Upfront or setup fees
Bu sözlem näme edýär
You pay the agency money before it earns you anything.
Näme üçin agyrýar
This is the single most reliable marker of an agency scam. Documented setup fees run $500-$5,000. A real agency makes money when you make money — that is the entire premise of commission. If it wants cash upfront, it has already been paid whether or not it ever helps you.
Bir dogry wersiýa nädip görünýär
No upfront fees of any kind. The agency earns only from commission.
Wording you can send back
No fees, deposits, or charges of any kind shall be payable by Creator to Agency. Agency compensation is limited to commission on revenue actually received.
Şuny jogapyňyza goşuň. Özel bir üýtgeşme üçin soramak, bir paragrafy "agyrlatmak" üçin soramakdan has täsirlidir.
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Bu sözler üçin şertnamänizi gözle:
setup feeonboarding feeupfrontdepositinitial paymentadministration fee
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Ony gop ýa-da ýükle we biz bu paragrafy we beýleki 17-ni tapyp, size dogry diliň sözlügini gaýtaryp, we bir gepleşik hatyny döredip bereris. Bellige alma, kart ýok.
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This is an automated review to help you spot common problems — not legal advice, and not a substitute for a lawyer. We can miss things, and a clause that looks fine in isolation can still be a problem in context. Have a lawyer review anything you are about to sign.