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Field & Sons

London's oldest Residential & Commercial Estate Agents (established in 1804) with offices specialising in Sales and lettings in London Bridge, Borough, Kennington, Vauxhall, Walworth, Stockwell, Oval & Waterloo.

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This Agent ranked 9014 out of 9469 in the UK

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1.00 out of 5.00

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    A 1-star review by 'LondonLad1983' 16/4/2012

    Branch:
    54 Borough High Street
    Services:
    Sales (Prospective customer)
    Experience:
    Would you use the agent again? No

    The agent refused to explain why my offer had been refused, even though it was higher than the other offer on the table. Then he tried to get me to pay a £5,000 'finders fee' in order for my offer to be put through to the client. When I refused, they told me I could not have a chance of purchasing the property in question.

    Asking a buyer for a finders fee when an agent is already getting a fee from the vendor is not only unethical, but illegal (as they are defrauding the vendor).

    When I confronted them about this, they started sending me threatening texts, implying that they would sue me for £1m if I made a complaint to their client.

    I would avoid.

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