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[marika]

When I moved to dc the relocation company took care of all the moving

I saw 2 realtors before I hired one, and per contract I had to see
2. So I relied ly on them to suggest what I had to do in order
to list.

I needed to cart away some of the furniture that people had thrown
away in my house like old sofas for instance.

I wondred if my friends knew someone who carts crap, that would be nice. Or
some
stupid teenagers who want a ratty sofa or table for free

I managed to clean everything that I could see. I ws sure there was
more. I asked the realtor to suggest a clean up crew after move out.

Since I hadn't been in the house for 4 years, lots of maintenance
things needed to be done, but with my short time , I
asked the realtor about their willingness to do this as well.

Nick wanted to help me with everything I told him Your most important job
right now is to listen to me complain.

the buyer bought the house as is with all the crap and we never had to
offload anything

other people I know didn't have my good luck

----- Original Message -----
From: "marika" <marik...@gmail.com>
Newsgroups: uk.media.tv.smallville,alt.usenet.legends.lester-mosley
Sent: Saturday, March 22, 2008 10:12 AM
Subject: for old men

> Does anyon have any advice about relocation companies. my friend finished
> selling the house ; however, she and her husband ran into some major
> complications and they was very dissatisfied with the relocation people.
> In
> essence, the house was sold to a buyer before they had sold it to the relo
> company. Their money was withheld for three days and they refused to
> disburse any funds until they had signed a "contract of sale" which the
> had
> never seen prior to the closing. Although she is not quibbling with the
> contract price, they still have seen no documentation of how the funds
> were
> arrived at and only have record of the wire funds transferred to a bank
> account.
> Do you have any idea where someone would start to complain? they have
> refused to speak to their "relocation counselor" any longer as she insists
> that she sent them the contract of sale several weeks prior to closing and
> that they failed to return the document. This is simply a lie. Even if
> it
> were true, why would they delay in informing that they were missing a
> crucial document?
>
>
>
> mk5000
>
>
>
> "Nay, Pippin. Not till Bilbo has cut the cake. "--Meriadoc Brandybuck:
>
>