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notts.pirate

posted on 26th Feb 08 at 18:16

thre is no credit check for a house as said its admin fees, my new place cost me 100quid but then whn i went to sign the contract they stung me for another 100 to 'set up the contract' - theyv got you over a barrel !!


BYRON

posted on 26th Feb 08 at 15:26

quote:
Originally posted by loafofbrett
Well...it's for my brother, but I'll tell him to give it a try. Personally, I can see them pocketing a bit of that money because they're cheeky cunts, so they'd probs say no :|


No doubt. Haggle with the fookers. They dont want to lose a sale.


Brett

posted on 26th Feb 08 at 15:06

Well...it's for my brother, but I'll tell him to give it a try. Personally, I can see them pocketing a bit of that money because they're cheeky cunts, so they'd probs say no :|


BYRON

posted on 26th Feb 08 at 14:57

Forgot to add, once bought, you can view it online and print a copy/s for up to 30 days after.
You could even give the agency your password and login to see it for themselves online.


WATSON

posted on 26th Feb 08 at 14:52

Mine was only around £40 i think :)

Would i hell pay anymore than £50 for a check!


BYRON

posted on 26th Feb 08 at 14:49

inidvidual credit check costs £14.95 through experian.
www.experian.co.uk

I would present the agency with that and save the stupid charge they try to impose.


Brett

posted on 26th Feb 08 at 12:55

So, is that like a "one off"? i.e. If you did 6months in a property with the agent, you could then move to another property without the need for another check?

Also, can you take your credit check to other agents?


AdZ9

posted on 26th Feb 08 at 12:47

I paid £110 when i first rented from an agency


Brett

posted on 26th Feb 08 at 12:32

It seems like that's the general thing with all the agents? I thought it was common? Another place wanted £140 :!

Surely credit checks are cheap?


Tom J

posted on 26th Feb 08 at 12:26

shoudnt cost that much, is it an agent? probably mostly "admin fees" tell them to stick it


Brett

Icon depicting mood of post posted on 26th Feb 08 at 12:08

Why the hell is it £130 for a credit check before you can rent somewhere?! Seems fuckin harsh :|

Is there any way around it? My brother isn't the most 'flush' people and can just about make the £500 deposit and month in advance, as well as buying furniture. Just seems like a needless amount of money to have to pay out.