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Wasted My Time
Wish some where it would if state US only.Devends
Updated Review to 3 Stars
I have completed 172 projects in the 2 years I’ve been using this app. I used to be offered an abundance of projects and was paid in a timely manner. I truly loved this app! But over the last year the hourly pay rate jobs are more scarce. And for the last 8-10 months I have had a difficult time getting paid on time and getting paid travel bonuses. As stated in other reviews, team leaders sometimes find any reason they can to deny you a promised travel bonus. For example, my most recent assignment consisted of 17 projects in which I was to receive $153 travel bonus upon completion of all the projects. One of the projects was returned to me to revisit. However, I did not have the signage I needed to complete the revision and the team leader refused to ship me the materials I needed so the project was invalidated. As a result, the team leader also refused to pay me the $153 travel bonus. I’m happy to report that middle management overrode the team leader and gave me the travel bonus. That said, You occasionally don’t get the support you need immediately. And in recent months getting paid correctly or on time is a real issue. That said, out of the 4-5 retail gig apps I use Survey Merchandiser is the app I recommend to friends for this type of work.Show lessLadyDfromWV
Fair money, often Glitchy app
I was torn with how many stars to give this. If you are in a well populated area, you can make pretty decent money. Many of the jobs are pretty easy. Sometime the guidelines they give you as far as time and ease of the job are deceptive. Unless you’re spending quite a bit of the time in the store staff often treat you as a disruption so they are not always interested in taking time away from their tasks to help you.
My biggest issue with this app is the numerous issues that pop up with different jobs. It seems that whoever is developing the flow has no idea about the actual jobs. The app is often glitchy and not responsive, causing revisits in order to get paid. I have tested computer apps before, and these individual jobs just are not getting thoroughly checked out before being released to people to use them. Unfortunately, the people that are supposed to help you when you are having problems with the job have no understanding of the IT aspect and are not helpful. I recently did, a large project with 195 stores. The program for that particular store did not have a good flow and if you accidentally hit the wrong answer while scrolling, the app was not responsive in properly directing you through the rest of the project. Hopefully the developer reads this.
As someone who has done nearly 300 stores for this company, I would be more than willing to do testing of these individual projects and give feedback.Show lessSweetLeap