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Managing Agents – Tony Campbell
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….based on the assistance I have received from all of your staff over the years, the quality and customer care….
Dear Romesh,I would like to express my most sincere thanks for the assistance and guidance received from yourselves – Managing Agents – during the recent works to the bathroom drainage at the property. What started out as a simple leak turned out to be a substantial amount of work and David, Alex, Helga and Deniz, greatly assisted me with matters, and also finishing the work. When making the choice of a Managing Agents, price normally is the driving criteria, but based on the assistance I have received from all of your staff over the years, the quality and customer care of the service is probably a more important factor that should be borne in mind. Once again my thanks. Regards
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Veronica Landlord Testimonial
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Thanks for looking after my place.
Hi Girls, just wanted to say thanks for everything. Haven’t been in touch recently. But thanks for looking after my place, Regards,
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