There's a contract I've been contacted about but the 1st agent to get in touch is quoting a crap rate. I've seen other agencies quoting a much higher rate on the usual boards. Any reason why I shouldn't just approach another one?
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Originally posted by BillHicksRIPThere's a contract I've been contacted about but the 1st agent to get in touch is quoting a crap rate. I've seen other agencies quoting a much higher rate on the usual boards. Any reason why I shouldn't just approach another one?
nope, unless the first one had put your details forwardwhats the lowest you can do this for? -
not really. But if all the other agents can offer whatever they're offering, probably so can the first but he's just not letting on yet.Comment
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Originally posted by BillHicksRIPThere's a contract I've been contacted about but the 1st agent to get in touch is quoting a crap rate. I've seen other agencies quoting a much higher rate on the usual boards. Any reason why I shouldn't just approach another one?
Interestingly, both agencies were working on a fixed rate so the agency I didn't go with was not taking a large margin but trying to be the cheapest provider, presumably to undercut competitors?Comment
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Originally posted by Old GregIdidn't go with was not taking a large margin but trying to be the cheapest provider, presumably to undercut competitors?
Agent is just trying to broaden his commision!threenine.co.uk
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Originally posted by cykophysh39Agent is just trying to broaden his commision!Comment
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