Customer Experience Our Passion
Market Force is a customer experience, employee engagement, and operational optimization firm that helps multilocation businesses improve performance through data-driven insights, analytics, consulting, and performance measurement solutions. The agency supports brands in hospitality, retail, convenience...
- Location
- Winnipeg, Canada
- Number of Employees
- 500 - 999
Market Force Information LLC Services
- BPO
- Business Consulting
- Staff Augmentation
- AI Development
Food & Beverage Industry Energy Industry Restaurant Industry
Market Force Information LLC Reviews & Testimonials
- Ovi I Review from Google1.0★
Ovi I's Review Sourced from Google
Market Force handles the customer service complaints for Hungry Jacks (Australian Burger King) and they are bad at their work. The response to my complaint was generic and did not offer a solution
- Manny Acino Review from Google3.0★
Manny Acino's Review Sourced from Google
I am constantly receiving emails stating shops are available to me. Tesla is an example. When checking, this shop never appears on the list. Doesn’t matter how quickly I open the email, there hasn’t ever been a Tesla shop shown.Another shop that they send to me is age restricted. But that doesn’t stop the repeated notifications they send offering the assignments. Doesn’t anyone parse these emails before wasting time sending them out to shoppers that they know, from our profiles, are not eligible to accept.Makes one wonder.
- Sam Smith Review from Google1.0★
Sam Smith's Review Sourced from Google
Market Force offers rock-bottom secret shopper rates that I was a fool to ever accept. Market Force does not offer mileage compensation. In my sparsely-populated area, the combination of low rates and no mileage makes every secret shop a losing proposition.Some secret shops involved information security checks, and should definitely be handled by trained professionals rather than farmed out to the lowest bidder. It's a bad look for companies to entrust duties for such low rates.The online portal (through which shoppers have to submit all their information) feels like it was made in 2004.Once you successfully complete shops, you will be contacted by a bottom-of-the-barrel call center by someone who barely speaks English, offering you new shops. I opted out of these calls and they called me back anyway.
