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  • Alison1979
    Alison1979 Posts: 5 Forumite
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    Hi,
    ive Found a Facebook group that support against Eagerstates, but I can’t post the link because I’m new, it’s called:
    Eagerstates support group 
    Please can someone else post the link? 
    hope it helps, 
  • Jenni_D
    Jenni_D Posts: 5,434 Forumite
    1,000 Posts Fourth Anniversary Name Dropper Photogenic
    I tried a quick search (copy/paste from your post) but couldn't find any results. You should be able to post a link if you remove the https:// part. :)
    Jenni x
  • istherjustice
    istherjustice Posts: 1 Newbie
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    Hello all, another victim of Eagerestates. Could you please recommend solicitors that you have used to buy the freehold please? I would really appreciate it! 
  • MacsJT
    MacsJT Posts: 1 Newbie
    First Post
    Hi, another victim here. Just had our first 'possession' threat letter (for reasons that arent clear)! I was hoping we wouldnt have to go to court (because that doesnt seem to deter Eagerstates at all, and obviously only causes stress). Any advice? Can we ignore their threatening letters? Have they ever actually gone through with their threats of possession? 
  • Organise5732
    Organise5732 Posts: 1 Newbie
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    From our experience with Eagerstates, please get yourself a solicitor. Go for RTM or buy the freehold if possible. Make a forensic study of the Statement of Accounts yourself.  The Statement of Accounts we received contained charges for a year in which Assethold was not the freeholder. Eagerstates never provided the paperwork to justify said charges.  
  • JBFletcher
    JBFletcher Posts: 1 Newbie
    First Post
    We are also the unfortunate victims of Eagerstates, does anyone have any advice or recommendations on buying the freehold from them?
  • twest1
    twest1 Posts: 1 Newbie
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    Hi, we are some of the latest victims of the Gurvits, they’ve just tripled our service charge. Does anyone have any recommendations of solicitors to buy the freehold or someone who can help with RTM? Desperately need to get rid of these con artists! 
  • fellowleaseholder
    fellowleaseholder Posts: 1 Newbie
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