Connells
Customer Reviews
Reviewed by Reviewer on 8th March 2010
Services: Sales (Prospective customer)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: SMT.SGN.TUZ.UNL
Branch: Yate
We had problems buying from them 4 years ago (losing keys and destroying them without permission), and they're still the same. They will push their mortgage advisers on you for all they can - even to the point of telling you that to have an offer accepted, is conditional on this. When pressed, they claimed this was on the sellers instructions. We spoke to the seller directly and this was news to them.
Buying from them through gritted teeth, and don't trust them as far as I could throw them. If in doubt, ask for anything critical to be put in writing.
Reviewed by warwickshire on 19th February 2010
Services: Sales (Prospective customer)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: S9U.UDL.SLN.UUL
Branch: Leamington Spa
We were mislead by the sales team (shall I name her?). She read us the T&C, missed out the payment bits should we withdraw. We got stuffed for full HIP payment plus withdrawel fee, even though we were told the HIP was only £99 if we used their conveyencing team, what a joke !! Very very misleading sales team member.
Reviewed by Great Connells on 17th February 2010
Services: Sales (as a Vendor)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
Yes
IP address: 9FB.9CJ.EJR.9EF
Branch: Wolverhampton
I have sold many houses over the years and I would class myself very experienced in property. This estate agent worked there socks off for us, they sold our house in Featherstone within 2 days and we bought one off them too! We did our mortgage with them which was brill all moved in 8 weeks.
I read a comment on this site from a buyer who was upset about Connells pushing them to do the mortgage with them trust me as a seller its the best thing you could wish for. They checked our buyer out, unlike our previous agent!
Also our photos where fantastic, I guess every office is different but trust me Wolverhampton are great. Go into their office and judge for yourselves.
Reviewed by The Muddy One on 1st February 2010
Services: Sales (Prospective customer)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: TUG.UTG.UUG.UDU
We had previously been on the market with Fox & Sons, but after my brother received a call from Connells saying they had many people looking for a property like ours we went on the market with them. I beleive they grossly overvalued our property in order to obtain the instruction in the first place. The communication from them is appalling, feedback after veiwings had to be chased for and was unhelpful. Upon one open day veiwing they left our house insecure. We had yet to receive any offers and so decided to take it off the market and pursue other options upon which we received an invoice for £176 for a withdrawal fee! I am contesting this invoice on the basis that the service was poor, the fee was not pointed out prior to signing the agreement and I refuse to pay someone for not selling our property. Avoid like the plague!
Reviewed by david on 13th January 2010
Services: Sales (Prospective customer)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: S9M.UD9.UU7.TDG
Reviewed by Royston on 11th January 2010
Services: Sales (as a Vendor)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: S9N.S7L.UDZ.TUM
Awful. First, I waited three weeks before they marketed my property because they 'lost' my photos. After 'accidentally' taking my property off the market three weeks later instead of another one on my road, they sent me an invoice for the withdrawal fee. After assuring me over the telephone that they had made a mistake (I had to call them and inform them) and there was no fee to pay, I received another letter stating that my case had been taken to their debt recovery department and they threatened to file a CCJ against me!
Once this was sorted out, they (eventually) got me a couple of viewings. Knowing that I didn't live in the property at the time they still managed to leave my lights on and fail to lock my front door properly.
Finally, I was told I'd be called back at 5.15 on December 7th. I'm still waiting...
Their only redeeming feature is that they have agreed to waiver my withdrawal fees due to their poor service and incompetence (obviously my words, not theirs!).
Do not use connells, they are rubbish.
Reviewed by Newsworthy on 6th January 2010
Services: Sales (Prospective customer)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: S9Z.UZD.UDN.UNU
They do not live up to the customer service promise. They trap you with a withdrawal fee, even if you fire them at the end of the agreed period. The fixed fee pricing is extortionate, especially for lower-end property. The HIP cost me £572. The agent asked me to accept a very low offer made by a first time buyer they had arranged a mortgage for on the proviso that she (the agent) would find me something cheap. I made a mistake using Connells.
Reviewed by JOJO on 29th December 2009
Services: Sales (as a Vendor)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: SL9.U7M.SGU.UUU
Lack of contact. Given a valuation then bullied into accepting a low offer. Did not sell because there is not a property I could afford, I was told that my ouse needed £40,000 spent on it to bring it up to standard, I'll admitt that it needs decorating purely cosmetic. Definitly not more than £5,000.
