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Don't read them then? Surely you have bigger things to worry about right now.Marvel1 said:
No, just fed up of these threads popping up, when they could just look at ones already posted.abanksee said:
Why? Even rics are saying there is going to be a big drop. 40% of surveyor asked thought more than 4% i think. You don't have a vested interest by any chance do you?Marvel1 said:No, stick to what you offered.
Yes, always worth negotiating.0 -
Excellent money saving advice 👍🏼Jimeji said:
Don't read them then? Surely you have bigger things to worry about right now.Marvel1 said:
No, just fed up of these threads popping up, when they could just look at ones already posted.abanksee said:
Why? Even rics are saying there is going to be a big drop. 40% of surveyor asked thought more than 4% i think. You don't have a vested interest by any chance do you?Marvel1 said:No, stick to what you offered.
Yes, always worth negotiating.0 -
They are clogging up the board 😉Jimeji said:
Don't read them then? Surely you have bigger things to worry about right now.Marvel1 said:
No, just fed up of these threads popping up, when they could just look at ones already posted.abanksee said:
Why? Even rics are saying there is going to be a big drop. 40% of surveyor asked thought more than 4% i think. You don't have a vested interest by any chance do you?Marvel1 said:No, stick to what you offered.
Yes, always worth negotiating.
No bigger things at the moment.0
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