Details of CEO of an Italian agency Thread poster: Maija Cirule
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Maija Cirule 
Latvia
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Dear colleagues, maybe somebody knows how to get details of an Italian agency's CEO or owner? A PM of this agency is trying to swindle me out of my money on the basis of faulty agency's CAT tool. I asked her to give me the name and e-mail adress of a decision-maker of the agency but she plays dead. I have googled the agency but this information seems nowhere to be found. I would highly appreciate any help and advice.
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Tom in London
United Kingdom
Local time: 19:44
Member (2008)
Italian to English
| Tell me in private | Dec 6, 2016 |
Maija Cirule wrote:
Dear colleagues, maybe somebody knows how to get details of an Italian agency's CEO or owner? A PM of this agency is trying to swindle me out of my money on the basis of faulty agency's CAT tool. I asked her to give me the name and e-mail adress of a decision-maker of the agency but she plays dead. I have googled the agency but this information seems nowhere to be found. I would highly appreciate any help and advice.
Tell me in private. I work with Italian agencies. Maybe I know this one.
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Sheila Wilson
Spain
Local time: 19:44
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Maija Cirule
Latvia
Local time: 21:44
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TOPIC STARTER | It helped partially, thank you | Dec 6, 2016 |
Now I know who is the CEO but his e-mail seems to be a state secret safeguarded by omerta:)
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Sheila Wilson
Spain
Local time: 19:44
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| Maybe a good thing | Dec 6, 2016 |
Maija Cirule wrote: Now I know who is the CEO but his e-mail seems to be a state secret safeguarded by omerta:)
Emails are so easy to ignore. May be better to send a snail mail letter. Even better, a registered one!
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Maija Cirule
Latvia
Local time: 21:44
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TOPIC STARTER | Unfortunately | Dec 6, 2016 |
Sheila Wilson wrote: Maija Cirule wrote: Now I know who is the CEO but his e-mail seems to be a state secret safeguarded by omerta:) Emails are so easy to ignore. May be better to send a snail mail letter. Even better, a registered one!
the problem is rather complicated and I need to include several large screenshots so the old-fashioned mail would be not the best method of communication. I'll try to send him an e-mail via LinkedIn.
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Tom in London
United Kingdom
Local time: 19:44
Member (2008)
Italian to English
| Write a letter | Dec 7, 2016 |
Maija Cirule wrote: Sheila Wilson wrote: Maija Cirule wrote: Now I know who is the CEO but his e-mail seems to be a state secret safeguarded by omerta:) Emails are so easy to ignore. May be better to send a snail mail letter. Even better, a registered one! the problem is rather complicated and I need to include several large screenshots so the old-fashioned mail would be not the best method of communication. I'll try to send him an e-mail via LinkedIn.
Write him a letter. Italians are terrified of letters. Business letters are incriminating. They require a reply. Anything put in writing is something Italians hate. So write him a letter (preferably registered and/or with proof of posting and a return receipt).
[Edited at 2016-12-07 14:30 GMT]
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Kevin Fulton
United States
Local time: 14:44
German to English
| Print out screen shot | Dec 7, 2016 |
Maija Cirule wrote:
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the problem is rather complicated and I need to include several large screenshots so the old-fashioned mail would be not the best method of communication. I'll try to send him an e-mail via LinkedIn.
Screen shots are generally jpg or similar files and can be printed out (and potentially reduced in size with a graphics program). Including a reasonable number of pages of screen shots won't add that much to the cost of a certified/registered letter.
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Maija Cirule
Latvia
Local time: 21:44
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TOPIC STARTER
Tom in London wrote: Maija Cirule wrote: Sheila Wilson wrote: Maija Cirule wrote: Now I know who is the CEO but his e-mail seems to be a state secret safeguarded by omerta:) Emails are so easy to ignore. May be better to send a snail mail letter. Even better, a registered one! the problem is rather complicated and I need to include several large screenshots so the old-fashioned mail would be not the best method of communication. I'll try to send him an e-mail via LinkedIn. Write him a letter. Italians are terrified of letters. Business letters are incriminating. They require a reply. Anything put in writing is something Italians hate. So write him a letter (preferably registered and/or with proof of posting and a return receipt). [Edited at 2016-12-07 14:30 GMT]
you are a pure treasure-house:) The only problem is that I am an extremely lazy person and the idea of all efforts connected with sending such a letter makes my skin crawl... As I have received my money, I feel that the best will be simply to quit any cooperation with the agency and forget about it.
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Tom in London
United Kingdom
Local time: 19:44
Member (2008)
Italian to English
| So you got paid | Dec 8, 2016 |
Maija Cirule wrote:
..... I have received my money....
Maybe you got paid because your client was tracking you, saw this thread, and realised it would be better to pay you.
They do read these discusssions, you know.
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Maija Cirule
Latvia
Local time: 21:44
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TOPIC STARTER | Not quite the case | Dec 8, 2016 |
Tom in London wrote: Maija Cirule wrote:
..... I have received my money.... Maybe you got paid because your client was tracking you, saw this thread, and realised it would be better to pay you. They do read these discusssions, you know.
Payment arrived before I started this thread, simply their PM's behaviour was extremely unprofessional, stupid and [redacted] and I wanted to inform her CEO about her bizzare antics but now I have calmed down ...
Christmas is just around the corner:)
[Edited at 2016-12-08 19:53 GMT]
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