I accepted the low offer
Reviewed by chris on 11th December 2009
Services: Sales (Prospective customer)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: S9G.SML.U7D.TNM
If someone offered me a £1M house for £50K, but the sale had to go through Connells, i would tell them to shove it where the sun doesn't shine. I am supprised how a company this poor actually survives. And if you are unfortunate enough to have to go through them for god sake don't let Connells talk you int using Blacks Solicitors for the conveyence as they are even worse. You might as well talk to a brick wall.
Reviewed by dank on 6th November 2009
Services: Sales (Prospective customer)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: UZD.UGL.S5U.UNN
Dreadful outfit who only add to the stereotypical view of an estate agent being only interested in money, rather than the service they give to their clients.
Advertise properties without the required marketable-HIP, make it incredibly difficult to view the report and only seem to wake up and take notice when you put an offer in (surprise that).
From a prospective customer's point-of-view: avoid at all costs. Unless you have the tolerance levels of a saint.
Reviewed by RogerTheEngineer on 1st October 2009
Services: Sales (Prospective customer)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: SZT.ST9.U9Z.UNT
Sold house for deceased father in law through Connells in devon... it took a while but we got there eventually. Thought we'd use them again in Bucks now that WE wanna move (on the basis of "it's the devil that you know" as they all seem to be pretty crappy). We've hardly any contact from them from day one (even when I specifically asked for responses), we've had one viewer in 8 weeks, and a failed one last weekend which we have severe doubts as to whether they ever existed as they told us differing accounts when challenged about why they didn't show.
We have 11 weeks to run until our contract with them is over; if no sale by then, watch how quick we pull our business away from them (Usain Bolt wil have to race fast to keep up with us.=D)
Commented by ski on the 26th October 2009
I am currently involved in a complaint procedure with Connells. Their first response was as unprofessional as their "service" and even misquoted what I'd said in my first email letter of complaint. l'll be taking it further if they don't do better with their second response.
The problem was described here:http://www.reviewcentre.com/reviews85282.html with other complaints about Connells. This is the text:
"I am currently making an official complaint to Connells. I live abroad and am the Executor of my Mother's Estate and last year agreed reluctantly to a very high fixed fee for the peace of mind I was offered - being tempted by the special services given to clients living abroad, such as forwarding on mail, etc. (The property is in walking distance of Connells' offices.)The negotiator boasted of another client living abroad in Canada and said he understood the special needs of such clients. He seemed very professional and extremely helpful and did not mind even if other agencies marketed the property, saying a fee would not be charged if they did not get the sale.
The fee was fixed at the breathtakingly high figure of £3000 and he would not budge on that. But he agreed this was absolutely fixed - no extra hidden costs of any other kind at all on top - this was the absolute final sum I would have to pay. I put this in writing in an email to be on the safe side. He never got back to me to say it was wrong.
It was some time before I received the contract in the post. The first one never turned up. I saw the sum of £3000 in large lettering written several times in a small section - and long dashes - some of which were adjacent to VAT - which I took to mean "nothing". In the spaces for declaring the rate of VAT to be charged this was left blank. This is exactly what I expected to see. I was told it was an all inclusive figure.
I know that traders charging a fixed price have to clearly state the sum or the rate of VAT, and when the price is unknown, the rate must be specified. If the rate changes, then the trader is obligated to inform the client/purchaser within (I think) 14 days.
I was about to withdraw from the contract after a hopeless "service" from Connells. They did not forward on post as promised which caused me enormous problems. They did not read the meters. At one stage I was being chased up by a debt collection agency in spite of being in credit. (British Gas is another story...) Finally, realising no meter readings would ever be forthcoming, and in desperation, I got my son to drive down to Birmingham and do it. He could hardly open the door with post and junk mail. Connells had not opened up the door for over three months.
I had to ask Connells how to withdraw from the contract because it gave no information on the terms of withdrawing (which seems to be in breach of the regulatory system).
Within a few days of making this request, the first of very few (and recent) offers was presented which I could take seriously.
