cyprusgrump wrote:Simon, why have you got yourself so worked-up over these ‘dodgy’ estate agents?
Talking of dodgey agents, hi Grump.
I'm not worked up, just interested to know how cowboys can trade when the law says they cant.
cyprusgrump wrote:Simon, why have you got yourself so worked-up over these ‘dodgy’ estate agents?
simonwjones wrote:[...just interested to know how cowboys can trade when the law says they cant.
simonwjones wrote:cyprusgrump wrote:Simon, why have you got yourself so worked-up over these ‘dodgy’ estate agents?
Talking of dodgey agents, hi Grump.
I'm not worked up, just interested to know how cowboys can trade when the law says they cant.
simonwjones wrote:What a load of b*****s. All agents, everywhere (UK, Cyp, Slovakia everywhere, and Marketing Companiese, they market property for the vendor. What a load twoddle...
simonwjones wrote:Cobblers!....don't all Estate Agents advise and search?
nhowarth wrote:simonwjones wrote:Perhaps in 2009 things will change hey.
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cyprusgrump wrote:simonwjones wrote:cyprusgrump wrote:Simon, why have you got yourself so worked-up over these ‘dodgy’ estate agents?
Talking of dodgey agents, hi Grump.
I'm not worked up, just interested to know how cowboys can trade when the law says they cant.
Okay, I just got the impression that you were a little worked up from your previous posts!simonwjones wrote:What a load of b*****s. All agents, everywhere (UK, Cyp, Slovakia everywhere, and Marketing Companiese, they market property for the vendor. What a load twoddle...simonwjones wrote:Cobblers!....don't all Estate Agents advise and search?
Out of interest, what is your definition of a ‘dodgy’ estate agent then as you have seen so many of them in Pafos?
simonwjones wrote:cyprusgrump wrote:simonwjones wrote:cyprusgrump wrote:Simon, why have you got yourself so worked-up over these ‘dodgy’ estate agents?
Talking of dodgey agents, hi Grump.
I'm not worked up, just interested to know how cowboys can trade when the law says they cant.
Okay, I just got the impression that you were a little worked up from your previous posts!simonwjones wrote:What a load of b*****s. All agents, everywhere (UK, Cyp, Slovakia everywhere, and Marketing Companiese, they market property for the vendor. What a load twoddle...simonwjones wrote:Cobblers!....don't all Estate Agents advise and search?
Out of interest, what is your definition of a ‘dodgy’ estate agent then as you have seen so many of them in Pafos?
Dodgey agents, someone who is selling property and shouldn't. There must be a reason why they shouldnt.
cyprusgrump wrote:simonwjones wrote:cyprusgrump wrote:simonwjones wrote:cyprusgrump wrote:Simon, why have you got yourself so worked-up over these ‘dodgy’ estate agents?
Talking of dodgey agents, hi Grump.
I'm not worked up, just interested to know how cowboys can trade when the law says they cant.
Okay, I just got the impression that you were a little worked up from your previous posts!simonwjones wrote:What a load of b*****s. All agents, everywhere (UK, Cyp, Slovakia everywhere, and Marketing Companiese, they market property for the vendor. What a load twoddle...simonwjones wrote:Cobblers!....don't all Estate Agents advise and search?
Out of interest, what is your definition of a ‘dodgy’ estate agent then as you have seen so many of them in Pafos?
Dodgey agents, someone who is selling property and shouldn't. There must be a reason why they shouldnt.
Did you check the licences of all the estate agents in Pafos and determine those which didn’t have a licence and were therefore ‘dodgy’ then?
simonwjones wrote:Would you buy an apartment from a waiter or a taxi driver?
simonwjones wrote:Just got back from Paphos and the amount of 'dodgey' estate agents trading is amazing. How can they do this? I thought there was supposed to be some law/rules imposed in 2004. Dodgey estate agents were everywhere offering this and that.
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