What Type of Shops Don't Require a Digital Camera and a purchase?

I was just wondering if anyone can suggest the type of mystery shops from their experience that don't require a digital camera/recorder or a large purchase, aside from movie theater trailer checks. I was recently on jobslinger and it just seems that so many shops lately require large purchases first or a use of a digital camera (which I don't have nor can afford). Even the telephone shops seem to require a digital recorder. Therefore, I was wondering if anyone can recommend companies and types of shops that don't usually require these two things. Thanks!

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Banks. Flooring. Drug Stores (usually $1 purchase.) Lens Quotes. Grocery Stores (usually $10 or less.) Ink Audits. Grocery Audits ($7 purchase.) Many shoe stores.

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Telephone shops--if they want you to record the call you are usually dialing through a toll free number to place the call and have it recorded by the company's system.

Almost any of the companies will have some shops with minimal or no purchase requirement. Banks vary across the country so it is catch-as-catch-can what companies shop your area. Keep in mind that Jobslinger.com is a guide to who shops in your area and really doesn't work well as a job board because of the prevalence of its use. The jobs posted there are gleaned off MSPA and Volition job boards in addition to those SASSIE companies who authorize SASSIE to release the data to Jobslinger. The jobs you will see there are either hard to place (thus get posted to the MSPA and Volition job boards) or from some SASSIE companies. I feel that the best use of Jobslinger is to see what companies are active in your area to sign up with first for new shoppers. Once you have shopped for a while and decided to stick with it, it is time to go through the lists and start signing up with a lot of companies. And no list is full, complete and accurate, so keep your eyes and ears open for new companies.
Banks are the way to go. All you'll need to get is a business card. A lot of high-end shops only require a business card. I use my cell phone camera to take photos of the store-front if necessary. Even if the photo isn't great it's still accepted.
Cosmetic company, a specific home decor store, new homes, apartments, credit card kiosks, web shops.
Apartment shops. You complete the form on-line and fax the materials to the mystery shop company.
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