The manager, who seemed to have taken over from the first agent (I found out recently he has left Connells) refused to give me information about the potential buyers and prevented me from making contact. I pointed out had it been a normal situation I could have done this for myself anyway. But she would not budge. I then insisted she must tell me about the next viewing, if any, made by this couple. I got an email giving me about 2 hours notice.
I rang up an old friend and he turned up at the house to meet the potential buyers and ask if they wanted to exchange details. They were delighted to - and had been asking the manager for my details, which she had been refusing - saying it was not a good idea. The explanation given to me was thatit was not company policy. I don't know how they would enforce that "policy" when the client is living on the premises, which is the usual situation! In fact, because I kept asking the manager for contact details, she eventually emailed that she would ask the potential buyers if they minded. BUT - she did this at a time when she had already told them it was a bad idea and already knew that they did want to make contact with me (as we found out later).
The manager continued to be a complete nuisance, trying to weaken my confidence in these buyers. I had to tell her twice to stop marketing the house. She was so problematic that even the buyers's solicitor took the unusual step of bypassing her and contacting me directly.
Had it not been for my friend being able to turn up and the house. I felt bad to find out he had been held back by the manager and was effectively given a telling off for exchanging details. He's in his mid-to-late 70s with a partially disabled wife in her early 80s - he didn't need this attitude. (On entering Connells, the buyers described the manager as unfriendly) Had it not been for the contact established between myself and the buyers, this sale would never have happened."
Their contract breaks the regulations concerning information on VAT under "fair contracts" law so it surprises me they have no problems about entering a complaint procedure, knowing I am going to take it to the regulatory authorities if their next reply is not satisfactory. The buyers also contributed a lot of information from their side, which has made the complaint even stronger, describing the manager as "unfriendly", "unhelpful" and "intimidating", who didn't seem interested in selling the house to them.
I don't have time to fight battles without very good cause - and am determined not to let this Kings Heath, Birmingham branch of Connells get away with such appallingly low (and apparently unlawful in terms of certain apects of the contract) standards of practice.
I advise everyone to look at the Standards of Fair Trading information (Office of Fair Trading) plus the regulations governing residential estate agents - both of which are easily found on the Internet. I found a judgment against an estate agents, Frank B.Mason, in Pembrokeshire (dated 2006) for failing to state the amount and rate of VAT being applied. Like Connells - they just had VAT without any percentage or values next to it. This was deemed to break the requirement for plain and intelligble language in contracts. They had to change their contract wording accordingly.
If your contract fails to comply with legislation, perhaps you can pull out now?
Commented by thomasmummy on the 29th December 2009
Roger, I wonder are they charging you to withdraw after your contact has ended?
Reviewed by st. albans on 29th September 2009
Services: Sales (as a Vendor)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
Yes
IP address: 93Q.JBX.ERR.9FB
Honestly...nothing queer as folk, everyone has demands and estate agents are prime targets. Hard working and very commited bunch Connells. Give them a chance and empathise with the task.
Reviewed by hillbilly on 28th September 2009
Services: Sales (as a Buyer)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: S9U.UUU.SZN.UTT
In August 2008 I had mortgage advice from Connells of St. Neots (CAMBS). However no record of this was available. I then viewed a reposessed property on sale with them and November I placed an offer on this property which was accepted, after again seeing one of their Financial Advisors. I provided wage slips and bank statements as requested which ended up being lost on two occasions but was informed these were later found in their offices. (after complaining about this they simply blamed the mortgage company.)
The survey carried out by them claimed the property had a garage and parking space which only became apparent to me when I recieved my mortgage offer. My solicitor was unable to confirm with the surveyor if there was a garage or not as Connells claimed he was uncontactable as he didn't have a mobile (yeah right) which delayed the process by several days.
ALMOST THREE MONTHS HAD NOW PASSED and because of the time scale I was also told that Connells had to again publish an announcement in the papers but was assured that it would not be published in the local papers but papers some distance away yet guess what it was in the local papers. Then on the week I was finally due to exchange contracts I recieved a call from Connells to advise me that a higher offer was to be accepted and that unless I up my offer I would "loose everything I had already spent" (solicitors fees, survey fee, HIPS etc).
