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I have submitted a few properties and I…
I have submitted a few properties and I have had a great experience some of the properties are eligible. It helps the everyone by getting more houses on the market and you earn some money aswell
You Spot Property is reducing the number of empty properties.
I was delighted to come across You Spot Property as i've been sorry to see an empty house locally. I've just received a voucher for £20 as a thank-you. Some houses being abandoned is a real shame. You Spot Property is making a difference by helping these become available.
So far so very good
So far so very good. I have received my voucher as stated. Hopefully the property will sell and I'll receive a reward. No issues raised, they seem genuine.
The story of £1620 and a rat.
The story of £1620 and a rat.
I discovered an empty house on a cul de sac in a lovely area of Derby. I snapped a quick photograph and sent it in to You Spot Property. After a couple of days I received a £20 Amazon voucher and then just a few months later I was contacted by You Spot Property who told me that they had purchased the house and I was entitled to my 1% finders fee.
When I visited the property to receive my cheque for £1620.00 I was given the opportunity to look around the property. Before we could even open the side door to the property a rat ran from some rubbish that had built up by the house. Imagine having to live next to this so let’s turn properties like this into homes again.
These days you assume offers like this…
These days you assume offers like this are too good to be genuine. However this offer is exactly as stated. So simple to activate and you receive your gift card within a couple of weeks.
Brilliant!!
when I saw the advert I…
when I saw the advert I thought,excellent,I know a house near me thats been empty for some time!!Immediatly sent in the address but to my dismay it was not in a postcode area that was valid.But to give the company credit it generously decided to send me a £20 M and S voucher...well done.
Saw a TV advert asking viewers to…
Saw a TV advert asking viewers to report empty or derelict properties. Sent them details of a neighbouring house which has been empty for 10+ years. Thought no more of it but received an email to say that the property fitted their criteria and I had won a voucher, which duly arrived a couple of weeks later. Looking to see if they purchase the property but the odds are against, still you never know. Simples!
£20 voucher what's not to like!!
Received my £20 voucher I'd totally forgotten I'd submitted a property. Will continue to look for more.
You Spot Property, you get money
I became aware of You Spot Property a couple of years ago when they were mentioned on TV. Luckly I kept a link to their wesite. A few weeks ago I came across an empty property and remembered that the company offered incentives for posting the property to them via there website. A little skeptic I sent them the property and true to their word they sent me an Amazon voucher. Sure you’re not going to make a fortune but for the simple act of sending them a property you get a couple of quid.
Great! Quick response, £20 voucher received
Previously tried to submit the empty property next-door to an alternative website (Empty Property Hunters), who took more than 5 months to respond with an email saying it didn't meet their criteria, but with no further explanation (as far as I could see, it fitted). Tried You Spot Property as we'd really like someone to try and get things moving with getting the house occupied, and they replied quickly to say it met their criteria and that a £20 voucher would be with me by the end of the following month. The voucher arrived early in the following month. Whether or not they are able to get things moving with the property itself, so far I'm impressed, and relieved that at least someone's taking an interest in sorting the property.
Submitted an empty property i…
Submitted an empty property i saw.recieved a thank you email imediately.a couple of weeks later i recieved another email saying the property i had spotted fitted the criteria and i would recieve my £20 voucher the following month,which i did.fingers crossed they buy the property.
Does What It Says in The Advertising.
Was sceptical at first but despite that notified them of an empty property. Not long after I received an email to confirm that the property met their criteria. Some while later I received another email to tell me they had awarded me a £20 Amazon voucher. I followed the instructions and £20 has been added to my Amazon account balance. What's not to like. Brilliant. 😃
A straight forward process
A straight forward process.
I found it really easy to report an empty property and the company came back to me straight away and I received my 20 pound gift voucher as promised. I would recommend this company as trustworthy.
Got a voucher in place
Got a voucher in place, very pleased with all but one aspect of this company: time taken to respond with a yes or no in the first place. Still, I think I will keep them as my 1st choice of property spotted company 😃.
Highly recommended
Highly recommended! This is such a worthwhile initiative to help tackle the ongoing housing crisis here in the UK. On top of doing some good, the process is incredibly easy to use. I was delighted to receive a £20 M&S voucher as a thank you! Fingers crossed they make a purchase!!
Bring this company tot he top!!
Bring this company tot he top!!! Received 20£ amazon voucher today and potentially 1% on sale will be amazon ty guys
YouSpotProperty do what they say they do
YouSpotProperty do what they say they do, you refer them a property. Delighted to be able to help identify, buy and bring properties back to life
Great way to get empty properties back…
Great way to get empty properties back into life. Easy to submit and can potentially earn you some money or gift voucher.
I've had quite a few M&S vouchers from…
I've had quite a few M&S vouchers from finding empty properties, absolutely brilliant, easy form to complete too, I'll keep a look out for some more.
This is such a worthwhile thing to do
This is such a worthwhile thing to do, to help the housing crisis we have in the UK. I find it easy to do and received an Amazon voucher for £20.
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