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« Frank Howard Allen becomes cool again... | Main | Pacific Union Strikes Back! » November 24, 2009The 'Top Agent Network'
Did you see the ad in Marin Magazine (and most likely other publications in SF and the Peninsula) for the 'Top Agent Network'? Click here to see a PDF of the ad. Now, I'm sure the 'Top Agent Network' is a great (albeit VERY expensive) resource, but was it really necessary for the members of this group to put an ad out that makes non 'Top Agent Network' agents look bad? If an agent doesn't sell over 'X Amount' of real estate a year or aren't to the liking of the 'Top Agent Network' powers that be are they a bad agent? I sure don't think so. I feel sorry for the hard working agents out there who don't meet the 'requirements' of the 'Top Agent Network' or don't want to spend hundreds of dollars every year to be in it who have to explain to their clients why they aren't on the 'Top Agent Network' list. If we are really trying to promote comaraderie in the real estate community, ads like this sure aren't helping. Posted by Jeff Brooks on November 24, 2009 09:24 PM | Permalink TrackBackTrackBack URL for this entry: Comments |
It's sad that they need to put down other Realtors in order to promote themselves.
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