I made three increases two of which were declined but the third accepted (£4500 increase). (This is only a brief description of what really hapened) I have since complained to Connells which may I add was a complete waste of time as all they seem to do is "pass the buck," However I was offered a "Goodwill gesture" of £199 which I declined as I thought this was an insult as their delays cost me almost 23 times that. I have since taken this matter to both the Property and Financial Ombudsman and have now written to their Survey and valuation dept who are apparently a seperate company who's correspondance address is the same one which I have already sent all the complaints letters to!!! Even my solicitor has said that the property coluld have sold a week earlier and therefore the increase would not have occured. From start to finish this has been a nightmare, although I am pleased that I did get the property eventually.
But I do not agree with the way I, as a first time buyer, have been treated, the way my personal details were lost and yet Connells have failed to provide any truefull answers to any issues I have put to them except blame all other parties even though I was told by them this was not the case.
I would not recomend using Connells for anything unless you like being lied to, conned and fobbed off.
How they can get away with treating people like I was is a disgrace and I wonder how many more cases of a similar situation have occured.
USE CONNELLS - DON'T BOTHER GO ELSWHERE.
Commented by smurf on the 11th November 2009
I have recently dealt with Connells in St Neots as a first time buyer, Never again! I particularly found their hard sell approach on mortgages products and services very annoying and a real turn off to use them at all. I have thankfully found another property with another estate agent which I am pursuing : )
Reviewed by Mikky on 7th September 2009
Services: Sales (as a Vendor)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: 9QI.JIQ.JVF.9FF
They didn't sell it - Taylors did - much more professional and on the ball. Connells are asleep
Reviewed by dookie on 30th August 2009
Services: Sales (Prospective customer)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: 93Q.JIJ.9FV.9XQ
Appalling service, a real pack of miss information. Valued the property then as soon as we had signed told us we had too high an expectation on the price.. You must be joking!!!
Never contacted us from one week to the next.
Demanded not to show the property unless the prospective buyer was on the market. Sent around people that were not on the market.
Nothing good to say about this company at all.
Reviewed by michaelnkaren on 19th August 2009
Services: Sales (Prospective customer)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: S9G.UN7.S79.TTT
Reading through the reviews on here it seems only to clear that Connels are only interested in making sales and not the customers needs or wants. We to had their mortgage advisor pushing us to take out a mortgage with them, even after they knew we already had a mortgage in place at a far better rate. When we did find a property we liked through them and arranged a viewing within 3 days of the property going on to the market ! a friend who is an estate agent in Ashford told us that the seller had already had an offer and we should not waste our time (5 hours drive) going to look at the property as it was over priced and if it went for the full asking price would only fall down at the mortgage valuation point. Connels never told us this and when we confronted them about the house already being under offer, they had no comment to make. It just seems that estate agents STILL think they can lie,cheat and just say whatever they want to make a sale. I really hope website's like this one get even more popular to show the BAD estate agents up for what they really are CONMEN !!!!!!!!!!!
Reviewed by persie1 on 12th August 2009
Services: Sales (Prospective customer)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: S9M.UMD.ULU.UG9
In the past few weeks I have had an almost identical experience as DLT comment dated 21 Feb 09 below. I am cash buyer and is all they were interested in was selling me finance. I had to tell them 3 times I did not require it. When I put in an asking price offer they told me it was already under offer. It is still being listed as for sale and I strongly believe they are waiting on an existing or new buyer who will purchase a mortgage through them. Connells are obviously more concerned with the commission/fee to be had from the finance/mortgage arrangement with the buyer than finding a suitable purchaser for the vendor. Vendors should be aware of this practice at Connells and avoid like the plague. They are spivs. If you think being a cash buyer ready to move at any time is a great position to be in, don't try to buy any property through Connells.
Reviewed by Gooner78 on 28th July 2009
Services: Sales (Prospective customer)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: S9M.UGN.TTZ.U7Z
The worst estate agent I have ever come across. Value the house at one price. Advise you to put it up at another price and then get potential buyers who cannot even afford the list price. Came in with a potential buyer only to leave the house insecure and dirty footprints on all the carpets. Wrote a letter could not even be bother to reply or apologise. The most terrible estate agent I have ever come across. Avoid the Basingstoke branch at all costs!
Reviewed by stan on 27th July 2009
Services: Sales (as a Vendor)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: 9QJ.JIJ.9VF.9XX
Very poor service never kept in touch for months until i had to phone them. Sale took 20 weeks to complete.
