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Posted by Smitty Two on February 28, 2008, 2:10 am
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> > 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?
>
> Smitty Two-
>
> In your situation I'd consider myself lucky that I'd figured out not
> to do business with her.
>
> Your intuition was borne out. My suggestion is to just "forget about
> it"....where's the upside for you to pursue this?
>
> We cannot know this woman's personal situation...perhaps she realized
> that the loss of your business is going to mean financial disaster for
> her? Maybe she's highly leveraged & about to go BK?
>
> Desperate, crazy people do desperate, crazy things.
>
> cheers
> Bob
Yeah, you're right, I've lost nothing, just annoyed that a complete
stranger who is supposed to be a professional, could behave so
atrociously.
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