Countrywide Property Lawyers

Newest Review: ... on the other end of the phone appear to be young, without any conveyancing knowledge and are simply reading updates from the computer. After getting nowhere with the call centre I was told they would need to put my call through to the legal department. I find it mind boggling that I wasn't able to talk to the legal department in the first place! Grr! Upon speaking to the case handler (after advising the call centre that I would stay on the phone until I could speak to the case handler) it soon became apparent that they knew nothing of the case and even if they did they were too busy to deal with it in the next 2 weeks, even though ex... more

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Countrywide Property Lawyers: Avoid!! (418 words)
by - written on 19/07/09 (Very useful, 136 readings)
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Having worked as a conveyancer previously, I have had many dealing with Countrywide Lawyers, who deal with residential conveyancing within England and Wales. CPL are a subsidiary of Countrywide Plc and Countrywide Plc also own estate agents, lettings agents, surveyor and mortgage advisory firms. The first time I called CPL I needed to discuss an issue with a Lease with the case handler. Unortunately, when calling CPL you are initially put through to a call centre where the people on the other end of the phone appear to be young, without any conveyancing knowledge and are simply reading updates from the computer. After getting nowhere ... Read the complete review

Criminals of the legal world (1104 words)
by - written on 15/05/09 (Very useful, 210 readings)
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Countrywide Property Lawyers, the mere mention of their name brings me out in a cold sweat and here's why... I used to own a flat near Southend in Essex, I bought it in my early 20's thinking it would be an ideal place to escape from my parents and give me some longed for freedom and peace and quiet. It turned out to be perfect and I spent 4 very happy years there by myself enjoying my own company. In late 2005 I met my partner, fast forward to Easter 2007 and things had progressed enough to prompt me to want to sell the flat and move in with him. This was before the credit crunch bit and I thought selling the flat would be a doddle even though it ... Read the complete review

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