Or KPCL as hey sometimes go by.....anyone heard of them or had dealings with them before?
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Originally posted by SallyAnneOr KPCL as hey sometimes go by.....anyone heard of them or had dealings with them before?
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Originally posted by SandyDownnope,
are they an agency or a client?
Agency.
My new agency, and they're making my spider sense twitch!The pope is a tard.Comment
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Stiched me over last year. Took 35% cut and the client wouldnt renew
Right bunch of losers.What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Originally posted by MarillionFanStiched me over last year. Took 35% cut and the client wouldnt renew
Right bunch of losers.
Did the client not renew BECAUSE of them?
I dont want to get renewed at this place like, but they seem like a complete bunch of arse bandits, and I just want to make sure I get paid.
I've got no fricken contract yet (even though I'm away down tomorrow)
The agent has already copied me in on mails stating their cut
The agent has fecked off on a weeks holiday without telling me (and again, without giving me my contract)
I had to find out what address I was working at
And they just seem like a bunch of tools.
If I didn't need the money I'd tell them where to go. But I need to make sure they DO actually pay people!The pope is a tard.Comment
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I think this job has gone tits up like.
I'm sat here with a packed case, accomodation booked and a train ticket in my hand, yet my agency are still piss-farting about with the contract.
I've had them on te phone this morning to say them and the client can't agree on a few clauses in it.
Fecking knackers.
I knew my spidey sense was tingling
The pope is a tard.Comment
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Down here in the south, that makes them suitably qualified to adopt children.Originally posted by SallyAnnethey seem like a complete bunch of arse banditsComment
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ROFLOriginally posted by wendigo100Down here in the south, that makes them suitably qualified to adopt children.Comment
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