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Name of client: Tammy Gallagher
Bad Bad Broker…Read This Before Using Them
I guess they changed their name maybe because they had too many bad reviews under their old name? I would steer clear from this brokerage firm as they lied by omission and claimed that they weren’t legally obligated to share information about new legislation negatively affecting my purchase, claiming they weren’t an attorney and had no obligation to disclose. Even though they knew what was going on (as Kitty admitted so during a phone call) and it cost me over 30 K. Bad, bad bad firm, and I’m a licensed real estate broker in another state that requires brokers to disclose any material fact that could affect value. It affected me to the extent of a $30k assessment.
I’ve been licensed in multiple states, and most states require realtors, buyers agents, and listing agents to have a fiduciary responsibility to their client, making sure that your best interest is considered. But evidently, they did not follow this as both the listing broker and the selling broker. They were more interested in scamming the buyer so they could get a commission. Shame on you.
Name of client: David Elworthy
Spammers
This organization sends endless amounts of unwanted mail. Their unsubscribe link does not work. I did not subscribe to them in the first place, and don’t even live in the same country as them.
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Below are the analyze and conclusion of us about above reviews
Review 1: Tammy Gallagher (1 star)
This review describes a very negative experience with the brokerage firm. Tammy Gallagher accuses the firm of “lying by omission” regarding new legislation that negatively impacted her purchase, resulting in a $30,000 loss. She claims the firm knew about the legislation but did not disclose it, prioritizing commission over her best interests. Gallagher, who identifies as a licensed real estate broker in another state, emphasizes the fiduciary responsibility brokers should have to their clients, implying this firm failed in that duty. The strong language (“Bad Bad Broker,” “scamming the buyer”) and the specific financial impact suggest a highly dissatisfied customer who believes they were treated unethically. The mention of a name (“Kitty”) adds a personal element, suggesting a real interaction. The comparison to ethical obligations in other states strengthens the argument. This review raises serious concerns about the firm’s transparency and ethical practices.
Review 2: David Elworthy (1 star)
David Elworthy’s review is focused on spamming activities. He claims the organization sends “endless amounts of unwanted mail” and that the unsubscribe link doesn’t work. He also states he never subscribed and doesn’t even live in the same country as the organization. This review, while short, directly accuses the organization of unethical marketing practices. The inability to unsubscribe and the unsolicited nature of the emails point to a lack of respect for privacy and potential violations of anti-spam laws. This could indicate a company that is not legitimate or, at best, has very poor marketing practices. The “Spammers” title reinforces this negative perception.
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Note: The above statement is just my personal opinion, you should check carefully at the sources and make the right decision for yourself.