Vanity management - scam?

ciara

13

Aha, just searched for this and found my answer! Thread closed, I feel! :wink:

Reply 1

Elleee

i would be a bit wary because to start off with things like this if youre scouted you shouldnt have to pay anything

Reply 2

daniel_williams

15

if i were you (being a law student) i'd get them to write up a written contract for you to sign which would be legally binding, so you can see everything in writing and be able to know exactly what the situation is. i personally would NEVER rely on something that's been said over the phone.. (made that mistake today... and almost cost a company £8,000 [the fact their turn over is £4billion a year doesn't make any difference to me])

it does seem to look rather legit but at the end of the day only go ahead if you are feeling comfortable, and hey i can see why they like your image.. just looked at your profile pic :P

Reply 3

ciara

OP

13

daniel_williams

if i were you (being a law student) i'd get them to write up a written contract for you to sign which would be legally binding, so you can see everything in writing and be able to know exactly what the situation is. i personally would NEVER rely on something that's been said over the phone.. (made that mistake today... and almost cost a company £8,000 [the fact their turn over is £4billion a year doesn't make any difference to me])

it does seem to look rather legit but at the end of the day only go ahead if you are feeling comfortable, and hey i can see why they like your image.. just looked at your profile pic :P

Haha well thanks for that!! I have no desire to be a model or anything, just looking for extras work or something that pays reasonably! However, I've already told them I'm not spending any money and after some hardcore googling there are very mixed reports about them. Think I'm not going to bother.

Vanity management - scam?

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