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Bainbridge Tancock

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Company Director. 23 year experience.

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I liken the online agent to a pair of ill fitting jeans that I purchased online some time ago. The jeans in question were of course worryingly cheaper but never the less I thought I would give them a try, ignoring my better judgement. My only hope now for getting the jeans to fit is to cut 5 inches of my legs and loose 4 inches around my waist, which will make all my other clothes ill fitting. I still have the jeans as a reminder of my foolish price driven decision. Hold your nerve grown up sensible estate agents. its only a matter of time before the world realises again the two worthy and seemingly forgotten adages. You get what you pay for. and. Square pegs for square holes. I value myself enough to ware jeans that don't make me look like a complete twit, and I value my home enough not to use cheapest and often the most ineffective agent on the block.

From: Bainbridge Tancock 30 October 2015 09:39 AM

Firstly all modern estate agents are on line. The main driver for a seller to use online agents is to reduce costs, so its no coincidence this is were all of the online agents aim their marketing perhaps indicating that traditional agent have been over charging all along, what better way of ingratiating your self to a nation of people who traditionally love to hate estate agents . The only way to reduce costs is by cutting out the sales person/problem solver/locally experienced estate agent, and of course newspaper type advertisements. how does this help the buyer or the seller improve their property transaction? and. How can they make a profit at £499.99 flat fee? often payable in advance. are the public really that stupid! and can you really call an online agent an estate agent? I suspect the best the public could expect is a disinterested ex mobile phone sales person, who is no longer performance driven. am sure their eager to go the extra mile.

From: Bainbridge Tancock 29 October 2015 15:40 PM

Firstly all modern estate agents are on line. The main driver for a seller to use online agents is to reduce costs, so its no coincidence this is were all of the online agents aim their marketing perhaps indicating that traditional agent have been over charging all along, what better way of ingratiating your self to a nation of people who traditionally love to hate estate agents . The only way to reduce costs is by cutting out the sales person/problem solver/locally experienced estate agent, and of course newspaper type advertisements. how does this help the buyer or the seller improve their property transaction? and. How can they make a profit at £499.99 flat fee? often payable in advance. are the public really that stupid! and can you really call an online agent an estate agent? I suspect the best the public could expect is a disinterested ex mobile phone sales person, who is no longer performance driven. am sure their eager to go the extra mile.

From: Bainbridge Tancock 29 October 2015 15:36 PM

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