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Well I don´t know if it is OK to share the Reps. name so new applicants can watch out for them.
Well this is a way reps. are going to be very careful not to mess up anyones case in future and also will only take the number of cases they can give good services to. I think the problem is that they get greedy and keep taking cases - whereas they should have a quota, only to take as many as they can give time to.
I guess they are same as CIC - keep taking cases, without consideration of how many they can really work on.
[18-11-2005,16:07]
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(in reply to: is it OK to share bad apples?)
I think it should be OK. In fact, any reputable rep. would probably prefer you to share their name as it would be free advertising for them.
[18-11-2005,16:36]
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Timothy |
(in reply to: is it OK to share bad apples?)
I would rather share good apples than bad. A bad experience is so dependent on individual cases and let´s be fair, it is possible that the individual also hid some info from consultant, etc.
I would say to keep it sane (and not become a venting forum)....suggest good consulants here.
[18-11-2005,16:52]
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ME |
(in reply to: is it OK to share bad apples?)
Me,
I think you give an excellent suggestion!
[18-11-2005,19:45]
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