March 20 2008

Can You Really Get Paid For Going To The Mall? (Mystery Shopping)

Recently I went to the mall to purchase some toys for myself. I figured with my baby coming soon, who knows when I’ll be able to splurge like this again. So I bought myself one of those cool Mac Book Airs and a Iphone.  (Just click on the links on the left and you can see some pictures of my new tech babies.)

Of course my beautiful wife was hating on my Iphone decision because I switched from my long time mobile company of Sprint to ATT. She rambled off about cell phone plans being a family decision. That was news to me. But I think I’m winning her over. Yesterday at our doctor’s appointment (for the baby), I pulled out my new Iphone and started watching YouTube videos of Dave Chappelle with her. Needless to say she had a ball with it. Strangely enough she didn’t complain about my Mac Book Air laptop purchase. I guess it was because she inherited my 6 month old Sony Vaio laptop. Go figure, right? (Don’t smack me babe. I kid, I kid. lol)

Enough about that. Let me get to how this all can help you make some money. I know some of you are impatient and may have already left this article because you didn’t think it was about making money. Tsk, Tsk. Those people have just missed out.

For you patient folks, let me continue. 
As I walked through the mall and tried to dodge those overly hyper teenagers (More about them later.), it reminded me that I could have gotten paid for my trip to the mall and just shopping for my gadgets. I’ve created a little video just for you to show you what I mean.

By the way, is it me or are teenagers "becoming too grown"? Some of these outfits these girls were wearing were not age appropriate. I don’t know guys. I’m worried about my little girl and she ain’t even here yet.

Anyway, enjoy the video below. I’m going to try to spotlight various work at home careers for you. I want to keep it focused on things outside your normal expectations or desires. I know a lot of you want to type at home and do data entry but you know my feelings on that. There are way more available and better ways to make money at home and damn it I’m going to make you aware of them all!

As always, if you like the video, please subscribe to our videos on the YouTube. Please be sure to rank and share them with others. Don’t be greedy. I know your mom raised you better than that. Sharing is caring after all.

Let me know what you guys think of the video and if you’ve had any experience with this way of making money.

To find the mystery shopping companies listed in the video, click here.

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  1. Neil DeMarco said on October 7th, 2008 at 6:32 am

    VERY INFORMATIVE, BUT NOT FOR ME. WHAT WORK AT HOME JOBS WOULD YOU RATE AS YOUR TOP 5/10 PICKS.

    I JUST FOUND THIS SITE

    Reply
  2. eddysalomon said on October 7th, 2008 at 6:50 am

    Hi Neil,

    Welcome to our blog.
    The first thing you want to do is subscribe to our email updates so you’re made aware of any new legit work at home opportunities or scams we may discuss:

    http://www.workathomenoscams.com/subscribe

    Next you should read some of our best articles listed here: http://www.workathomenoscams.com/articles

    Here you’ll find my recommendations for the top work at home opportunities and other information to help you succeed at working at home.

    And finally you should visit our scam section so you know what to avoid and know how to determine when a company is a scam or not:

    http://www.workathomenoscams.com/scams

    Hope this helps you get started.

    If you have any questions be sure to visit our questions section:
    http://www.workathomenoscams.com/ask

    Eddy

    Reply
  3. MsJaxxee said on May 23rd, 2009 at 2:38 pm

    Yeah, they are much too grown. They come to the clinic where I worked looking the same way, but that’s the way it is now. Your baby is now here, she has an intelligent and sensible father and mother, both of whom I’m sure will be teaching, so not to worry.

    Again, thanks for the information.

    Reply
  4. Eddy Salomon said on May 23rd, 2009 at 3:54 pm

    Let’s pray that the home training that we provide her with help. lol But ultimately times have changed and as parents we have to adjust to a certain point. There are some thing I will stand firm on because I’m just “old school” like that. But there are other things I will probably have to relent on especially because my wife is much more lenient than I am. But everything in life is a bout a balance.
    Thanks for sharing your words of wisdom!

    Reply
  5. Brenda Rorie-Baety said on June 18th, 2009 at 4:04 pm

    Hello Eddy,
    I’ve been looking for something to do from home for about 4 months now. My Brother found your site and forwarded it to me after I got caught up in a survey scam. I learn fast but now I’m paranoid of everything. Now, the reason I’m writing. I received a check from a shopping co. in the amount of $4965.00!!!!! Imagine my surprise. I immediately thought , “Oh boy,. Here we go again” I looked the company up on the website that they noted and the company is an internationally known company. What sent off bells and whistles is they wanted me to deposit the check in my bank account before they would tell me what I was supposed to do with the bulk of the money. They said I could keep $300 for expenses and all of the goods I bought from Walmart and JC Penneys but there was a wire transfer for 1500 and I was supposed to exchange 2800 in cash for foreign currency. Enough to make you go Hmmmmmmmmm! Well after I discussed it with my husband ,we decided to decline their most “generous” offer. We decided that we didn’t want anyone to have access to our checking account. I’ve seen too much on your website for that. Did I do the right thing? Was this a scam? Or am I just being paranoid. The website was payme4shopping.com. The company name is Service Inspection Limited. The parent ccompany is out of New Zealand. What do you think? I think if it quacks like a duck……….

    Thanks for what you do. You have saved me months if not years of floundering around in this new world. I still haven’t found anything that appeals to me, but I’m still looking. Wish me luck.:)

    Brenda
    San Diego CA

    Reply
  6. Eddy Salomon said on June 18th, 2009 at 4:35 pm

    Hi Brenda,
    Thanks for sharing your story with me. You and your husband made the right decision. I’m not sure if you’ve ever visited our scam section. If not I encourage you to read it from top to bottom including the comments. So many people have fallen victim to these check cashing wire scams. They disguise themselves in various ways but at the end of the day its always the same scam. So you did the right thing. Head over to our scam section now:
    http://www.workathomenoscams.com/scams it will expand on the knowledge you’ve already gain.

    At the end of the day if something sounds to good, its probably is. One of the questions when I read about opportunities like this or visit one of those work at home product sales pages is; “If it was so easy and people were making money like that, then why are people working 9-5 jobs they hate or struggling to find work at home jobs?”

    In any event, thanks for sharing. You might want to do your part and post the scam you discussed above in our scam page. Take care.

    Reply
  7. Brenda Rorie-Baety said on June 18th, 2009 at 5:38 pm

    Thanks Eddy for you quick response. i feel better that I did the right. It goes to show you that you should listen to that little voice that says something’s just not right here.
    thanks again,
    Brenda

    Reply
  8. Eddy Salomon said on June 18th, 2009 at 8:04 pm

    Indeed!
    You’re welcome!

    Reply
  9. Tj said on October 27th, 2009 at 4:34 pm

    This is very informative! Thanks so much for all the time and effort you & your team put into this site! It has been most helpful to me, again many thanks!

    Reply
  10. Eddy Salomon said on October 27th, 2009 at 4:38 pm

    You’re welcome TJ.

    Reply
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