Help. HELP! Agent background search! Anyone?

I've never heard of her, she's not listed with IMDB-Pro, and there aren't any records of her regarding any sales at Moviebytes. This is not to say she isn't a licensed agent. You say she wants to sign you, but what then? Does she have a list of places she's going to take your material to?
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[nq:1]Kristine Krupp Talent Agency? Any sales? Done Deal is now a pay site and she claims to be WGA and ... find any info on her. Help this mate out, will ya'? Who is this flower? She wants to sign me![/nq]
Well, have you sat down with her? Asked her some questions about herself and her background? Talked to her about who her clients are, what her approach would be with you, what she'd like to

[nq:1]Kristine Krupp Talent Agency? Any sales? Done Deal is now a pay site and she claims to be WGA and ... Help this mate out, will ya'? Who is this flower? She wants to sign me! What do I do? Scott[/nq]
She pulled your name out of a hat and wants to sign you? You never asked for representation? You must be one incredible writer!

Okay. Enough fun and games. Look, if she is a W

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[nq:1]Kristine Krupp Talent Agency? Any sales? Done Deal is now a pay site and she claims to be WGA and to have sold a few screenplays but I can't find any info on her.[/nq]
Call the Guild. If she's registered with them, they'll give you information.
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[nq:1]Look, if she is a WGA signatory agent (as in works for an agency that is signatory), sign.[/nq]
I've got to disagree here.
While being a WGA signatory is a minimum qualification for an agent, it is not a sufficient one. Being a WGA signatory doesn't mean you're smart, dedicated, care about your writers, understand smart ways to sell material, etc, etc, etc.
Having a bad agent may

you can always go the guild website to see if she's on their list. and she should give you the name of the scripts she's sold.

SandyCUT@HEREstoryand script development.com

[nq:1]The standard is that if a WGA signatory agent has not gained work for you in the first three months, ... the process of selling) a script for you, why would you want to leave? So everything is in your favor.[/nq]
um... Rider W applies to WGA members only.
Writer's contract (verbal or written) must stipulate that he will be treated as though he is a WGA member for the 90 day rule to a

[nq:1]Kristine Krupp Talent Agency[/nq]
a licensed talent agent
http://www.dir.ca.gov/databases/dlselr/Talag.html
But "Studio System says, 'who?'" for name and company. :/

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