Extremely rude on the phone when I got in touch even though I am the customer.
I had to deal with my purchase agent as connells thame were too busy to speak to them, therefore I ended up doing their job.
Reviewed by wolves on 21st July 2009
Services: Sales (as a Buyer)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
Yes
IP address: S9M.UD7.TG7.UZL
We purchased a buy to let property through Connells Wolverhampton. The staff we dealt with were extremely helpful. They kept us more informed than our solicitor. Nothing was too much trouble. Have viewed property through them since and have received the same good customer service.
Reviewed by IsIt2Much2Ask on 29th June 2009
Services: Sales (as a Vendor)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: S9M.U77.UNM.TUN
Lies, lies, lies. They agree one thing and then do another. Agree fees, then charge something else. Bad communications, mixed messages. Terrible - avoid at all costs.
Reviewed by carrietwick on 25th June 2009
Services: Sales (Prospective customer)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: S9U.U7D.UMU.UZL
Basingtoke - Absolutely awful, had to chace for a month to find out why it wasn't on Right Move. Only half a dozen viewings at the most in one year, they kept asking to reduce the price (even though it was reasonable), dropped by £20k on a flat and still no offers / sale - what are they doing! Just given up and letted it out with another Estate Agent instead!
Reviewed by DLT on 21st February 2009
Services: Conveyancing
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: 9FR.EJR.J33.9FB
Ref Connells Wolverhampton.
My partner and I recently put an offer in on a house through Connells - After having our initial offer refused we were told that another party were interested and it would be the first to come back with an offer of £x that would secure the property. We were the first to come back with this offer (according to connells) and were surprised when they then said that in order to seal the deal we would need to come in a provide them with various details to prove we were genuine (!). The other party was refusing to do this so if we came in and there was no problem then it would just be a formality. We went in and unsurprisingly it was a (very) thinly veiled attempt to get us to use their broker (£299 fee and unable to match our current deal with my fee free broker) once it was apparent that this was not an appealing option for us, we were dimmissed pdq and told to await the sellers decison.
An hour later the call came through and we were unsuccessful - only explaination "im just the messenger - the person you need to speak to is unavailible". We are first time buyers who were looking to move within the shortest time frame possible (sub 28 days), huge desposit (75% of house value), strong credit rating, in no chain and offering the price set by the seller - in short the ultimate buyer!
The only thing that changed from us being a dead cert to us being a dead duck was the fact that the connells mortgage broker was not competive enough to warrent us using them and thus i can only assume that the other buyer was going through them. I have no proof of this but it seems to make sense...
We were left feeling very misled and it was especially disapointing as they were aware that my partner was within days of having our baby and they could have saved us a lot of running about and heartache if they had been open at the start or at least not built our hopes up to the level they did.
I also suspect it was a predetermined tactic as they wouldn't discuss any ways to move forward until we had come in and proved that we were for real i.e they had a chance to upsell us their other products.
Very disapointed with this agent please think twice about using them - have given us nothing but stress and disapointment. I now wish I had taken their comment of "the vendor would perfer you to use us for everything" as a demand and not a transparent upselling tactic.
From reading other reviews it seems that we are not the first....
Commented by IsIt2Much2Ask on the 30th June 2009
Waited 2 weeks for a board, 2 weeks for a brochure which had to be re written, no choice of photos. We were constantly harrassed. Staff totally unhelpful, only intersted in their side of the deal. They own the recommended solicitors so you don't even have independent legal advice. Overcharged for morgage advice. Just a terrible experience I wouldn't want anyone else to go through. Avoid at all costs.
Reviewed by potential buyer on 24th January 2009
Services: Sales (Prospective customer)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: SL9.S9M.UDU.TG9
Based on their acceptance of our offer, we went to apply for mortgage the second day. Mortgage has been approved. They told us that seller is pulling out the acceptance because we choose not to use their mortgage advisor. Playing tricks all the time, really waste of time with Connells Harrow
Reviewed by Teddy on 26th August 2008
Services: Sales (Prospective customer)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: SZN.TNL.UTT.UDD
We have recently put our house with them, and went to visit the property over the week-end, only to find the front door unlocked, anyone could have gone in, and done irreparable damage, what made it worse they have denied being in the house, so who did the valuation, and took the photos, we are still reeling from the shock.
