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【Don't accept it. An accepted proposal forms agreement; unilateral reduction has no basis. Insist on the original terms, refuse to sign a new deduction, and complain to the regulator about the bad faith.】 Agreeing then changing tack is a common pressure tactic—don't let them set the pace. ◆ Response: | Action | Effect | |---|---| | Refuse the new proposal | hold the original agreement | | Demand written reasons | creates evidence | | Complain | pressure to correct | ◆ Tip: keep communication in writing rather than by phone only. Once we confirm a proposal we do not change it. Call 13017648055.
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