Muve Failures

Curating the honest reviews of the property conveyancing firm Muve.

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@muveproperty Who exactly is recommending you? Everyone I've spoken to has major problems with Muve - from unimaginably long wait times to ill-trained staff, hidden fees, and sales falling through.

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@muveproperty Many of these reviews are fake and provided in exchange for vouchers. Meanwhile, you fight tooth and nail to take down any genuine reviews that criticize you.

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@muveproperty What a joke.

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@muveproperty Oh do you? All your unhappy customers seem to think otherwise.

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@WilkinsonGrant This is wishful thinking. Just check Rightmove and it's clear you're being forced to reduce your prices like everyone else. The market is changing, whether you want to believe it or not. People simply can't get loans for as much money, which reduces their buying power.

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@WilkinsonGrant @ExeterLiving @DevonLiveNews This is a stretch. Your properties are lingering on the market, just like everyone else's. You can try to insist otherwise to win instructions, but no one will move unless you actually sell those properties - which means adjusting your asking prices to reflect the new reality.

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@HenryPryor The Bank of England is being pretty definite in setting its interest rates. It's not rocket science to conclude that these actions will have an impact on the housing market, regardless of whether homeowners and estate agents try to deny it or not.

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@MrGreenHomes The good estate agents feel this way because they're paying attention to the trends and adjusting accordingly.

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@agencytrainer Integrity and professionalism is key right now. A good estate agent can weather any market.

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@russellquirk The crisis has a lot more to do with what the banks are doing with interest rates, and they don't seem close to dropping their rates anytime soon. Buyers simply don't have the same buying power they had six months ago.

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@HAIGHS_ The pound recovered slightly, but is still historically low. Mortgage rates are still high and inflation is still going up.

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@RobertLeechEA Sure, there are still buyers - but you can't deny that their buying power has been decreased by rising interest rates.

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@callumcollins This is a crazy price for St Thomas!

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@NTRUpmi @JessicaMal_ I'm so sorry to hear about what you're going through. Buying a house is stressful enough without your conveyancer ruining it for you.

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@muveproperty Check out my account for some honest reviews of Muve. Spoiler alert: people aren't happy.

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@muveproperty Your unsatisfied customers would prefer if you actually completed their conveyancing rather than pretending to be competent on Twitter, Muve.

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"After 2 months, very little progress had been made and the seller threatened to pull out as they never heard from our conveyancer, Muve." #buyingahouse #housingmarket #muve

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@WMNHomes @WilkinsonGrant £1M for...an apartment. And it's not even in London. 😂

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@knightfrank I think it depends on who you are.

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@PropIndEye Yes, but the new tax rules are the problem, not how landlords are perceived by the public!