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You Might Have The Wrong Realtor If ...
- Thread starter Tyler T
- Start date
Nobody here posted an upside down pic for all their peers and the public to see. You did that. You're funny. What isn't funny is taking a big dump on here and then telling us to eat it.
If you had left it alone or laughed it off you wouldn't be making yourself look bad with every post claiming to be a victim. You might have even earned new clients.
If you think those photos are good then you are in the wrong biz. A half million dollar house deserves better. Even a DR Horton one. Your seller deserves better.
This is not cyber bullying, and you are clueless to call it that. Go read articles about teens who off themselves from real cyber bullying and you will know better. Shame!
I didn’t actually post an upside down picture. The thumbnail was upside down. When I flipped the thumbnail right side up then the photo would flip to upside down. It didn’t spend time on it because I knew the new photos were coming. Have a great day. And again if you have a buyer for this awesome little house on a naturally occurring pond with all kinds of wildlife bring an offer.
One more time sunshine. I am the seller/owner. And the only “client” I have represented in over 10 years is myself. I am a blood banker with a real estate license and a house that is getting showings regardless and of your opinions.
Oh no Bob 1. It is time for all of us to take responsibility and understand cyber bullying. It is meant to cause shame and/or embarrassment to another. Maybe you and I can handle insults that has a purpose of shame and embarrassement but not everyone can. You do not have to be a teenager to feel the pain of cyber bullying. I am not saying anyone here is trying to cause another person pain but I am saying that you need to be aware of how our words effect people differently.
Exactly my point. As adults we should set a better example. It’s not professional to make online posts with the intent to shame or embarrass. Tyler T was not concerned about how the listing would look to his potential buyer or he would have contacted me directly the way three other Realtors did. He is just getting his kicks by being a jerk.
Jenksy
Beach Fanatic
The lounge is not for adults. 
If you agree with mputnal then we know for sure you are in the wrong place. He's always been a wet blanket, fish out of water here trying to put the kids in their place and talk sense in to them. Quite pathological.
Lighten up Karen. Go fishing in your naturally occurring pond with the mosquitos and snakes.
If you agree with mputnal then we know for sure you are in the wrong place. He's always been a wet blanket, fish out of water here trying to put the kids in their place and talk sense in to them. Quite pathological.
Lighten up Karen. Go fishing in your naturally occurring pond with the mosquitos and snakes.
PoppaJ
SoWal Insider
Most of us know it was never posted as a personal attack. The realtor overreacted to a post about their simple mistake in an MLS listing, that’s it.
This thread would have ended if not for the whining and claiming to be a victim.
If you can not laugh at yourself stay out of the lounge.
Most of us know it was never posted as a personal attack. The realtor overreacted to a post about their simple mistake in an MLS listing, that’s it.
Or maybe it would have never started if we did not like to laugh at other people instead of ourself. Take responsibility...