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Posted by on February 28, 2008, 9:44 am
> On Wed, 27 Feb 2008 07:32:00 -0800, Smitty Two wrote:
> > I was in email contact with an agent recently, and decided that she was
> > not responsive enough to my needs, so I informed her I would look
> > elsewhere. That seemed acceptable to her at first, but after a couple of=
> > days of chewing on it, she apparently went off the deep end,
> > constructing a vicious written attack that I would characterize as rabid=
> > or psychotic.
>
> > I have written to the owner and manager of the Century 21 franchise for
> > whom she works, but since she's a top seller for him, I'm not holding my=
> > breath that he'll concern himself too much with my complaint.
>
> > So do any of you happen to know whether there is a procedure for formal
> > redress of grievances against agents? Are they sworn to uphold some sort=
> > of code of ethics? Does Century 21 censure its agents if they misbehave,=
> > or are individual franchises free to operate however they choose?
>
> There should be a local or state board of realtors to which you might
> complain. =A0Realtors are licensed. =A0Go to the licensing agency.
>
> Realtors are self-serving bottom feeders. =A0
>
> I bought a property =A0once and was given a coffee cup by my realtor as a
> token of appreciation. =A0I don't even drink coffee.- Hide quoted text -
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> - Show quoted text -
What did you expect? A trip to Hawaii? I've bought houses and
never even got a coffee cup, nor did I expect one.
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