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Contract Spy - Legit or not?
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Direct contracts?Originally posted by Eirikur View PostI have agencies doing that for me for freeComment
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No indirect, that's why I use agencies to do all the difficult work for me.Originally posted by stek View PostDirect contracts?Comment
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Yes as long as I get the rate I want, I would be looking at the same rate going direct or indirect, so whatever the agent puts on top of that I don't care.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostYou sure about that?Comment
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Job spiders that crawl end clients jobs pages looking for jobs, how very 2005. As you can imagine we've used them, and the fact we no longer do probably tells you how effective they are.
There is a product coming on to the market which I think might work, but you'll be paying a hell of a lot more than £7.99Comment
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Would that be taking the time and effort to build up your network so that you can source direct contractsOriginally posted by Andy Hallett View PostJob spiders that crawl end clients jobs pages looking for jobs, how very 2005. As you can imagine we've used them, and the fact we no longer do probably tells you how effective they are.
There is a product coming on to the market which I think might work, but you'll be paying a hell of a lot more than £7.99
, I'm into my 4th agent free year
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I stopped reading right thereOriginally posted by Andy Hallett View PostThere is a product coming on to the market which I think might work, but you'll be paying a hell of a lot more than £7.99
The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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If it is a trading business, and by offering something for sale then it is, well it's in breach of Nominet regulations on opt out...
http://www.nominet.uk/wp-content/upl...IS-Opt-Out.pdf
If you report them to Nominet, the website will be told to release the contact details or it will be taken down. Only non-trading individuals can hide their details…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Well let's see what happens then.Originally posted by WTFH View PostIf it is a trading business, and by offering something for sale then it is, well it's in breach of Nominet regulations on opt out...
http://www.nominet.uk/wp-content/upl...IS-Opt-Out.pdf
If you report them to Nominet, the website will be told to release the contact details or it will be taken down. Only non-trading individuals can hide their details
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