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Seller has used my pictures
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As others have said- you don't own the copyright to the photos anyway. Your former EA does. I'm assuming the property is being sold through the same EA? If it isn't, then your former EA might be able to take action against the new EA.
But it was 10 years ago. It doesn't matter what the new owners have done/ not done to the house. They paid for the right to let the garden grow over. When we sell a house we have to accept that it is no longer ours and move on. I would take it as a compliment that I had presented the house well!0 -
I also read about you are not happy about the overgrown garden, I recommend you do not sell where you are living now.0
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ManofLeisure wrote: »I would consider the use of pictures taken years ago as 'misrepresentation' of the true facts.
Of which 'facts' ?0 -
You should visit the new owners when they move into your house to ascertain whether or not they maintain your garden in a manner you approve of. And make sure they have furnished your house in a tasteful style. You also need to be reassured the new owners of your house are not too parsimonious.I also visited the house a year ago and saw that the landscaped garden had been left to an overgrown mess. It barely resembled the garden we left.
Yes I know it's not my house anymore but I was mildly irritated that they used pictures that my EA took of the house with my furniture and the garden that I left._
None of this surprises me, the people we sold to would have murdered their grandmother for a tenner, they were that tight.Been away for a while.0 -
Running_Horse wrote: »You should visit the new owners when they move into your house to ascertain whether or not they maintain your garden in a manner you approve of. And make sure they have furnished your house in a tasteful style. You also need to be reassured the new owners of your house are not too parsimonious.
Fair play, that's the first time i've had to google a term!0
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