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Brixton Blither, Blether and Bonfire Blather - November 2012

There is a Foxtons sign outside my flats but I can't find anything on their site. :hmm:

Firstly I was affronted that someone had chosen them to sell their flat through, now i'm wondering if the cunts are just using peoples' properties as free hoardings.
 
There is definitely no flat for sale with Foxton's in my block. I have looked and looked. The fuckers are just using our fence as a free hoarding. :mad:

I'm going to phone them tomorrow.

If I remember.
 
quimcunx said:
There is definitely no flat for sale with Foxton's in my block. I have looked and looked. The fuckers are just using our fence as a free hoarding. :mad:

I'm going to phone them tomorrow.

If I remember.
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Just chop the sign down and chuck it in the recycling.
 
The agents in the branch don't care, they subcontract the signs to some geezer with a van. If you want them to care you need to take the sign into the branch and throw it on their desk or block their letterbox with it.
 
Winot said:
Is that the one called "Haircut Sir?"? Love that name. All shops should be named like that - Apples Sir?, Newspaper Sir? etc. Like something out of the Fast Show.
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Remember Mr. Cheap Potatoes on Acre Lane? Always meant to take a photo but never remembered and now it's gone :( .
 
Frumious B. said:
The agents in the branch don't care, they subcontract the signs to some geezer with a van. If you want them to care you need to take the sign into the branch and throw it on their desk or block their letterbox with it.
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Wrap it in brown paper, visit the Post Office in Nisa and post it to them without any stamps on.
 
quimcunx said:
You're not allowed to put wooden poles in the recycling. Apart from that it's the principle, the cheeky fuckers.
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I'd happily burn the sign, bit short of wood at the mo... :)

I believe it is against their code of conduct to put up signs with nothing for sale- someone got fined for it in Berkshire
 
Interesting

You must not put any property on the market for sale without permission from the seller.
For Sale Boards
4b You must not erect any form of estate agency board at a property unless you have been instructed to market that
property.
4c You can only erect an estate agency board with the client’s specific permission.
4d Any board you do erect must be appropriate for the occasion. Acceptable boards include:
• “For Sale” – to be used for general marketing of the property.
• When an offer has been accepted, you may change the board to read “Sale Agreed” or “Sold Subject to Contract” (in
Scotland, conclusion of missives) – unless the client has instructed you not to do so.
4e When you put up a board you must by law comply with the Town and Country Planning (Control of Advertisements)
Regulations 1992 as amended; or in Scotland, the Town and Country Planning (Control of Advertisement) Regulations
1990.
4f If your board relates to part of a building in multiple occupation, it should indicate the part of the building to which it
relates.
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