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Vito replied

12 May 2007, 10:34
I wouldn't put it through the books...and I wouldn't deal in cash...but a bottle of Champers is sent to their house...its what makes the world go round.
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cojak replied

12 May 2007, 10:24
Not quite so obvious but they'll get a very nice bottle of champange or wine when I next take them out to a decent restaurant (and pick up the bill, obv).
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Troll started a topic Mutual back scratching

12 May 2007, 10:02
Mutual back scratching

A chum got me in on the current gig and also paved the way for an above average rate for the job with the client .
Being of the old school I bunged him for his trouble - speaking to others he had helped in & recommended and gently bringing the topic up, they seemed suprised that this kind of thing goes on.

Does anyone else do this kind of mutual back-scratching? I see it as a finders fee and easily lost under petty cash in the company accounts
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