Agents always believe that the cost of their f***u*s should be borne by you. They need a KITA on that one.
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Interesting this, havent heard from the agent since telling him I only accept the new terms for a new rate.....Originally posted by Ignis Fatuus View PostAgents always believe that the cost of their f***u*s should be borne by you. They need a KITA on that one.Comment
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Just a quick update to you all.Originally posted by dynamicsaxcontractor View PostInteresting this, havent heard from the agent since telling him I only accept the new terms for a new rate.....
Agent never came back to me about changing the terms, but quietly paid my invoice based on the original contract.
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