referral fee
Introduction reward money
A referral fee is a payment made to someone who directs business or clients to another party.
Real estate agents, lawyers, and salespeople commonly receive referral fees for connecting customers with service providers: The agent collected a referral fee for sending the buyer to a mortgage broker.
The practice is regulated or prohibited in some industries to prevent conflicts of interest.
- commissionPayment for services rendered
- under the tableWithout official documentation
- quid pro quoReciprocal exchange of value
- finder's feePayment for connecting parties
- brokerTransaction intermediary for hire
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- feesfee, service fee, service charge, flat fee, annual fee
- service feesservice charge, transaction fee, broker fee, brokerage fee, booking fee
- legal payhourly rate, retainer, contingency fee, billable hours, flat fee
- referrals
- commissionssales commission, art commission, broker fee, finder's fee, brokerage
- paymentspayment, monthly payment, cash payment, payment date, credit cards
referral feesalary
Fixed periodic employment payment
base salary · hourly wage · retainer · annual salary · guaranteed income
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