Since I've just started doing this, I haven't paid to go out to eat in a few weeks now. Most of my mystery shops have been casual restaurants and fast food places. So on top of having my meal purchase reimbursed, I also get a few bucks for doing the shop. Not a bad deal. I gotta eat anyway. And it's that much sweeter eating for free and then get paid to write up an evaluation report on my experience.
Most people are doing this part time, mainly because there aren't that many shops available. So $70K a year is not what the average person can make. For a person to make that much, they would need to do this full time. That is, 8-10 hours each day, everyday, doing nothing else but shops. It's like those get rich infomercials on TV. Yes, there may be a few people that make tons of money doing what they do. But the likelihood of you reaching that level is extremely rare.
As for me, I do about 2 or 3 shops a week. I do the easy shops that only take 15 minutes. So my monthly pay is modest, maybe about $200. The more difficult and higher paying shops will be ones like shopping for a new house, a new car, a cruise, a timeshare, a gym membership, a bank account, a new loan, etc.
On the menu to the left side of the ISS website, click on extended profile. There are a bunch of questions you can answer for your extended profile. You can answer some or none of those questions. Near the bottom of all the questions is a where you can enter your PayPal email address.
If you sent an email to the email address you posted, then you probably won't get a reply since you misspelled the domain name.
It's intouchinsight.com, not itouchinsight.com
What companies mystery shops in Las Vegas for various fast food places?
Like Burger King, Pizza Hut, Domino's, Subway, Taco Bell, Carls Jr, Del Taco, McDonalds, Wendy's, etc.
I'm signed up with A-Closer-Look in Las Vegas and they don't have any fast food.
I suggest that if you apply for a shop and the status becomes requested, make a note of when that shop is, and check back one day before that date to see if you got approved. You still need time to download or print the instructions and all the other things that they want you to do. For example, they may ask for photos of certain signs, particular areas of the store, specific items, etc. Generally you need to memorize what these things are because you can't look it up or you might be discovered as a mystery shopper.
Favorite shop was a local restaurant delivery by Uber Eats. They covered 2 entrees, 2 sides, the delivery fee, plus my fee for doing the shop. I just did it all on my phone, waited at home for the delivery, took some pictures, ate, answer some questions, and done. It was easy money. Too bad the food was horrible. LOL. I guess that's why they needed someone to shop it.