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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What I've seen is that families ARE NOT with a particular agency, will look on FB to find the girl they want, and then register with that agency once they have agreed upon a match. Some may say " prefer APIA" or whatever because they are registered and paid the $40 bucks or whatever but "area willing to swap for the right fit". The au pairs can find whatever family they want on the FB group and then rematch whenever, no questions asked. Had an old neighbor who is in her 60s and always used au pairs when hey children werev little. I was telling her about this terrible situation and she said that in her day, it was illegal to offer ANY perks so that the playing field was level. There was no incentive for rematch from au pair for more money, vacation, etc. She said what we are describing was the "nanny wars" of nannies asking for more because their friend down the road got "x" for "y" hours, etc. She said that's why they left nannies to go to au pairs. [/quote] If a HF is with APIA and in rematch, they aren't switching agencies. You lose money that way. If you are in the beginning of a new cycle and don't like your rep, I guess it doesn't matter. You lose your repeat discount. I think this rematch/NIE is overblown. I have only heard of a few cases of NIE aupairs coming and rematching immediately. That has always happened. I'm sure it stings more now since its hard to have one arrive. The visas and travel are much easier now and you don't need an NIE from a few countries. [/quote]
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