Turkish influencer blames Maria B of avoiding payment

In the positions shared on Instagram on Sunday, Turkish content creator Türkan Atay accused the Maria B Pakistani Brand of avoiding payment that the influence claims that the two parties agreed.

Türkan began, stating that she had shot a cylinder for the trademark in Istanbul earlier this year and negotiated her terms. “Basically, for the reception of Istanbul, the cost is divided by location, video, video editing and so on.

Once the video was made, however, Türkan claimed that the brand did not give it a return, without giving it the discussion, urging her to arrive. “So I said,” Look, that’s not what we talked to. We agreed on a “per uniform” payment. The messages clearly declare it. I was told, “Oh, sorry.

The content creator assured her followers that she did not do so out of despair for money, but for self -respect. “I have been with them for 3 months now,” he said. “The amount is not so much for you, just give me my payment due and I will give it to those who deserve it and I will never work with you again.”

In a follow -up video, Türkan shared screenshots of her communication with brand executives. She claimed that her courtesy met only with a violation. “This is not money. This is about respecting the people you work with.”

In response, Maria B’s official account took the Instagram stories to issue a statement on the matter. The brand said that the brand said: “Over the years, we have successfully worked with hundreds of influences and content creators, ensuring fair compensation and mutual respect for all commitments and we are proud of our best payment practices.

The statement added that the recent dispute “was a sad misunderstanding that we had committed to resolve”. However, the brand denied the charge of withholding payment.

“There was a meeting to address the issue, but the influence chose to make an unpleasant cylinder instead of accepting the problem resolving the problem,” the statement further said. “We are sorry for the misunderstanding. We remain committed to supporting the creative community and continue to build respected, transparent relationships with all our partners.”