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Jun 06,2014
Jun 06,2014
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I was shown a house by an agent who didn't appear that interested, and didn't know a lot about the property, saying that a different agent had been doing the earlier viewings, this was his first day doing one. Soon after, I got a call from Savills asking me if I was interested in the property and did I want to make an offer - they claimed they had already got an offer for the asking price. I was a bit surprised, since I didn't think the property was worth the asking price, but in this market anything was possible. So I said I wasn't interested in bettering the offer. At this point, the agent was uncomfortably pushy, and wanted to know why exactly. I gave him a few reasons, and mentioned that I preferred a similar property on the market at the time (with another agent). The agent very rudely said 'good luck with that!' before ringing off. I was quite startled at the level of discourtesy... One month later, the house was still on the market - so I really doubt the claim made about the offer at asking price. I've encountered agents who were courteous and people of integrity, I didn't feel I got either of these at Savills - I'm seriously disappointed with the quality of service.
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1) Been honest about whether an offer had indeed been made for the property 2) Known more about the house they were showing 3) If they were going to call me up and ask me whether I was interested in making an offer, at least be polite! Sneering is really not going to help the odds of making a sale.Attached Filesnbsp;
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Dec 19, 2022
Savills Cambridge is the worst agency I've ever had a dealing with. Dodgy as and vague and dishonest. Put a property on sale in central Cambridge and made out only cash buyers could buy it then made out there was a bid of 870k so outbidded that then told the only other person allowed to buy the property had reduced their offer by 75k from 850k so reduced my offer 850k based on the claim the other bid was 775k or not much above, then told that all alone the seller only wanted sell to people in top half of the house. Just lies and spin and lies and spin. Waste of time dealing with these sorts of agents. Jun 06, 2014
I am very sorry to read your comments regarding a member of the Cambridge Sales Team. Savills takes all feedback seriously and I would like to investigate the matters raised in your review as soon as possible. Please email your contact details to my attention directly at [email protected] so that I can address your concerns. Best, Ed Meyer, Head of Department, Residential, Cambridge
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Everything an estate agent should be (but so often isn't). Stewart has given us outstanding service. He is kind, attentive, empathetic, does not pressurise but is quietly encouraging and is responsive to questions and concerns. We were very fortunate to have someone so thoughtful and ...
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Every single part of my dealings with Savills has been a joke. Been sent sensitive correspondence meant for another person, had the majority of my emails ignored, been overcharged rent, been billed for rent after a tenancy expired accompanied by threat if legal action, been ...
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Jokes! Given the level of mistakes and incompetency. I've glad paid fees in the past for professional work but this was insult to injury.
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Savills endeavours to give the best possible service and we are sorry to hear your feedback. I would like to investigate the comments and issues you have raised in your review as soon as possible. Please email your contact details to me directly at [email protected] so that I can address your concerns. Yours faithfully, Fiona Duncan, Service Improvement Manager, Lettings, Savills. ...
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Following a flood at my apartment the letting agents from Savills Cambridge, consistently failed to act accordingly with my lease and in good faith to help remedy the situation. They kept my rent money despite the lease stating that it would be returned when the ...
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Update: Now over a year from the incident...The Ombudsman Service determined that Savills' complaint process was not followed, therefore Theresa Wallace's Jan 14th statement was false. To date no honest investigation has been accomplished for this case by Savills.
I used the Tenancy Deposit Scheme to force this letting agency to release my funds. Before the TDS could award in my favor, Savills folded as they had no leg to stand on. I also worked directly with the utility companies to re-ass ...
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I was shown a house by an agent who didn't appear that interested, and didn't know a lot about the property, saying that a different agent had been doing the earlier viewings, this was his first day doing one. Soon after, I got a call ...
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What agent could do to change your mind?
1) Been honest about whether an offer had indeed been made for the property 2) Known more about the house they were showing 3) If they were going to call me up and ask me whether I was interested in making an offer, at least be polite! Sneering is really not going to help the odds of making a sale.Attached Filesnbsp;
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Savills Cambridge is the worst agency I've ever had a dealing with. Dodgy as and vague and dishonest. Put a property on sale in central Cambridge and made out only cash buyers could buy it then made out there was a bid of 870k so outbidded that then told the only other person allowed to buy the property had reduced their offer by 75k from 850k so reduced my offer 850k based on the claim the other bid was 775k or not much above, then told that all alone the seller only wanted sell to people in to ...
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