom of their site. My link is a scam, or so it seems. You have to pay to start working. That's not a job. :(

Sigh. So close.

I'll look into your link TJ. :)

Thanks TJ. :)

My memory is still working! My son was looking for something to do. They had things close to us. I'll look again, too.