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I am person who organized the meeting between investors from US and owners of small mine from East Africa. After that i performed all duties as assistant related to this deal. Investors have decided tahat they will buy shares of mine as private investment. Now investors just finishing 43-101 for that mine. I am aware that I should get my earnings as finder's fee person. So far I have not signed any document about that. I have only unsigned document that I will get a max possible amount. Does 43-101 shal contain finder's fee agrement? In what way is calculated finder's fee for this kind of job?

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Yes fee is OK to be on the same invoice, and the total invoice is for the deal and the fee. This way legally it is OK, and you got paid by the person who got paid for the invoice, and the person who is purchasing should pay this extra for this to the original price. 3% at the minimum but you can make even 6% and if you did a good job you can take even 15%. – Andrew Smith Aug 28 '12 at 22:48
It's normally as "manipulation" or "operation" costs you normally add on the invoice – Andrew Smith Aug 28 '12 at 22:58

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