I read in the paper that sex offenders at least ones found guilty are required now to admit what they have done in therapy or receive longer sentences. So even if the defendant never pleads guilty and never takes a plea bargain he is forced into a decision on whether to stay in jail longer or admit something they may not have done. WTF
anybody know anything about mystery shopping? I was thinking of giving it a part time trial to see if I can make some cash on the side. Let me know if anyone has done this or knows anything about it.
Hasta luego,
Daddy
Thursday, December 14, 2006
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I've never tried it personally, but I've heard that the mystery shopping can be kind of a scam.
for me or the employer? i dont mind scams in my favor.
Most mystery shopping programs are scams. They will ask you for an upfront fee and then call you when they have a job for you.
They'll never call, there are next to no jobs, the whole business model is a scam but it's legal. They simply don't have enough business to pass around because they may only have one or two business clients.
Bottom line: Upfront Fee = Scam
boo mystery shopping
hoorhay beer
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