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Originally posted by MrsGoofI contatcted my PIMP as I was not happy with the Ts&Cs of a contract extension.
He says that 'I am Lucky' that I had contacted him when I did as he was about to tell the customer I had accepted and Signed, the new contract.
Is this common PIMPS telling end clients all is well, without actually communicating with the end Contractor?
I ask as this also happened on my previous extension, albeit with a different PIMP but at the same agency.
Unfortunately for one agent this really backfired when my CV was sent without my permission to a PM who I had worked with before. Without interview he decided to take me on and this agent (who had a "future" in his company) said to the client I had agreed to start. I was unaware at this point I'd even been put forward. The agent calls me and first insists that I asked him to put me forward then has the audacity to claim he had a telephone recording of me stating I would accept the contract. When I said no he said he would take me to court etc etc. It was quite laughable but this agent in his desperation kept ringing every hour for 2 days. He was obviously some plonker just out of university who thought he knew it all.
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I'm Lucky says my PIMP
I contatcted my PIMP as I was not happy with the Ts&Cs of a contract extension.
He says that 'I am Lucky' that I had contacted him when I did as he was about to tell the customer I had accepted and Signed, the new contract.
Is this common PIMPS telling end clients all is well, without actually communicating with the end Contractor?
I ask as this also happened on my previous extension, albeit with a different PIMP but at the same agency.Tags: None
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