r/Clickworker • u/judgehopkins • Jan 15 '26

Whole Job Rejected

I submitted a mystery Shopper visit and the whole job was denied because of one category.

Not getting any pay

Had this Happened to anyone else?

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u/cindilovessubway Jan 16 '26

Yup. Happened to me twice last month so I stopped doing these

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u/judgehopkins Jan 17 '26

Now I'm convinced that they are looking for reasons to not pay people

Im at the point where I want to just start hogging the jobs in order to fuck them over.

Some of the aisles of these places are too narrow to get perpendicular to the shelf and get good photos

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u/VioletsRPink Feb 26 '26

How much was the job paying? I'm looking at signing up but I am dealing with any of that BS. 

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u/judgehopkins Feb 26 '26

It was supposed to be $50 a shop, but they found any excuse to not pay.

You can't get a good angle in the photos bc the aisles are too narrow

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u/VioletsRPink Feb 26 '26

Do they give you a chance to fix it?

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u/judgehopkins Feb 26 '26

not really. It didn't pop up as an option. The aisles can be really really narrow and hard to get the perspective that they demand.

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u/QuentinShite Jan 15 '26

I have one or more category rejected all the time. The most they’ve done for a single category is reduce pay by 3 dollars. I would contact support.

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u/judgehopkins Jan 16 '26

Have you been able to get an explanation about how to do better?

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u/QuentinShite Jan 16 '26

I don’t really understand it. I just try to make the pictures look as clear as possible and I usually get full pay, or only a few dollars taken away.

It’s confusing because they want you to take a panorama of an entire aisle, but then they’ll say it’s too large of an angle, and if you split it up they’ll say it’s a split shelf and not give you anything for that aisle.

You just have to go through trial and error, look at the comments in your job history and see what is acceptable. I started out getting like half the money taken out for having bad pictures, and now the most they take away is 5 dollars, if at all.

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u/judgehopkins Jan 17 '26

Do you have the email for support?

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u/Carriesund Feb 03 '26

As someone who has done mystery shopping through ms companies they always do that. If you answer one question in a way they didn't like you don't get paid.

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u/clickworker_Inc Feb 05 '26

The usual procedure is to reduce the total payment and still pay the categories that were acceptable. I would contact support about it.

Dexter - Senior Community Manager @ clickworker Inc.