Got it off my chest

Oh, what ones are you thinking of writing?

Aha. Reminds me of the room I stayed in last spring in Tahoe with a "fireplace". when I see fireplace, I assume wood burning, not one of these fake flame, gas things...

The one that I most need to write is for a cottage we'd stayed at last summer. "Cottage" is a very generous description of the place. There are also a couple of other hotels that I need to write reviews on.

Like products you have bought?

Compuers, cell phones, and others stuff

Don't remember if I mailed it or dropped it off.

What, like writing (or typing) up an actual review on a piece of paper and mailing it? How quaint!

Judging from her e-mails to my agent, she'll be on there posting a justification of her actions. But we shall see.

And yes, I feel better. Except for the typo.

what's going on with that?

Somebody posted a negative review about my local pizza parlor, and I still go there. Not sure if I would have tried it if I had read the review before I tried the pizza though.

Online earning sites for the most part are so temporary too, but people just want to believe they can make it big. Usually the only people who make money are the ones who get there first.

I hope that wrote an equally scathing review of your agent too then-it sounds like they both failed you. The other agent wasn't supposed to communicate with you-their job is to present issues to YOUR agent. Again, I'm sorry that you went through those things, but whenever I entered a real estate transaction (in NJ), any communications from the buyer had to go through their agent to mine. And I just went through real estate school here in PA-same rules apply. The only time that their agent would be allowed to talk to you is if they signed a contract with you; if you really wanted to be difficult about it, you could try to find a lawyer and file a lawsuit, if it bothers you that much.

Yes, my agent should have gone through those addendums and told us our rights with them, and I told her so. But that doesn't excuse that other agent's behaviour afterward.

Far as I am concerned, the badly written agreements indicate incompetence, and the long delays and the outrageous demands, especially the part where she made a final offer and then attempted to change it, indicate outrageous and unethical behavior. I see nothing wrong with voicing my opinion of that publicly even if I didn't have a contract with her. As for finding a lawyer, we had an arbitration agreement, so I can't sue her or her clients. And the amount we ended up settling for wasn't worth going to small claims court.

Maybe not. I'll have to go back and look again. Maybe I just didn't look close enough...typical me.

or your browser was acting up

Was it blank? should have come up with a page where if you scroll down you can see my; review...

One day somebody will tick you off, and then watch out world. :D

Oh no, I get ticked plenty.. I just brood about it instead of taking any real action. Doesn't seem to get much accomplished anyway.

I brood too, but then I sometimes do something about it.

Yeah, but not as much better as if I had nipped the whole thing in the bud by getting those addendums amended. lol Oh well...

Hear ye, hear ye, if you have a rent back agreement on a sale, get all the terms up front, and don't allow anything to be added later!!!

Well you will know next time and can tell others. Life is like that. Live and learn.

but on a site specifically for consumer reviews?

Aha, I remember you writing about timeshares...

Yes...I did. About a time share company.

see above response for an example

and I love the sentence where you mentioned her going back to school for sentence structure and punctuation LOL!!! That right there was so awesome it gave me a good laugh but you know, surprisingly, it does matter. How can you possibly trust someone whose English skills are not professional when it's important? To me it's important when I have to do any legal or business transactions. It shows professionalism and that they know what they are doing.

I see the typo in there. I can tell what she means but it does leave me hanging a bit because it's lacking on a couple of sentences.

hahaha much better...

I say go for it!

Glad you were able to get it resolved. Sorry it wasn't to your satisfaction. She sounded like she was out for the buyer. She probably got a bigger commission from them.

Well let's just say they got money to clean the carpet in the whole house, and far as I was concerned only the family room was an issue. But I got everything else I wanted, so oh well.

I got it fixed, but not totally to my satisfaction. If I hadn't gotten it at least resolved, I would have reported her to her licensing agency too.

I don't know if I mentioned it or not. There were 2 markers that were off, so it wasn't just the BP, but usually I never have high BP.

He's still waiting.

For the most part, she did a very good job. But in this case, she should have gone over those agreements with us, and pointed out what was in them like she did in every other case. My issue isn't so much with the agreements though, as that other realtor's conduct afterward.

I wonder if she will even notice...

If she doesn't, hopefully others will! It's a long, thorough review - a person who gets to that page can't possibly miss that!

Usually I don't, but this really steamed me.

I probably shouldn't have commented about her grammar, lol, but thanks...

I read your review. It was very professional. You never lost your temper and just said "Well, she's an idiot!" You did a very good job of showing that you're intelligent and actually saying what she did wrong.