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Mert Wrote:
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> I have always been able to open their guidelines
> within Prophet or Shopmetrics. They use both hosts
> for different projects.
>
> AboutFace went through a slow spell. The last two
> months, my shops have been paid in 30-32 days. I
> would recommend them. As with any new-to-you MSP,
> start slowly.
I just gave them a second chance and lived to regret it...I signed up for 6 phone shops for a certain kind of company. One was for the company; the others were competitor shops. After I completed the one for the company, I tried the others. The instructions stated the shops were recorded. They used a recording system through Shopmetrics, where you push a button on their site, the system calls you, you enter a code, and the call goes through without you doing anything more.
I spent time reading the instructions for each (they had differing scenarios) and couldn't do any, as the recording thing was missing. Spent time writing to the scheduler about each one. She says, "You do realize the shops are not recorded, right?" HUH? Then why do your instructions say they are??? And if you know it is wrong, why do you not correct them???????
To cap it off, after I had the report for the client one that was recorded mostly written, while I was working on it, they send an email stating the client is canceling the shops, they want to rethink them or something or other, and the shop is being removed from your list, do not complete it. It poofed away as I worked on it, with no compensation. They also wrote that "the shops will be returned to you when the client revamps."
As far as I am concerned, they can return whatever they want, but I won't be playing. I have wasted enough time for the money that was offered just going through the motions on the competitors to get nothing done there (before the shops poofed) and to have completed the call and almost be done with the report and have it vanish? That tells me what they think of their shoppers.