Agency Making 50% margin

[psychocandy]

£1200 a day. Wow. What do you do again OP?

Still reckon saying "I've seen the data and I know how much you are taking?" is going to end very badly.

Just because you have access to the data and can see it does not mean you have permission to get the data and use if if you know what I mean.

Surely it a bit like seeing a field marked "private property". Just because you can climb over the gate properly doesn't you should be going in there and camping for the night.

[Old Greg]

£1200 a day. Wow. What do you do again OP?

That's more than you claim in a quarter!

[PerfectStorm]

1) are you getting paid what you agreed to?

2) if yes, carry on.

It's that simple. Don't get into this game if you're going to worry about who's on what while you're already in the lop 1% of earners.

[Guesstimator]

1) are you getting paid what you agreed to?

2) if yes, carry on.

It's that simple. Don't get into this game if you're going to worry about who's on what while you're already in the lop 1% of earners.

Ordinarily I'd 100% agree with you...but...

I'm making the assumption that the agency wasn't always going to get 50% of his DR but they worked him over purely for their own advantage. That's not healthy for anyone in the contract (except the agency obviously) since the agency wasn't working on behalf of their client when they did that. Clients I've asked about this in the past would take a very dim view of that since in their eyes they want to be given the best bang for their buck not (potentially) the best 2/3rds of a bang for that buck.

All's fair in love and war, but the OP can kick back if he wants.