Hi,
Am 07.01.2011 15:07, schrieb Ian B Dunne:
> I got an email
> asking me for
...
> - records of communication with clients/participants (pre- and post- event)
I would hope that everybody says a clear and definite "No" to such a
request. If you're offering a professional service, it seems quite
unprofessional to forward communication with clients on to other parties
unless you have confirmed with your clients explicitly that they agree
to that.
Thanks for alerting us to this practice.
Cheers
Stephan
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http://www.stephan-matthiesen.de
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