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1. forums.redflagdeals.com › dealfind-dishonest-noDealfind is DISHONEST --- no customer service - RedFlagDeals.com

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   May 26, 2012 · Call dealfind and dealfind said the voucher already passed one year so no refund. Dealfind collect our money but did not pay the merchandise and also does not refund to customer. Why do they set the voucher without expiry date but will not refund after one year? It is a scam.

2. www.reddit.com › r › PersonalFinanceCanadaRealtor fees and selling a house in Toronto : r ... - Reddit

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   They charge $4000 for the MLS listing and agents services. They also broker the buyers agents fees, they say usually in the 1.5-2.5% range. This is a significant saving down from $85,000 in realtors fees.

3. www.reddit.com › r › TorontoRealEstateOffering less commission to buying agents, still a bad idea ...

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   Trying to save on the buying agent side is like bending over to pick up a random $5 bill off the ground only to hurt your back and pay the chiropractor thousands of dollars to fix it. 14 votes, 25 comments. Considering offering less commission on the sale of my place, or maybe even a flat fee.

4. financialpost.com › news › retail-marketingDealFind, TeamBuy customers fuming over worthless coupons ...

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   Sep 22, 2014 · Deal-lovers who bought everything from tooth whitening treatments to digital cameras on DealFind.com and TeamBuy.ca are angry about getting burned along with some merchants after the cut-rate online coupon sites’ insolvency filing in Canada.

5. www.reddit.com › r › TorontoRealEstateBuyer Agents. Incentivized to push prices higher? : r ...

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   Real-estate agents offer a service, they should be paid a flat fee for their service. They shouldn't be treated like dealers; their salary shouldn't encourage them to manipulate numbers. Their salary should compensate them for the amount of work they do.

6. condos.ca › blog › postsUsing a Real Estate Agent for Rentals in Toronto: Pros and ...

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   Feb 22, 2022 · We talked to Adam Hoffman, Sales Representative, about all the benefits of working with an agent to find a great rental in TO. It’s completely free. Yep, you read that right. As a tenant, you don’t pay a cent for an agent’s services. The landlord is the one who pays the agent’s commission.

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   How much does a real estate agent cost in GTA?

   • Currently in GTA you list for less than 5% an have a full representation, and if you are buying you can also find an agent offering cash back from the commission on the new house with full services. You have options. Negotiate a better rate you should be able to find a selling agent for 1% and the other 2.5% for buying agent.

   Realtor fees and selling a house in Toronto : r ... - Reddit

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   Are deal-lovers angry about Canada's insolvency filing?

   • Deal-lovers who bought everything from tooth whitening treatments to digital cameras on DealFind.com and TeamBuy.ca are angry about getting burned along with some merchants after the cut-rate online coupon sites’ insolvency filing in Canada.

   DealFind, TeamBuy customers fuming over worthless coupons after sites

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   Do real estate agents pay 5%?

   • Absolutely do not pay 5%. Do 5% on the first $100,000, and then 3% on the remainder. That still gives 5 figures to both the buying and selling agent. In this market, that’s plenty for a couple weeks work. The majority of Realtors will agree to this commission structure. I mean, nobody pays 5% anymore. Sure they do.

   Realtor fees and selling a house in Toronto : r ... - Reddit

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   Do landlords pay a cent for agent services?

   • As a tenant, you don’t pay a cent for an agent’s services. The landlord is the one who pays the agent’s commission. So why not take advantage of their expertise and connections when it doesn’t cost you anything? They’ll get you first dibs on great places. Ever spot a brand new listing and call to find it’s already gone?

   Should I use a real estate agent to find a rental in Toronto? - Condos.ca

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8. www.toronto.com › news › here-s-how-to-avoid-realHere’s how to avoid real estate and rental fraud - Toronto.com

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   Jan 30, 2023 · Real estate fraud has been around for a long time, but a recently reported case brings to light a new issue — having one’s home sold without their knowledge or consent. According to the Toronto Police Service (TPS), in January 2022, when Toronto homeowners were out of the country, two people impersonated them and sold their property.