Reviewed by loopylill on 22nd April 2008
Services: Sales (Prospective customer)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: S99.UN9.UL9.TUD
Tried selling with this agent once. They didn't get many viewing and just kept trying to lower the price until a buyer came along. Didn't get any phone calls as promised and eventually we went with another agent and sold our house in 3 weeks.
Conned us into signing up for longer than was necessary but managed to cancel the contract after a lot of arguments. Would never use again except to buy - cheap houses! - the agent we used was in Plymouth.
Reviewed by Covboy! on 25th February 2008
Services: Sales (as a Vendor)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
Yes
IP address: 9QX.JBR.JVX.9JX
Absolutely 10/10 all round start to finish. Connells Coventry were fantastic.
Reviewed by Dada on 28th December 2007
Services: Sales (Prospective customer)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: P0P.0P0.P0M.DRC
Never called back. House next door for sale. But they keep ignoring potential customer.
Reviewed by me on 23rd August 2007
Services: Sales (Prospective customer)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
No
IP address: C5M.BC7.48D.CC5
Lying at every stage of process. We are one week away from pulling out of deal because of their lies.
Reviewed by achick on 22nd June 2007
Services: Sales (Prospective customer)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
Yes
IP address: 08M.B8U.04P.050
Getting a viewing appointment is so hard! I phoned the Swindon North branch a few times when we wanted to see a house in their books. They promised they would call back and confirm the viewing but they NEVER did, I had to chase them and virtually beg to see the houses. This has happened on 3 occassions with 3 different people from the branch during last couple of months.
If I had a house for sale, I would definitely avoid Connells in Swindon North. They have some good houses in the area though, so as a buyer, I might have to use them.
Commented by achick on the 26th June 2007
Just to add, they are the only agent that never called us and asked for our feedback. Poor vendors who use them.
Reviewed by cazbarfeatures on 5th October 2006
Services: Sales (as a Vendor)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?
Yes
IP address: 803.T00.H50.RI0
Our house only went in the paper once every month whereas some estate agents post their properties weekly. Connells Estate Agents seem to give up on you after a couple of months. I should like to reiterate the point that their feedback was very poor, and I always had to chase them.
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Connells
One of the largest and most successful estate agency groups in the country with a network of over 150 branches throughout the Home Counties, South, West Country, Midlands and East Anglia.
Offices / Branches
- Abingdon (Oxfordshire)
- Andover (Hampshire)
- Aylesbury (Buckinghamshire)
- Banbury (Oxfordshire)
- Basingstoke (Hampshire)
- Bedford (Bedfordshire)
- Bicester (Oxfordshire)
- Bletchley (Buckinghamshire)
- Braintree (Essex)
- Bristol (Bristol)
- Buckingham (Buckinghamshire)
- Camborne (Cornwall)
- Croydon (London)
- Dunstable (Bedfordshire)
- Eastleigh (Hampshire)
- Exeter (Devon)
- Flitwick (Bedfordshire)
- High Wycombe (Buckinghamshire)
- Horley (Surrey)
- Leighton Buzzard (Bedfordshire)
- Luton (Bedfordshire)
- Maidenhead (Berkshire)
- Milton Keynes (Buckinghamshire)
- Newport Pagnell (Buckinghamshire)
- Oxford (Oxfordshire)
- Peterborough (Cambridgeshire)
- Plymouth (Devon)
- Redhill (Surrey)
- Ringwood (Hampshire)
- Romsey (Hampshire)
- Slough (Berkshire)
- Southampton (Hampshire)
- St Neots (Cambridgeshire)
- Stony Stratford (Buckinghamshire)
- Thame (Oxfordshire)
- Winchester (Hampshire)
- Witney (Oxfordshire)
- Wokingham (Berkshire)
Services
- Sales
- Lettings
- Surveys
- Conveyancing
Commented by Ash2108 on the 4th March 2010
Is the reason you have sold so many houses and think that Connells are Great is because you work there?
If I \'Go into their office and judge for yourselves\' will i meet you?
Connells are useless the only way they make money are by issuing fees to cancel the sale of your house because they cant sell it in the 1st place!!!
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