Avoid...unless that is you are happy to hand your money to a convicted criminal. Read on. This company operate a high pressure sales technique, which is nothing more than a scam, beware! These sharks who boast of operating out of Dubai (1st Red Flag!) will promise you a spectacular business opportunity, which will have been sold to you at an inflated cost, ultimately a purchase of Negative equity. Once they have convinced you to commit, made a deposit they will pressure you to deposit more of your money with the threat that your money is lost and forfeited , Leeds Great George Street is a perfect example! These rogue traders held off with valuations, until after completion, at the 11th hour whereby a number of independent industry surveys indicated that these property's had been marketed at a vastly inflated price, ie 30%! In there own words 'an exceptional project'! Ultimately i was advised by the very Conveyancing team they appointed not to deal with them, as their behaviour was utterly unprofessional and immoral. This is an outrageous case, which has been repeated at Leeds. The issue is now in the hands of my legal representatives, needless to say i expect a full refund. UPDATE Jan'25 - another shocking insult from these cowboys, i'm now dealing with utility bills set up for a property i have no connection with, and sold on by the developer Priestley / Aspen Woolf ! Hang your heads in shame Nathan Priestley, Matthew Riddington.So Mathew Riddlington, 'MD@Aspen Woolf', Nathan Priestley - seems you forgot to mention the criminal past of persons and developers you are happy to engage with, and sell on to the unsuspecting public.The following is a matter of public record:The Government department made a prohibition order against Nathan Priestley, under section three of the Estate Agents Act 1979.Priestley was the sole director of Priestley and Co Ltd, based in Southbrook Terrace, Great Horton. He was convicted of conspiracy to conceal and/or convert criminal property.Nathan Priestley background...a matter of public record, 'Following his conviction, the OFT carried out its own investigation under the Estate Agents Act 1979 and determined that Mr Priestley was unfit to carry on estate agency work. Mike Coates, assistant director in the OFT’s goods and consumer group, said: “This was a serious offence and a reminder to all estate agents that by committing acts of fraud or other dishonesty they are likely to face a ban from the profession.”Avoid.Let me know how you plan to rectify this.The actions of Aspen Woolf and their partner Priestley Homes have been reported to the Financial Conduct Authority.
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