Some valuable feedback from a lad

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Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 8:35 pm

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ATTN:
I am in reciept of your mail,i want you to know that you are really getting on my nerves.for God sake this joke is really getting out of hand and you are putting my job on the line.i am really not happy about this.
I trusted you as our representative and now you are getting on my nerves and i am not really happy about this whole thing.
Today make it one week,since the cheque got cleared at the bank and you are just still refusing to make the transfer as instructed.i am sick and tired of your flimsy excuses.
Listen i am not really happy the way you are putting my job on the line because i trusted you to be our representative.i am not going to sit down and let you put my job on the line.
It is wrong having you as our representative?after recieving your 10% share as our represntative i see no reason why you don't want to send me the remaining funds.
You are required to send me the transfer details without any delay.
Regards,
Burt Haedl3y
W3llkang International

Trophy Videos · Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 8:37 pm

Barry,
If you don't stop putting his job on the line, you'll put his job on the line.... Very Happy

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Tell him:

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I see you wont stand for my spending your money, but i really did need that cash thank you very much.

OK i am sorry i spent your money but please i am serious can you send me another check and this time i will give you your full money.

Then do the same again and watch the lad go completely crazy on you.

Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 9:28 pm

Promise to double his money in Vegas. Laughing

Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 9:45 pm

hah!

I had one that said sent me a $150,000 check via UPS - but really he sent a $159,000 check - well it cant be his right? - So i told him I sepnt it on a New Ferrari, Bet it on the Frankfort sassies, Hookers and 32 lines of coke.

he just repsonded he didnt understand.

I have one that really wants to play I think now!

Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 10:16 pm

Tell him you're holding the money safely for him until the end of the tax year and he has no need to worry - and what is his registration number with your local tax authorities ? He appears to be quite ignorant for a businessman and should understand the tax regulations.

Meanwhile let him see the new pool you are constructing on your new build property with the Ferrari outside. Of course, if he can push the value of cheques into the upper band, you may be able to apply for a special exemption, but you're not going to put yourself out for someone who just acts whiney all the time. Very Happy

I've actually known some Lads to apply to the local police for a confirmation that they don't have a criminal record and aren't on any wanted list. It would be fun to be able to get him to provide one of those. No need to ask directly, but you could say that something from the local police confirming he has no criminal record would free the cash up for him. Then you have his identity and everything. Evil or Very Mad

Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 10:37 pm

Ask him to remain standing while you put his job on the line.

Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 10:42 pm

Barry - Doesn't it always give you a warm feeling to know that your efforts are being appreciated?

Bruin

Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 10:46 pm

^^^^ Oh yes it does!

I wonder if this is the right time to ask for a raise? Laughing

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