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If her client isn't providing a return, she should drop them. The fact that she doesn't means that the 3% she is hoping for is enough to cover all of that hassl
by compiler-guy 8y ago
If her client isn't providing a return, she should drop them. The fact that she doesn't means that the 3% she is hoping for is enough to cover all of that hassle. And most sales aren't worth the hassle.