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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam
"We are able to take on clients for 15% of the funds recovered, plus we need to pay for expenses (placing liens, Court fees, Bailiff fees), we can do this for 5% of the funds that each account holder has stuck. This has to be paid upfront." you wrote.
If you meant only the actual costs write clearer~
At the end of a sentence is all inclusive
Apart from that, the fees you speak of are maybe under $1,000.00 |
I remind you that's a copy / paste from ZL attorneys, i don't work for this firm
I added these updates previously regarding upfronts :
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Originally Posted by tonyfgsoprano
Actually It's 5% and it can be lowered at 1% depending on case.
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Originally Posted by tonyfgsoprano
1. About ZL, the upfront can be lowered if there is a large group and depends also to your amount frozen. You have to negociate it with [email protected] |
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Originally Posted by tonyfgsoprano
If you're afraid of upfront, you can also propose to ZL a class action with maybe some other GFY members in order to remove upfronts and maybe lowered their charges. Everything can be negotiable, you just have to try
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Anyway you'll never pay 20% upfront nobody told you this, or maybe my crappy english doesn't help me
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Originally Posted by butcherboy
I don't want to convince us, just you post something and disappear...that's what I mean with shitty behavior. If you felt bad - apologize!
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I disappeared with the promise to come back with fresh news
Don't worry i take it easy
