30 Nov 2012 8:13 PM:
many thanks for the update honesty. Justifies everything those on this forum have said about her. I'm sure people will be thankful of the information you provided. much obliged. Fliff.
Community thread: Kim Wood, Clair Pote and Steve Pote still doing what they do best
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29 Aug 2011 3:31 PM:
Well said Nigel188. To andy19861 I dont think anyone is knocking the fact that there may be some benefit coming from the charity work that Kim is doing - so youve missed the point - which is, she is still associated with a corrupt company whose primary remit was to rip people off. I doubt you were one of the people who purchased via OVP and lost thousands. From which many can never ever recover. I have personally spoken to her when we bought and she knew exactly what BS to hand out and we amongst others fell for it. I know one couple put down deposits with them for multiple properties and not one euro was handed over to the developer - what happened to the company, nowhere to be seen, like the hard earned money people entrusted her co with. Why do you think Manchester fraud squad is investigatng them! we paid an extortionate amount for the "mandatory" furnshing package so they would rent it out as our agents. Complete and utter rubbish. I dont hide behind a false internet name and I would tell it to her face, only I'm too bloooody busy working full time because of all this! I connot afford to have bad publicity, Im still trying to get the property rented out. Good luck with your support for rhe charity. I sincerely hope you will not have cause to question its integrity in the future.
Community thread: Kim Wood, Clair Pote and Steve Pote still doing what they do best
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19 Aug 2011 8:50 PM:
quite right Faro. our own experience of buying in spain has left us very sceptical, especially when dealing with any spanish financial institution. You earlier post (at 13.51) summed it up wonderfully. It is all hype and we, in future, will tread very carefully. take care
Forum thread: There is definitely an increase of interest in property here.
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19 Aug 2011 7:42 PM:
just read the thread. Not everyone who has bought in Spain wishes to live in Spain. There seems to be an air of smugness from owners ( ex-pats) who relish boasting about how wonderful it is to live there and can't see what the problem is. I've no doubt it is a lovely place to live full time, indeed my parents reside in Spain. We bought over 7 years ago with a view to having the apartment long term (not for a quick buck). Our intention was to rent out primarily to recover some costs and to use as a holdiay home, with a view to our young children eventually having benefit of it when they grow up. Like others, we bought when the Euro was 1.45 against the Pound. These are now difficult and worrying times for most peoople and no-one could have pre-empted the world's financial situation. Struggling owners ("investors") should be given more credit for hanging in there during this long harduous and turbulent period . I wonder what would happen to the spanish economy if all those hard-pressed threw in the towel and left the banks to sort out the mess.
Forum thread: There is definitely an increase of interest in property here.
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