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I have to say that all agents that I have dealt with in Germany (German ones that is) have been very good and no bulltulip. Recently some have asked about references (mainly those agencies who are branch offices of UK ones) and I have said I cannot give them and that was no problem for them either. In fact one said he needed them once the contract had been sorted and then promptly forgot about it. I would then say that around 80% of agents who contact me from the UK either by phone or e-mail remind me of Arthur Daley.
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In my experience the oiliest of oily agents are the once that seem "normal" and "professional".
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I can spot 4!Originally posted by Drewster View PostAnd whats wrong with that?
Agents are human you know, with normal human urges....
Who wouldn't be keen to get into Sallys knickers?
Upon re-reading this post I feel obliged to admit there is (at least) one obvious flaw in my argument!!
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I'm not even entertaining highlighting the potential other oneOriginally posted by Drewster View PostAnd whats wrong with that?
Agents are human you know, with normal human urges....
Who wouldn't be keen to get into Sallys knickers?
Upon re-reading this post I feel obliged to admit there is (at least) one obvious flaw in my argument!!
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