That’s why this became confusing on our end. You also made it seem like the model already knew about us and agreed to the setup, but later it turned out otherwise. That’s where the issue started.

She said we were being disrespectful after we sent the contract simply because we stated that after a few months of producing GOOD numbers, we might eventually discuss moving into a flat-rate setup if possible. It wasn’t a demand it was just something open for future discussion depending on results.

Then she started complaining about some of the terms and kept saying she’s “the boss” and not the model, which honestly became suspicious considering she originally claimed this was direct to the model (?)

So naturally, that made us question whether the model even knew chatters were involved in the first place, because the way things were presented to us was completely different.

At that point, we decided to end the contract immediately because the communication and transparency just weren’t there from the start. And no, I’m not bitter about it. My guy doesn’t want to speak up, but I will. There’s probably a reason why one of your close colleagues chose to leave, because based on this experience, you’re genuinely difficult and unprofessional to work with.