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Seems like jimmy and tam’s buyer scammed them
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Don’t believe anything you watch on this channel. Dummy bidders, a million above reserve, making up stories on ACA to cover their asses, anything for ratings, can’t wait for the real story to come out
Happy Jimmy and Tam got scammed, if that’s actually what happened, couldn’t have happened to less deserving winners
Happy Jimmy and Tam got scammed, if that’s actually what happened, couldn’t have happened to less deserving winners
BlakeyNoFlakey
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Poor Jimmy & Tam, their buyer was trying to scam the show
The house will now be resold now that the contract period is over and no deposit has been paid. This is nothing new in real estate. That woman (who brought the house) has now trashed her name all over Australia. It seems she has a history of scamming money out ppl.
The house will now be resold now that the contract period is over and no deposit has been paid. This is nothing new in real estate. That woman (who brought the house) has now trashed her name all over Australia. It seems she has a history of scamming money out ppl.
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TheGreatBarryB
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Seems like the nutter did it for the ‘look at me’ moment. A con person would never go in front of million plus viewers and there was no way of scamming money. Just a glory hunter whack job. What a farce
Won't exceed the $4m at all IMO.
BlakeyNoFlakey
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The woman who thought she could trick The Block exposed
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Maybe Danny Wallis will buy it now.
I like the spin Channel Nine are putting on this making themselves out to be the ones to catch a con artist and the ones who have uncovered all the lies.
They are only uncovering it now at the point where the money hasn't turned up. I doubt they were ever going to hand over the keys until they see the money.
They are only uncovering it now at the point where the money hasn't turned up. I doubt they were ever going to hand over the keys until they see the money.
Did she pay a deposit?
I thought as part of Auction conditions, at least here in SA, you must pay a deposit on the day. Generally 10%.
You are also bound by the Auction to purchase (with legal recourse if you cant/won't) and no cooling off period.
I have bought a house and sold two under auction. All three deposits transferred that day.
Are the auctions a sham? This sounds a bit like a normal sale fallen through at settlement.
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I thought as part of Auction conditions, at least here in SA, you must pay a deposit on the day. Generally 10%.
You are also bound by the Auction to purchase (with legal recourse if you cant/won't) and no cooling off period.
I have bought a house and sold two under auction. All three deposits transferred that day.
Are the auctions a sham? This sounds a bit like a normal sale fallen through at settlement.
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who would ever hand over the keys without the full amount being paid?
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According to the media articles, she provided false documents to show she had the money prior to the auction. That's why she was allowed to bid on it in the first place. Then she provided false documents that said the deposit had been paid, but they never got any money. Once the settlement period of 90 days was up, still no money. So back on the market. I don't know what this woman was hoping to achieve. She was never going to scam a free house off The Block. She sounds like a nutcase if the media reports are to be believed. Seems like she was just wanting the attention.
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