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I disagree. I think that if you have listings with two flats side by side for £1700pcm and one of them has a review with photos showing mold and cramp and the o
by adaml_623 11y ago
I disagree. I think that if you have listings with two flats side by side for £1700pcm and one of them has a review with photos showing mold and cramp and the other has a review saying it was OK then you will start to force a price differential and eventually will force landlords and agents to stop being so crap.
Personally I'm hoping these guys launch their solution and fix the issues in the next few weeks (lol) as I'm about to dive back into that particular abyss (no lol).
- crdoconnor 11y agoThe one with reviews for mold and other horrible stuff will probably just deactivate their account and create a new one without the bad reviews or photos. If your site doesn't let them do this then they'll just list on a different site.
- notahacker 11y agoThe reality of London is that even the property with mould and crap won't be on the market for long enough for somebody to bother reviewing it if it's in a popular area. Unlike other reviewed products, properties are exclusive and don't regularly appear on the market, and there are very strong incentives for people that want to bid the price up or down to lie.