Points for trying

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Muttley08 replied

22 August 2007, 13:41
Think you confused them

Tell them to 'sling it', you're working there, client seems to be happy etc.

Or bill them for getting the info??
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Epiphone replied

22 August 2007, 13:35
I pointed them to Companies House for the company address. Sent a blah blah PDF from MyCo saying all checks for employees had been carried out and flat out refused to send a passport. Told them any clients were covered by an NDA and professional courtesy - as is the client they've pu me into will be.

Result: silence so far
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TheFaQQer replied

22 August 2007, 09:27
Originally posted by Epiphone View Post

Oh dear. This is 4 weeks after starting the gig so bear in mind anything I send is purely from the goodness of my black-coal heart.

Repeats to self "not a permie, not a permie, not a permie"

Guess my reply...

I wouldn't bother with a reply - save time and energy.
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wendigo100 replied

22 August 2007, 08:27
Please accept my apologies for any inconvenience in advance.

Shouldn't that be:

"Please accept my apologies in advance for any inconvenience."
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Epiphone started a topic Points for trying

21 August 2007, 19:03
Points for trying

Oh dear. This is 4 weeks after starting the gig so bear in mind anything I send is purely from the goodness of my black-coal heart.

Hi Me,

Hope you are well and all going OK with Client. I need to get in some details from you in order to stay on top of our auditing procedures.

These are:

2 x copies of utility bills as proof of address.
Copy of Passport or driving licence, verified by someone at Client- proof of identity.
2 x reference details of former clients that we can contact by phone or email.

These can be scanned and emailed to myself, faxed to blah blah

If you have any questions or queries, please do not hesitate to get in touch. Please accept my apologies for any inconvenience in advance.

Best Regards,

Repeats to self "not a permie, not a permie, not a permie"

Guess my reply...
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