Estate agent shared my email address

stig22

Cypruseast said:

stig22 said:

rik111 said:

You mean your in contract with your broadband provider and are trying to fob it off on the new tenant rather than pay the termination fees. The agent trying to be helpful gave them your email address as you can hardly expect them to be your go between and now your throwing a hissy fit ? Get a grip, if you didn’t want contact with new tenant why get the agent involved ?

This is genuinely illegible. You don’t put a space between the end of a sentence and a question mark. As such I can’t take your advice seriously, sorry ?

Genuinely illegible? You put a space between the end of your sentence and the question mark at the end you buffoon! Nor should you even have put at question mark at the end of a statement...an exclamation mark or a full stop is what the majority of literate folks would do! 

I suggest, going back to your original query that you go find a hobby rather than getting your knickers in a twist about an email address being passed on - an action that was undertaken to help you out. 

Some people just amaze me! 

Do you think maybe you missed the joke here ? 

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Cypruseast

stig22 said:

Cypruseast said:

stig22 said:

rik111 said:

You mean your in contract with your broadband provider and are trying to fob it off on the new tenant rather than pay the termination fees. The agent trying to be helpful gave them your email address as you can hardly expect them to be your go between and now your throwing a hissy fit ? Get a grip, if you didn’t want contact with new tenant why get the agent involved ?

This is genuinely illegible. You don’t put a space between the end of a sentence and a question mark. As such I can’t take your advice seriously, sorry ?

Genuinely illegible? You put a space between the end of your sentence and the question mark at the end you buffoon! Nor should you even have put at question mark at the end of a statement...an exclamation mark or a full stop is what the majority of literate folks would do! 

I suggest, going back to your original query that you go find a hobby rather than getting your knickers in a twist about an email address being passed on - an action that was undertaken to help you out. 

Some people just amaze me! 

Do you think maybe you missed the joke here ? 

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No, I actually just think you’re that dim tbh...

stig22

Cypruseast said:

stig22 said:

Cypruseast said:

stig22 said:

rik111 said:

You mean your in contract with your broadband provider and are trying to fob it off on the new tenant rather than pay the termination fees. The agent trying to be helpful gave them your email address as you can hardly expect them to be your go between and now your throwing a hissy fit ? Get a grip, if you didn’t want contact with new tenant why get the agent involved ?

This is genuinely illegible. You don’t put a space between the end of a sentence and a question mark. As such I can’t take your advice seriously, sorry ?

Genuinely illegible? You put a space between the end of your sentence and the question mark at the end you buffoon! Nor should you even have put at question mark at the end of a statement...an exclamation mark or a full stop is what the majority of literate folks would do! 

I suggest, going back to your original query that you go find a hobby rather than getting your knickers in a twist about an email address being passed on - an action that was undertaken to help you out. 

Some people just amaze me! 

Do you think maybe you missed the joke here ? 

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No, I actually just think you’re that dim tbh...

Do you mind sharing your email address? Want to get in touch about something completely
unrelated ?

Thrugelmir

stig22 said:

I am due to move out of our rented property and asked if the new tenants would like to take on our broadband so we could change it into their name. 

How were the incoming tenants meant to make contact with you?  Sounds as if they do as have made contact. 

Safe'n'Sound

stig22 said:

We are not bothered about the new tenants taking our broadband. I am bothered because the estate agency has acted immorally and probably illegally on a number of occasions 

Ok, cancel your broadband and make a complaint to the EA's controlling authority. As you're not bothered about the broadband, you can pay the termination fee, the new tenant will get a better new member joining contract anyway. Also, you will get the satisfaction of punishing someone at the company who tried to do you a favour. By the sound of your tone and replies, I imagine the latter is important to you.

Salemicus

Is this landlord who's treated you so badly the same one who recently kindly agreed to let you out of your lease early? And are you complaining about illegality and immorality when last year you were trying to evade tax on rental income?
All just a wind-up IMO.

Comms69

Ignore this lot pal, your claim is at least £10k!

NameUnavailable

The agent shared the email to enable your request. I would expect that would be considered reasonable in the circumstances, I think the permission was implied by you asking them if the new tenants wanted to take over your broadband. Presumably they said they would be interested so the agent has put you in touch directly.

I think some commonsense should apply here!

ChewyyBacca

Stig22 - did you employ the estate agent to act on your behalf and negotiate terms of broadband dumping on new tenants? Did you pay the estate agent for providing this service? Or are you expecting EA to keep your precious email ID to themselves and liaise with new tenants? 
This is trying to cause unnecessary trouble to someone, just being petty.

steve866

Yes you probably could report them to the ICO, I’m not sure there would be any consequences. It sounds ridiculous that you would even consider raising this because they were doing you a favour, but we didn’t know the full story.