I have been with Campaign Agent for few years now and experienced that they are great. So far with 3 purchases 2 sales they helped a lot to allow enough time to pay off arrears if not paid during prop... See more
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Reply from CampaignAgent - Pay Now, Pay Later Real Estate

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Rob was very professional and respectful taking photos within our house.
The agent should have told me there would be a substantial fee for using your service - in fact, the agent did not indicate that you were a separate entity. I was under the impression the agency was covering marketing expenses until the campaign had concluded. Technically, I suppose, they can't be held responsible for disclosing the fees of a third party - and, similarly, you can't know you will have a client before you have that client. But there was no way for *me* to know that I would be asked to pay hundreds of additional dollars until I had signed a contract with the agent, and the furniture stylist and photographer had already worked on my house. This gave me no option but to move forward and sign up for your service. That's entrapment. Your fees are steep, presumably due to the risk profile of these loans - but I could have avoided all of this with adequate and timely disclosure. I could have made arrangements with my own bank. I suppose the argument is that the agent will make it all back for me in the sale price of the home. Let's hope so!
easy to do online. option to delay cost until after property sale. great photos, amazing views of house n property for sale promotion

Reply from CampaignAgent - Pay Now, Pay Later Real Estate
Be informed it's been 2 weeks and it's not online yet so if it's not on line tomorrow I will pull it off the market and go else were bad move with barry plant.

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Easy once I mastered the technology
I’ll be better prepared next year because ill save the info in more organised files s

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Reply from CampaignAgent - Pay Now, Pay Later Real Estate
Such excellent and service that everything happened in one week that was just such an incredible experience and service kudos everyone!!!

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