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Google: estate agents are criminals 1

Posted on March 23, 2010 by Malcolm Coles

Google's planning an online property portal. For now, it seems to be attempting to soften up the market by suggesting estate agents belong inside ...

Search for estate agents in Islington ... get Holloway Prison

Search for estate agents in Islington ... get Holloway Prison

Hat tip to David Burgess.

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One Response to “Google: estate agents are criminals”

James says:

March 26, 2010 at 12:26 pm

cheeky

Enjoyed your Delia online reviews Malcolm, surprised you haven't mentioned how her identity has been hijacked on twitter and has more followers than her official (and unfindable) deliaonline profile

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