is there any legitamite mystery shopper sites?
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Yes. You can find them at http://www.volition.com/mysteryUSA1.html\n\nYou have to go to the individual company's web site and submit your information. After they accept it, they'll give you an access to their job post. Some companies will send you an email when the job is available.
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You NEVER have to pay to be a mystery shopper!  It's just like any other job - the employer pays you, you don't pay the employer!  This is a scam.  \n\nThere are many many mystery shopping companies (legitimate) that do not charge you to join.  Occasionally, you may have to pass a short quiz to prove your qualifications.  Try "googling" mystery shopping and weed through what you find.  \n\nTwo companies that I recommend are http://www.shoppersconfidential.com and http://www.thecrg.com\nGood luck and Happy shopping!
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Are looking for this site?
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These aren't particularly random websites.  I found that the only way to become a mystery shopper besides signing with the following websites would be to find a market research company that you would like to work for (or several because this is kind of a long shot) and contact them about becoming a mystery shopper.  Otherwise these are some other choices(all the full websites are listed in sources):\n\nFabjob.com has a section on mystery shoppers and how to become one.  I've personally used fabjob before with other job ideas and they're very helpful and informational.\n\nQAMS.com has a place where you can sign up to become a mystery shopper. You fill out your information and sign a release that says you are shopping for their research.  It is an application and they review it and you are contacted if they need you.\n\nsecretshopper.biz is another site where you register and they contact you.\n\nmystiqueshopper.com is another where you can apply to become a shopper.  Their payments are sent through paypal so everything is safe, and you can be sure they they're a real company that will pay you.\n\nBut those are just a few.\n\nI simply went to yahoo.com and searched for "become a mystery shopper" and got a huge list.  you could do the same to search for market research companies in your state who need mystery shoppers.
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http://www.oldcoinshop.com/
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http://www.gumtree.com/\n\nIt's part of Kijiji.
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The only one I know is ebay..
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I haven't tried this one but it looks interesting:\nhttp://www.sitesell.com/
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eBay.com and Amazon.com\nYou have to list them as replicas or faux Gucci etc.....
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I just got off one.  smileyscbshop.com.  It looks new, like a small business or something, but the PayPal logo is on it.
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You can try a few sites I looked up for you I am not too Savoy in this area!
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hi\ni dont want you to cheat, but since you asked\ni would check out wwwcheathouse.com
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my fav places to shop\n\nNewegg.com\nTigerdirect.com
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Yes, CRI is legitimate. Here are some things to look for to determine whether a company is a legitimate mystery shopping company or a scam.\n\nThere are hundreds of legitimate mystery shopping companies in the U.S. alone. The quickest way to determine that a company is NOT legitimate is that they require you to pay a fee to register. Or, they make you sign up for a bunch of phony "offers."\n\nLegitimate mystery shopping companies will ask you to complete a detailed application. This is similar to a job application, however, it may include questions about your age, gender, buying habits, family income, even race. That is because some clients need shoppers who fit a certain profile. \n\nYou will also be asked, on most applications, for your Social Security Number. They need this because they may have to file a 1099 form with the IRS. Before entering your SSN or other sensitive information, check to see that the site is secure. (Look for "https" in the URL, or for the "lock" in the bottom status bar.) If you are still uncomfortable about entering your SSN online, you may be able to enter a dummy number, and provide the real number another way. \n\nI have listed two sites below where you can get feedback about companies. If a company is a member of the Mystery Shopping Providers Association, they are legitimate. Companies are screened before joining, and they sign an ethics pledge. You can also search the archives in the shopper forums at the MSPA site and Volition.com to see what other shoppers have to say about a company.\n\nIn checking on CRI, I found that they do not belong to the MSPA, but shoppers have indicated they have had good experiences with them. So, they are legitimate.\n\nDo not limit yourself to applying to this one company. Apply to as many as you can. Generally, one company can not give you many assignments.\n\nCathy Stucker\nAuthor of "The Mystery Shopper's Manual"\nhttp://www.MysteryShoppersManual.com/
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I am sure that there are some around look at the yellow pages www.yellowpages.com\n\n(below I think that is suppose to be Oconomowoc)
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www.footcandy.com\nwww.mauitoerings.com\nwww.tropictrader.com\nwww.toerings.com\nwww.footsiesbiz.com\n\nwww.theglamorouswoman.com/toerings.html \nwww.mydivascloset.com/anandtoerin.html \nwww.toejam.net\nwww.jewelry.about.com/b/a/127474.htm \n\nwww.apocalypse.org/~hilda/ssd/toesr.html
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I have searched several business databases and these companies are not even registered as such.\n\nIt is doubtful that tou will find any information on these "companies," because they are 99% likely to be fake.