by "Noisy Voice" <number1lawyer@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Sep 21, 2008 at 12:57 PM
Doesn't Foxton charge a lower commission? Isn't Foxton in bankruptcy?
If you want the lower commission, all you are paying for is a multiple
listing.
Then, if you have got a buyer, do it the old fa****oned way. Hire a lawyer
to draw up
a contract and do the closing. Tell the buyers to do it the old fa****oned
way.
Hire an attorney and make application for a mortgage themselves. The
buyer's attorney can point the way.
Why sit on your hands knowing that somebody else isn't going to do a damn
thing. Take things into your own hands.
Are you helpless or something?
"Foxsucks" <fs@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:KiO3b.20198$yg.7805223@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> If you are thinking about using Foxtons DON'T. You will be so sorry. We
> went
> with them and the nightmare started from the beginning.You first get a
> Agent that comes to your home and everything looks good. If you have any
> questions
> the agent will call you right back. Once you sign the contract that is
it.
> You are now at the mercy of the Foxtons employee's. We had so many
> problems
> that I will just list them.
>
> 1. The people that work there are MORON'S. They hire unqualified people
> that
> know nothing about anything.
> 2. Getting a call back is next to impossible. Get used to leaving 4 to 5
> messages to speak to someone.
> 3. If you need to close in hurry. Forget it!!. Your looking at close to
3
> months best after a buyer signs a contract.
> 4. We had at least 3 potential buyers say they were so annoyed at trying
> to
> work with Foxton's. These are people that wanted to buy our house and
were
> having trouble talking with people.
> 5. They are supposed to make color handouts for your open house. Well we
> got
> those to weeks AFTER our open house.
> 6. Also do not use their Financial Group for a loan. They are also a
bunch
> of moron's and use this really awful title company.
> 7. As I'm writing this I am still trying to close on my house.
>
> The list goes on & on. So many problems I can't even remember half of
> them.
>
> BEWARE,The 2% is not worth it and you can go to most realtors and get
> close to that with an exclusive. If you don't believe me simply find a
> home
> with a Foxtons sign, knock on the door and ask them. Rest assured they
too
> will have a horror story to tell you. I am going to do everything in my
> power to spread the word of this awful company. Warn your friends, Warn
> your
> community, Warn everybody.
>
> It's so bad someone created a dedicated site just to post everyone's bad
> experience.
> For more Horror story's about this company go to:
>
> http://www.foxtonssucks.com/
>
> Don't go through what I did. It's not worth it.
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