spyro82428
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i don't like that they will be paying you after and you have to collect. i wouldn't do it but that's because i don't trust most people. good luck :) |
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LSU_Tiger23
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Just tell them your terms and conditions. If you want $75/hour and you only want to pay them a 20% finder's fee, then stick to it. If they really want you, then they'll agree to it. If not, then it's not worth your time
Also, if the client is giving you money directly, then why would you need to send the whole amount to the middle man. Just keep it all or send them the percentage you think they deserve. |
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shadowofthereal
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i'd get out of that pretty quick. sounds like a screw job. |
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www.myspace.com/heavenlycreature
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you should tell her youll only do it if you get two separate checks from the client or they pay you in advance and make a contract with her so that way they can feel comfort...or just make a contract all together...verbal agreements never hold up in court |
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I would send them a check for 20% of whatever you make. If they don't like it, they dont have to hook you up with work anymore. Like you said, you dont need it, you have a job. |
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smash6385
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It sounds like a scam to me. If you have a full time job I would tell the guy that he can find some moron to accept his offer because it isn't you. |
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babidollishere
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I would take my cut and then send them the rest. |
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blu_id_irish
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What is the point in mailing them the entire amount. You take your cut of it and then they get theirs.
I wouldnt bother. There are too many people out to make a buck and screw people over while doing it...
If you are the honest one, step up and say that you will have to pass on this one. If you are as good as you say you are, you will have no problems, dont get involved in something when you have questions about it before you even begin.
That is a RED FLAG ALERT!!!! |
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kate
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Me ?
I would NEVER send them the total .
If I collect , I would keep my portion , then send them theirs .
Now you did say your fee was $75 and $135 minus $75 is actually $60 ,
So your post is confusing .
None the less ,
WHY would I cycle my $$$ through them ?
Only a total sucker would fall for that one .
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Michael O
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I would wait tell he had time,then i would ask him if i could please talk to you.Then i would explain to him that it is not fair that you are doing this too me bye taking to much out of pay %because i think thats not wright, and if he does not comply,i would tell him that i will not work for you again |
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Fred W
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If in doubt, just back out. |
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**♥Mojo♥**
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i would ask them to give the check in person right then so i knew that they weren't going to trick me but that is just me do what you want. i hope i helped:) <3+ |
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jamescotton
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You negotiate with the guy till you get something you think is fair |
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PJ
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Take the $75. You would not have had the job if they did not hook you up.
And it is more then a few phone calls. The lady makes her living booking jobs. If she books 5 jobs on Sat and 5 on Sun that is $600 for the whole week (not many baloon and character gigs on the weekdays). $600 less all her expenses (taxes, payroll (?), phone, electric, office space (?), insurance).
Take it. |
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Angiej1213
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I would under no circumstances mail them the check. If anything, I would collect the money, make sure the check clears, then you mail them their cut and call it a day.
It sounds like you could end up with nothing for all your hard work.
Hope this helps. |
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