Mystery shopping research companies are always looking for local people to work as test shoppers in Aberdeenshire, Grampian, Scotland and other areas in the UK. In return for this work you get paid and can often get to keep your test purchase. You will also get travel allowances for petrol, train or bus fares. Training and support is provided and if you sign up for all the listed mystery shopper companies you can get plenty of work.

Free details of how to earn cash from mystery shopping and list of mystery shopper companies see www.borntoloaf.co.uk

We recommend joining all the sites to get the maximum and varied work.

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Mystery Shopper Vacancies in Aberdeen

Vacancies for a mystery shopper in Aberdeen will be added below. If the dates have passed you may still be able to apply to the company for future mystery shopper jobs so the information will be kept on this page for that purpose.

Mystery Shopping Lunch Test Visit

This mystery shopping vacancy is just for males. 247mysteryshopping are seeking a male over the age of 25 years and under 50 to have a free lunch at Shell Ess at1 Altens Farm Road, Nigg in Aberdeen AB12 3EY. The date of the mystery shopping visit is the 25 July 2007 and the timing must be 11:30am. There will be high security at the complex and 24/7 Mystery Shopping will provide you with a contact who will meet you at the Shell Ess reception and help you get issued with a visitors pass. Then you can make your way to the lunch room to complete your assessment and test mystery shop visit.

The mystery shopping payment for this job is £15 and £5 mileage travelling allowance. The food expense that you have to purchase for your lunch test will also be refunded though the catering company may give you a free payment card in order to purchase the lunch and a drink.

A female mystery shopper is also required for a Friday lunch time visit on the 27 July 2007 Shelless, Seafield, Hill of Rubislaw, Aberdeen, AB15 6BL.

If you are unable to do this visit but know of someone who can then you can claim a finders fee (usually £10) from 24/7mysteryshopping.

Contact Joanna Marie at www.247mysteryshopping.co.uk for more details.

If you have a mystery shopper vacancy in Aberdeen that you would like to advertise on this page for free then please contact me.

We also run the www.findextrawork.co.uk website where there is information about earning more money from a range of part time and full time jobs which can be done at home or out and about. Visit for more information.

Sunday Post Mystery Shopping

In October 2007 About Aberdeen helped journalist and Sunday Post reporter Steven Bowron with an article about mystery shopping. This involved Chris Buswell being interviewed about past mystery shopping work in Aberdeen and around Aberdeenshire and having a photo taken at Aberdeen Beach Boulevard retail park.

Christopher Buswell is happy to help other journalists and reporters of newspapers, magazines, radio and TV and can be contacted via the contact us link on the left of this mystery shopping Aberdeen page.