I don't mind being marketed to; but the tone of these marketing letters just sounds off to me. I'm sure "Jess and Greg" probably exist, but it feels a bit icky.

Anyone actually responded to one of these letters? What was the outcome?

Posted by thegrayscales

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  1. Jess and Greg are beside themselves as they are having so much difficulty finding their eighth investment property in your area.

  2. Infinite_Pudding5058 on

    No. I’d say not. I get letters like this all the time. I think it’s bullshit.

  3. It’s an old template and a pack of lies – if anything, it’s useful for alerting you to the particularly appalling ethics-free practices of that particular estate agent, so you can avoid them like the plague and warn anyone you know who is selling.

  4. I’d be willing to sell to Jess and Greg privately so you get none of my fucking money

  5. I would not trust anything with an RE letterhead. I tried leaflet dropping when I was looking for a place a few years ago and had no success, don’t blame people for binning it haha but was a bit desperate. Friend had success but we are talking like 15 years ago, a different world now!

  6. When we finished our house reno within about 2 weeks of moving in I got called, by name, by some buyers agent for someone wanting to buy my place. They asked if there’s a price that would get us to sell it. I said well I mean there’s always a price isn’t there? Like if someone offered me $10million I wouldn’t turn them down. I didn’t hear back.

  7. I received the same letter but Paul and Kerri are interested in my place so they must be real…

    I actually bought through this agency and had a genuinely good experience, but it did annoy me to get this last week.

  8. GlitteringOwl4859 on

    If jess and greg wanted to buy your house I’m not sure why they are involving clark real estate and not a buyers agent/approach you directly. It makes no sense, deffs fishing for potential sales and commission.

  9. activelyresting on

    No.

    But by a total random coincidence, I have a cousin called Jess and she married a guy named Greg. She’s an utter slag though, don’t sell to them (tbh I think they’re divorced now but I don’t speak to that side of the family)

  10. No_Relative8532 on

    You should report these sharks to the ACCC or fair trading. Real estates falsely advertising under he guise of selling to desperate people wanting your house. This can be classed as harassment via false information. Don’t let them get away with this! Adverts like these, is how they talk our older family members into selling for next to nothing so that they can profit.

  11. TraditionalRound9930 on

    Look, if they want my house so badly they can knock on the door and talk to me directly. They’ll get a better deal than if they go through an agent like this, I bet.

  12. Ask to sell with this agent. Have agent prepare contract. When not Jess and Greg listed as buyer be really sentimental and refuse to sign contract.

    Actually that’s way too evil to an actual poor buyer who genuinely thought they had the house. Screw these agents though.

  13. CaptainExplosions on

    If I actually owned property at this juncture, I’d be writing back to say:

    “Dear Clark Real Estate,

    Kindly inform Jess and Greg that the only time I will *consider* selling my property at this juncture is when I am six feet under and stone-cold dead. And even in that instance, I will be leaving my home to someone who is *not* Jess and Greg.

    Fuck off and never contact me again,

    The owner.”