Thursday, August 23, 2007
An Invitation to coffee from Foxtons, Estate Agents
I received two junk mail communiques from Foxtons, the Estate Agent, today. They invited me for coffee at one of their shops. The purpose of which was the prospect of letting my home to more desireable and more monied tenants. Is this one of the ways how people are made homeless?
Are estate agents pandering to the greed of the landlord and in so doing throwing people out of their homes?
It seems that this particular estate agent has been given some of its clients an awful lot of fun and somebody has become so vexed by them that s/he has devoted an entire web site to the obviously s/he may have experienced by them.
One of the monied and better tenants, paying £210 in rent per week to Foxtons, was so impressed with their service that s/he moved to comment
Can we really believe this landlord about the splendid service that Foxtons provided him / her? No, can't be true! Surely not Foxtons
Surely it can't be true.
Another satisfied customer
So impressed was this person with the service supplied by the said estate agent that s/he was moved to comment
Maybe I should go, drink their coffee and pocket (as would Ed Reardon) any Danish Pastries or sausage rolls which might be available. Then I shall exchange bogus details about my property give them a bogus phone number - methinks that another branch of Foxtons would suffice. Bingo, I have shall have free coffee, free eats and helping Foxtons staff to waste their time! Cannot think of a more imaginative way of spending a relaxing evening.
I think that Foxtons must have a huge carbon footprint, why did they need to send two communiques whereas one would have sufficed.
For more information check out this article
I get the feeling that Foxton's existence is necessary - it seems that they exist to suggest that you check out other estate agents rather than them.
Are estate agents pandering to the greed of the landlord and in so doing throwing people out of their homes?
It seems that this particular estate agent has been given some of its clients an awful lot of fun and somebody has become so vexed by them that s/he has devoted an entire web site to the obviously s/he may have experienced by them.
One of the monied and better tenants, paying £210 in rent per week to Foxtons, was so impressed with their service that s/he moved to comment
Can we really believe this landlord about the splendid service that Foxtons provided him / her? No, can't be true! Surely not Foxtons
Surely it can't be true.
Another satisfied customer
So impressed was this person with the service supplied by the said estate agent that s/he was moved to comment
Maybe I should go, drink their coffee and pocket (as would Ed Reardon) any Danish Pastries or sausage rolls which might be available. Then I shall exchange bogus details about my property give them a bogus phone number - methinks that another branch of Foxtons would suffice. Bingo, I have shall have free coffee, free eats and helping Foxtons staff to waste their time! Cannot think of a more imaginative way of spending a relaxing evening.
I think that Foxtons must have a huge carbon footprint, why did they need to send two communiques whereas one would have sufficed.
For more information check out this article
I get the feeling that Foxton's existence is necessary - it seems that they exist to suggest that you check out other estate agents rather than them.
Labels: accommodation, Estate Agents, homeless, homelessness, housing market, Society
