Eloise HorsfieldAN estate agent in Velez Malaga has been arrested on charges of embezzlement and falsifying documents.
When tasked with transferring 18,000 euros for a property in Torre del Mar, the 58-year-old allegedly created fake receipts and pocketed the money himself.
In a separate case, he allegedly showed buyers around partially built flats, then duped them into paying 53,000 euros towards completely fictitious properties – using false names and DNI numbers for the supposed vendor.
A dodgy estate agent on the Costa del Sol? Sacré bleu and whatever next.
We supposed to be surprised?
There are top quality agents but they don’t do themselves justice except an few who, unsurprisingly are doing rather well.
So who is this company? How does it help people if their name remains unknown?
Support Fred.
And more; what is this small text, ‘article’ does not seem to be the right word here, supposed to present?
You could make up similar texts randomly.
But then again, why haven’t I thought of this before? Might be one of those…
Give us a break. There are many completely honest estate agents. Yes there are a few bad apples as there are in many professions – they usually don’t last too long. There are bad apples everywhere, amongst clients as well, you will no doubt be unsurprised about that as well
So are you saying that we should deal with an estate agent who has been arrested on fraud charges Mary? How about giving the client a break? It’s their money they are risking.
Support Fred 100% – corruption is rife in Spain and it’s time they woke up to that fact —- and the Spanish Justice System operates with less speed than the proverbial tortoise. Name and Shame – and if the go bust because of that well tough – he had no thought for the victim/s when he committed his crime
Mary: what does one have to do to be a “bad apple” client? Do tell, I’d love to be one of them.
OP is not helping anyone by not naming the company in question.