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Set Fee for Estate Agency
ricecake_2
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Hi,
Im not sure who to contact, so perhaps someone here can help me.
Im an Estate Agent with a company that charges a fixed fee (not percentage based and very low) for house sales.
I dont want to breach the guidelines by giving details and am not sure how to go about having an article promoting these services on MoneySavingExpert. Can anyone point me in the right direcdtion please as i think this is a good deal and would interest Martin and many other money savers.
Thanks
Amanda
Im not sure who to contact, so perhaps someone here can help me.
Im an Estate Agent with a company that charges a fixed fee (not percentage based and very low) for house sales.
I dont want to breach the guidelines by giving details and am not sure how to go about having an article promoting these services on MoneySavingExpert. Can anyone point me in the right direcdtion please as i think this is a good deal and would interest Martin and many other money savers.
Thanks
Amanda
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You cannot advertise on here. A lot of agents round my way advertise a fixed fee in there windows and in the press, why cant you?0
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Well David, without wishing to advertise - this is because we dont waste money on high st shops, this is one of the ways we pass savings on to the vendor.
Thanks
Amanda0 -
I really was serious though, but from the contacts page, i cant really find anyway of bringing this to the websites attention. if anyone can help, id be grateful.
Thanks
Amanda0
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