@mysterymomma wrote:
The organization also lists legit mystery shopping company's and has a job search feature. I use the site sometimes to verify companies before I sign up.
There is also a list of legitimate companies on this site. There are two benefits to researching your MSCs here rather than at the MSPA site. First, not all good MSCs are members of the MSPA. They are no less legitimate and often great companies to work for anyway. Second, here there are links to discussions about each of the MSCs on the list. The discussions are where you can get important information not available at MSPA. Specifically how they pay and if they are having payment issues. In the past we have had a few cases of MSCs experiencing cash flow issues which eventually lead to them going out of business leaving shoppers out hundreds of dollars. Those companies were still members in good standing with the MSPA up until the bitter end.
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