I want to warn others by sharing experiences with unethical local real estate professionals. Have you encountered similar practices, or do you have examples of honest agents in Hobart?
It is a delicate matter. In my experience, sharing carefully documented accounts can certainly help inform others but one must ensure that the criticism is fact-based rather than opinionated. There is a potential risk of defamation if the statements are not accurate or if they come off as overly aggressive. For those who decide to post, sticking to verified instances of unprofessionalism and providing clear evidence is key in order to be both constructive and legally safe when addressing unethical practices in the local market.
Hey everyone, I’m torn on this too. Public criticism could help others, but is it fair if rough language goes unchecked? How do you think we could balance transparency with defamation risks when exposing truly unethical agents in Hobart?
Curious thought: could engaging directly with regulatory bodies be a less risky alternative to public posts? Has anyone tried mediating disputes this way while ensuring accountability? What are your experiences?
hey, im leaning that if u got solid evidence then it might be worth it, but i feel u should prob consult a lawyer first coz defamation risks are high. be careful out there.
i think, if u have solid proof, posting can help others. but be carefull with words. the thin line between fair critism and defamation is real.