thrwwwy123

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by thrwwwy123 7y ago
Thank you!
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by thrwwwy123 7y ago
Thank you very much for the detailed response, this is extremely helpful. > But if he is literally just making an intro and then now saying you have to sub-contract from him that is odd to me and for me and has red flags all over the pla
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by thrwwwy123 7y ago
> To your next point, what you're describing about going direct to the client is not only likely a breach of contract, but also generally a dick move. We haven't signed anything yet. I wouldn't go direct to the client imme
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by thrwwwy123 7y ago
> That is a reasonable margin, but only when your friend is willing to earn it. Can you please clarify what you mean by this? Are you saying that his 25% is reasonable as long as he takes on the risk of paying me, regardless of whether t
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by thrwwwy123 7y ago
Regarding who the business relationship is between: I've never worked with the client before. But as far as I know, neither has he, beyond introducing me to them.
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by thrwwwy123 7y ago
Thank you for the perspective, and for the suggestion regarding terms! Regarding 25% being cheap, can you clarify what is standard in this type of situation?
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by thrwwwy123 7y ago
Just to clarify, are you suggesting that I offer the client to bill them directly at a lower rate right off the bat? My friend would not receive this well, since he would get nothing from the introduction, and he probably not refer me to so
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Ask HN: A friend introduced me to a client, now he wants a 25% cut
26 points by thrwwwy123 7y ago|39 comments