If I shopped for them, I don't remember it. What I do know is that many years ago, a scheduler asked me to do a mystery shop followed by a revealed audit at a gas station/convenience store. I told her that in my small town, I see these people regularly. I can do a MS or a revealed audit. I can't do both. She thanked me, and that was it.
(The town I lived in was tiny and in a very rural area; they probably had no shoppers for many miles around. Maritz had a difficult time filling another type of shop about 12 miles in the opposite direction, probably for the same reason. They called me about that shop a number of times. I didn't care for the fee or the requirements, so I always declined.)
Back to the gas station, sometime later, the same or another scheduler asked me to do the same shop. I declined and again told her why. She said I could do just (the MS or the audit, I forget which now). I cautiously accepted after making double and triple sure that I would not need to do both. It was very odd that the shop requirements changed like that.
I accepted, and they sent a huge notebook of materials to me in the mail. The paperwork and online job description indicated that the shop was a MS and revealed audit. I was so angry. I let them know that I wouldn't be doing the shop and why. I spoke with a supervisor who had a difficult time believing what I told her about my having made sure that it was a shop *or* a revealed audit but not both. She didn't want to call me a liar, but she didn't believe that a scheduler would tell me that I didn't have to do both parts when the scheduler knew I did have to. I wanted the supervisor to know that I went to great lengths to clarify the requirements. I was canceling because I was lied to, not because I changed my mind.
I can only assume that the scheduler thought I would just do the shop once I had the book and the job. You know how some schedulers are -- so desperate to get a shop accepted that they lie about the job. Don't inundate me with good scheduler experiences. I didn't say there were a lot of schedulers like that. There are some, though. (You know, the ones who put "Fun, easy, short form," etc. into the subject line of jobs that are anything but.)
As far as I can remember, that is my only experience with Maritz.

Jamie
Editor and shopper