ABOUT US: Papermoose® is now involved in the market research Industry that uses Mystery Shopping and Mystery Consuming to measure quality of retail service and gather specific information about quality of delivery of products and services.
POSITION TITLE: PART-TIME (Mystery Shopper)
AVAILABILITY: Open in All 50 States.
START DATE: Immediate
COMMISSION PER ASSIGNMENT: $150/WK
JOB DESCRIPTION & RESPONSIBILITIES: You will be hired to conduct an all expenses paid surveys and evaluation exercises on behalf of Papermoose®.
As our mystery shopper posing as a regular client, you will expected to perform specific tasks such as purchasing a product or using a service.
As our mystery shopper posing as a regular client, you will expected to perform specific tasks such as purchasing a product or using a service.
We presently have a couple of outstanding contracts, which means you will be directed to outlets, firms and corporate bodies and then report on your experience.
PLEASE NOTE: You will be provided funds in advance for any upcoming survey via Checks or Wire Transfers to cover expenses.
You do not require any special skills for this position, however in order to apply for this job you MUST ensure you have access to your E-mails two (2) times a day and must READ and RESPOND to all notifications within 18-24hrs.
MYSTERY SHOPPER APPLICATION: Fill out an Application form below to officially apply for the openings.
Full Names:
Address Line 1:
Address Line 2:
City:
State:
Age:
Zip Code:
Home Phone Number:
Cell / Mobile Phone Number:.......For Sms Updates....
Present Occupation:
Present Occupation:
Have you had any previous expertise in surveying:
FOR MORE INFO:Email us on: INFO@PAPERMOOSE.
SEND ALL APPLICATIONS & RESUMES TO: PAPERMOOSERECRUITMENTS@GMAIL.
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The Savings Rate 
The Markets. Rates were stable this week but moved lower towards the end of the week. Freddie Mac announced that for the week ending June 25, 30-year fixed rates averaged 5.42%, up from 5.38% the week before. The average for 15-year fell slightly to 4.87%. Adjustables were mixed as well with the average for one-year adjustables decreasing to 4.93% and five-year adjustables increasing to 4.99%. A year ago 30-year fixed rates were at 6.45%. “Mixed economic reports on the state of the housing market helped hold rates fairly flat this week,” said Frank Nothaft, Freddie Mac vice president and chief economist. “Existing home sales rose for the second consecutive month in May by 2.4 percent, slightly less than the market consensus forecast; however the median sales price was 16.8 percent below that of the same time last year, according to the National Association of Realtors® (NAR). In contrast, new home sales fell 0.6 percent and the median sales price was only 3.4 percent lower than May 2008. "On a more positive note, the inventory of unsold homes has lessened from a year ago, which may help cushion further house price declines. The number of existing homes for sale was 15.3 percent below that of May 2008, and new homes for sale fell by 35.9 percent. In addition, distressed properties accounted for only about one-third of existing home sales in May, down from over a half in March, according to the NAR.”
First-time home buyers can be tough to catch because they are wary of overpaying and skeptical about buying homes in need of improvement. A survey for Coldwell Banker last year found that 81 percent of first-time buyers said move-in conditions were very important. Only 7 percent were willing to consider fixer-uppers that they could buy cheaply. Here, according to Coldwell Banker Associated Brokers in Southern California, are ways to lure a first-time buyer: New paint, decluttering, and removing odors are very important, but don’t urge too many expensive modifications; offer to pay closing costs; provide a home warranty; and make a counteroffer, even if the first offer is really low-ball. Source: The Wall Street Journal
