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Wilmslow replied

15 January 2008, 09:00
Originally posted by Tensai View Post

... aren't automatic, you need to agree them in writing before you pass on the details.

You could always try "pretty please"?

Ah, boooga.

Worth asking though!
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Tensai replied

15 January 2008, 08:57
referral fees...

... aren't automatic, you need to agree them in writing before you pass on the details.

You could always try "pretty please"?
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Wilmslow started a topic Agency referral fee

15 January 2008, 08:32
Agency referral fee

I got a call from an agent for an agile job in London.

I was not interested, but, told the agent of somebody who I knew would be, and introduced each other by emailing details.

The guy got the gig, really pleased for him, especially as I did this as a mate, not for any referral fee.

however... agent not offered me any referral fee.

What is the right way of asking for this, assuming this is appropriate?

Like I said, it was about getting a friend sorted, but, why say no to any free money, if appropriate? Tempted to put it to charity to be honest if I get any!
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