Originally posted by NotAllThere
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Previously on "Providing personal details to end client?"
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Originally posted by northernladuk View Post...
It's not personal, take it on the chin and when you reply to him put the winker smiley on the end. That'll teach him.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostDo we need another post after this when he then questions what 'in arrears' means?
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Originally posted by Grasser73 View PostThe OP has it easy only having to show a passport. The fun starts when, if like me, you don't have one, or indeed any, photo ID.
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The OP has it easy only having to show a passport. The fun starts when, if like me, you don't have one, or indeed any, photo ID.
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Originally posted by GhostofTarbera View PostHolding post until he notices the 60 day payment terms
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Originally posted by washed up contractor View PostSo you've bagged yourself a direct contract and now going to play the arsehole over what your are not willing to do to satisfy the client?
Boss, that.
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Originally posted by Cirrus View PostNever thought I'd hear you say that
This is why you get so many posts like 'Can I buy a 100" TV/Bike/Turbo Diesel Dildo through my company'Last edited by TestMangler; 19 June 2018, 14:48.
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Originally posted by snailwhip View PostWhat's with the attitude?
You asked a half baked question. It seemed like "Is this fair? Is this legal? Is there a God?" That's all academic. The issue is: are you going to make a fuss over something that can hardly endear you to your client and is extraordinarily difficult to see what the problem is?
Don't be shocked if people respond to you as being a snowflake.
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Originally posted by snailwhip View PostWhat's with the attitude? I had genuine concerns about giving the details, never having had to before. Really don't understand what you have to gain by posting this. Does it make you feel better about yourself? You are showing yourself to be a bit of an arsehole to be honest. Next time you think about posting a reply which is essentially useless you should think about the person behind the post. When someone comes asking for help it is because that issue that means a lot to them. I certainly hope when you need help with something in your life you don't get the kind of response you gave to me.
https://www.bing.com/search?q=passpo...d=&adlt=strict
It's not personal, take it on the chin and when you reply to him put the winker smiley on the end. That'll teach him.
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Originally posted by washed up contractor View PostSo you've bagged yourself a direct contract and now going to play the arsehole over what your are not willing to do to satisfy the client?
Boss, that.
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Originally posted by snailwhip View PostI have secured a contract direct with the end client. I am now being asked for personal (i.e. not related to my limited company) details including passport details etc. They say they need to check I have permission to work in the UK. I am arguing that they are dealing with my limited company, not me as an employee and they don't need that info. Would appreciate any thoughts on this situation.
Boss, that.
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Originally posted by DeludedKitten View PostWhich is what I said
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