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Thats a very good news, Lower house prices, more affordable, may lead to higher turnover. Maybe lower earnings for sale value related fees but no problem for fixed fee PURP.

But that is a good thing, they cut down operations in loss making countries. We all know 2019 was a bad year, SP reflects that, It is great buying opportunity. Now they have to make the most in profit making countries, UK, Germany, Canada and SP will rise.
I am no expert, but probably many smaller branch based estate agents will shut down. Paying high street rents to keep branches operating may cost more that any profits they would make in 2020. With them gone, other agents will increase their market share, PURP may also.

Well, they started only recently there so expecting or hoping for upward trajectory.

LOl, doesn't annoy me, just puts me to sleep.
More interested in the next update. Full year results, finances should be getting better after winding down loss making US and Australia. Canada should be improving so hoping for a good news.

kramreklaw, no, for an investor it is always the next year. This year is already priced in, covid slowdown is already priced in. I want to at least double my investment the next year so not interested in the past, the next year outlook is what matters.

"Their competition watches very closely and all it does is give them further ammunition to **** them off"

The competition isn't much better, LOL, see reviews of other estate agents.
PURP wants to increase its markets share so understandably the competition is not happy.

sain@vision you are boring now, complain to Zoopla then, nothing to do with PURP. Zoopla does that to listings of ALL estate agencies. Rightmove does the same. Did it for years. Any updated listing is alway published as Just added.

sain@vision please stop littering this site with your petty putdowns of one incident. Do you go to Amazon investors site to complain about one failed transaction? It doesn't matter.
PURP made a profit in the UK in H12019, we (investors) want to see profit if not in 2020 (covid) then in 2021.

New CFO may lead this company to profitability, as he did with Zoopla, Betfair, Lasminute.com

sain@vision you are probably a traditional estate agent from a competitor agency. You don't sound like an investor this site is designed for.
All Estate agencies have some bad reviews, look at Savills trustpilot site
https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/www.savills.co.uk
51% bad reviews and Savills is one of the renown and most expensive estate agencies.
Stop nitpicking, investors don't pay any attention to petty squabbles.
I am only interested in PURP making profit, the sooner the better.

sain@vision, Estate agent can not chase anyone after SSTC, this is conveyancers job.
In traditional agency estate agent is a middle man, in PURP you can directly communicate with the conveyancer. Direct online account is open where you can track the progress of the sale, in every detail. All documents and solicitors correspondence are uploaded there. You can ask/email conveyancer any question directly on there, ask them to chase buyers solicitor.
PURP has well organised selling/buying process that eliminates two people (agent and conveyancer) doing the same job.
What you see as a fault, I see as clarity and efficiency. It doesn't suit everyone thou the same as online banking doesn't suit everyone. Some will always prefer face to face contact.

sain@vision why you are posting daft citations? If the house is sold (SSTC) then there is nothing an estate agent can do, job done. All is now with conveyancing and they are the people to contact, not PURP estate agent. On what planet that person lives? Didn't notice there was a lockdown?
The request to view is down to the owner of the property , not the estate agent. You request to view online, text is automatically sent to the seller, the seller accepts or declines, you get text with the acceptance or decline.
People that have problems using electronic devices should avoid PURP and use traditional estate agents. Horses for courses.

I would be happy with a takeover. Isn't it a yearly average SP + 35%? That would make at least 65 + 20 so 85p to look forward to.

Lol, I would definitely not invest if they were selling houses for free! That would be a charity not an investment.

"Pay on instruction or up to 10 months after advert is published (same price)" https://www.purplebricks.co.uk/sell-my-house
What is not clear about that? No upfront fees if you chose so.
Most agencies insist on upfront payments for photos, plans, adverts. What agency would advertise a house for free? Why would anyone expect them to do so? Entitled snowflakes?

kramreklaw, what are you talking about? There is a choice to pay upfront or on completion, same fee. All clearly explained on their website.

Tomorrow, May the 13th, estate agencies going back to business. Hope SP will jump for joy.

Modestus, why mentioning chicken**** made you think about Neil?

Therapist put some images in my head that I still can't get rid of...

So the Court decided in PO favour but the deal can't go ahead yet as they have to wait for the result of the appeal?
29th April 2020
ARCM will lodge an appeal with the Inner House of the Court of Session in the coming days against the sanction of the proposed schemes of arrangement
https://arcm-premieroilscheme.com/arcm-confirms-it-will-appeal-premier-oil-schemes-of-arrangement/

Well, it might be that sunlight or higher temperature help to keep Covid19 under control.
Deaths per Million population are:
South Africa 1
Singapore 2
Pakistan 1
India 0.5
Malaysia 3
and compare to:
Belgium 560
Spain 475
UK 267
Sweden 192