Hand luggage prob not just terminal 5

Hi everybody, This thread is about the building of the very big flyover bridge at the side of the Torre Alcantara development in Balsicas.

This bridge as been built, but Parador the agents & Taray the builder of the homes, as failed to tell their clients that this bridge was goito be built or even tell them even after the bridge was built.

If buyers are not aware of the eyeonspain web site, to veiw the photo's of this bridge, they wont know about it till they come to Spain to sign the Notary. Mr Graham Martindale Director of the Owners Club of Parador Properties says he nor his company as "NO DUTY OF CARE" concerning this bridge. He tries to state he nor Taray had no knowledge about this bridge before it was being built, he as not even told his clients on this present day the 24th Aug 2007 that it as been built. I can & will prove that Mr Martindale did know all about this bridge being built, as I have made a full report to Paul Owen of the AIPP of London. For those of you that dont know of the AIPP, this is what it is, and what it can do to it's members, Parador is a member of the AIPP. The Association of International Property Professionals has a code of conduct for all of its members which must be adhered to at all times, below is just three of these rules that the AIPP say Parador must adhere too.

1.1. Rule. Members shall adhere to the highest standards of honesty and professional integrity  both in their dealings with the public and in their dealings with each other.

2.2. Rule. Members shall always recommend the use of an independent lawyer for international property transactions.

2.3.Rule. Members shall not require potential buyers to sign binding preliminary purchase contracts without giving them reasonable opportunity to reflect on the contract and to obtain legal advice.

If anybody feels that they have not been treated fairly by Parador or by any agent who is a member of the AIPP, then contact Paul Owen of the AIPP, and stand up for your rights as a buyer in Spain.

Kind regards David.

Hi Davvid,

firstly I am very sorry to hear of your unpleasant experience.

Sadly you are learning one of the lessons of buying in Spain.  I hate to have to be the one to give you a reality check, but you must realise that the big players in Spanish property sales did not get where they are by their caring attitude and commendable aftersales service.  I am particularly amazed that people take these subsidised inspection visits with the big companies and don't think they are walking into the lions' den, so to speak.  There is no such thing as a free lunch.

Yes, there will be those who can speak up for the big companies and say they had no problem with them, but, with the numbers they have dealt with over recent years, it is only logical that they WILL have had some satisfied customers.

Once you are using your property regularly and get to know your neighbours, you wil hear other stories not too dissimilar to your own.

With regard to AIPP, FOPDAC and any other of these self-appointed member organisations, you should understand that they are simply clubs which the various companies join in an attempt to lend themselves credibility, and sadly you have believed the publicity.  A simple check of the names in the list of members for these so-called professional organisations should tell you all you need to know about them.  Membership is open to virtually anyone upon payment of the appropriate fee.

Sadly Davvid, I do not think for even one second that AIPP will listen to you.  It is in their interest not to upset Parador.  If they try to censure Parador, the latter will simply leave and go and join one of the other similar organisations, and AIPP will be one very big member light.

I hope you get over your disappointment Davvid, but I have to tell you now, I think you are flogging a dead horse.