Newbee will be seeing a provider soon they have agreed to see me screened me i plan to ask them for a reference after we meet my question is where do i keep these? Soo in the future if i plan to book another provider and they ask me for references i have them handy and available.
You can get TER white list references. Both have been discussed ad nauseum on this board. Do a search and you can find out more about both.
Newbee will be seeing a provider soon they have agreed to see me screened me i plan to ask them for a reference after we meet my question is where do i keep these? Soo in the future if i plan to book another provider and they ask me for references i have them handy and available.
she can give you a whitelist reference on this site, since you are a member. If you are a member of Preferred411, or P411, and she is as well, she can give you an OK on that site as well, in case you did not understand what HH was referring to.
If you are not a member of P411, contact the site. Gina, the owner is very helpful in verifying newbies for membership. It might be easier if you do that after you review your provider on this site, that way she can vouch for you, if she is a member of P411 as well. Good luck.
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The etiquette is to ask the provider each time that you need a reference, and give her the name and contact info of the provider you want to see.
A client should not request a reference from someone he has not seen in three months, nor should he over burden a provider with reference requests.
A lot of professionals will tell you to sign up on verification sites. A lot of professionals don't have time to help with references.Don't like money going somewhere else. Professionals got time for paid services. Reviews helpful with references. I have clients don't write reviews in pay to play business because of it illegal business and don't want to tell world pay for professionals.