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7 Comments on Broker in Charge is she Ethical or Unethical
Gerri - I'm guessing that since the listings "belong" to the broker, the MLS feed shows your old company as the listing company. Realtor.com gets their property listings directly from the MLS, so any leads generated would go to the listing company.
My guess anyway
Contact the broker directly and tell them you want to makea good faith effort to work it out even though others have advised you to file.
Gerri,
The problem with outside companies be it Realtor . com or any other site where you advertise properties for sale is that there focus is on sign ups.
The listing data as explained in most TOS agreements is sole responsibility of the agent. Yet even then trying to update the original data can be a challenge.
In regards to other agents and or brokers who may have wronged you. Don't let it get under your skin. Save your battles for truly strong cases where you and or your clients have been truly damaged. Let Karma take care of the rest.
Gerri, I agree...you go to that broker and allow him/her to make restitution. All you need to do is reference what the board had advised you to do. If you get the brick wall, then go for the throat.
Thanks for all your quick responses. I have peace about it. I know what I would have done if it were me. The decisions I make I have to live with. Integrity is what I value most in a person. Just a quick note. Your board feeds automatically to realtor.com my thought was that when I changed my contact information with the board that it would automatically change on realtor.com My mistake it does not.
First I would track and see how this happened. I know that sometimes you don't even know where the leads are coming from if online. Just giving the broker the benefit of the doubt - if it came online to a specific -email - sometimes it doesn't identify how the lead got there just a lead -if the broker knew it was your efforts - then you have a case. Good luck. They could plead ignorance.
Unethical and downright dishonest behavior is a hot topic for me right now. It's incredible and appalling how some agents that are clueless when it comes to Short Sales boast of hundreds of transactions and high closing ratios - neither metric being supported by the MLS, apparently in the hopes of leading unsuspecting homeowners to financial disaster.