Barges through door, threatens to "knock off" the head of student

UglyBolloxFace

Here's an audio video from Belfast, where an employee of an estate agent barges through the door of an apartment and threatens a couple of students.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZiGX144PLw

The cheeky ****.

forfuxsake

UglyBolloxFace wrote: »

Here's an audio video from Belfast, where an employee of an estate agent barges through the door of an apartment and threatens a couple of students.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZiGX144PLw

The cheeky ****.

thanks been looking for that:D

AnonoBoy

A letting agent who's a d*ck?

In other news, water falling from the sky is called rain.

forfuxsake

AnonoBoy wrote: »

A letting agent who's a d*ck?

In other news, water falling from the sky is called rain.

We've all met them but it's cool that he got caught out. Currently suspended and will probably get fired. Things like this may make other respect the law.

WolfgangWeisen

Perhaps they should have paid the charges they agreed to pay when they took on the property and indeed most likely signed an agreement saying they would pay?

If they broke the agreement, why should th letting agent be held to it?

Sounds like the kind of thing where some cheeky know it alls provoke someone, get the response they tried to provoke and then play innocent.

token101

This sounds like a bit of a stitch up. He's totally out of order, but he also sounds like he's wound up for a reason. It sounds like they were acting up and he's pissed off. I'd say there's a fair bit more to this story than what's presented here.

Fr_Dougal

That's it, I am never dealing with Property People Belfast again.

Meirleach

WolfgangWeisen wrote: »

Perhaps they should have paid the charges they agreed to pay when they took on the property and indeed most likely signed an agreement saying they would pay?

If they broke the agreement, why should th letting agent be held to it?

Sounds like the kind of thing where some cheeky know it alls provoke someone, get the response they tried to provoke and then play innocent.

Could you expand upon this? I didn't hear anything about unpaid charges, did I miss something in the video? Thanks.

Also the 24hour advanced notice, is not part of any agreement(and any agreement signed that changes this to the landlord being allowed to enter without permission or notice carries very little legal weight), it's a part of UK Common law.

This is of course an oversimplification, but I'm sure you can look into it more thoroughly yourself if you're interested.

jack presley

"The only way he could of entered...."

Good to see the education system up the north is doing a good job

Ghandee

Recorded at 13.47.


All hands still in bed.


Ah, to be a student again.

forfuxsake

WolfgangWeisen wrote: »

Perhaps they should have paid the charges they agreed to pay when they took on the property and indeed most likely signed an agreement saying they would pay?

If they broke the agreement, why should th letting agent be held to it?

Sounds like the kind of thing where some cheeky know it alls provoke someone, get the response they tried to provoke and then play innocent.

He provoked him by staying in bed.:eek::eek::eek::eek: No prizes for guessing where you stand on the Zimmerman and Kelly Thomas cases.

forfuxsake

Ghandee wrote: »

Recorded at 13.47.


All hands still in bed.


Ah, to be a student again.

In bed so early. I wouldn't have thunk about going to bed til after 1500.