Griffiths & Charles

Reviewed by TheBobGuy on 10th July 2008

Services: Lettings (as a Tennant)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?  No

The estate agent gave inaccurate quarterly reports to our landlady. Also, informed her that we wanted to renew on a month-by-month basis, rather than a yearly contract, which caused us to lose our tenancy. The rental staff are rude, obnoxious and unhelpful. Take heed and avoid them at all costs. There are far more reputable agents littered in the surrounding area.

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Reviewed by Gem181 on 4th June 2008

Services: Lettings (Prospective customer)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?  No

The estate agent essentially made up a story that I was sub-letting my property in an effort to 'get rid of me' from the property. It was clear from day one, when they did all they could to give me problems, that they did not want me there. However, out of desperation I went ahead and moved in to one of their properties. BIG MISTAKE.

Throughout my dealings with them, I found them to be very unhelpful and at times, arrogant. I was immediatley tarred with a particular brush and from that point on, I was made to feel unwelcome. I paid all of my despoit and rent on time yet because they had unfairly discriminated against me, they made up some story about me apparently having somebody else living with me - the oldest trick in the book!

I am glad I no longer have to deal with this company, and from the fact there is also another negative review here, suggests that things need to change there. By all means, avoid at all costs if possible.

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Reviewed by Unhappy on 28th March 2008

Services: Lettings (as a Tennant)
Property: Residential
Experience: Would you use the agent again?  No

Terrible. Staff who look after rented accomadation are rude and obnoxious, and very unhelpful It seems they go out of their way to cause problems. I will never deal with them again, and would recommend others avoid Grittiths and Charles at all costs.

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