MRI Overseas Property - Macanthony MRI have lured us into investing with them, once documents were signed they have ignored us completley, they are currently still trying to get a mortgage set up and just recently sent an email saying that the property manager will be taking care of it now instead of the bank. The lawyers never reply to our many emails, all of which we are asking what is going on? we are at a stump as to what to do Marbella (Malaga) Spain

MRI were found guilty of malpractice on various counts by the NFOPP/NAEA, an organisation of which MRI were members. MRI immediately resigned from the organisation and put in an appeal.

The appeal decided that the original decision was correct.

The full hearing can be read at www.cyprus-news-property-buyers.com.

Part of it reads 'The tribunal were appalled to hear of the Company's misleading business practices, including unfulfilled promises of guaranteed rental returns and misleading descriptions of the facilities that would be available to owners.

The Company accepted deposits for unbuilt and unidentified properties. In some cases a purchase price was not included in the documentation provided to buyers. These problems were compounded by the Company's poor service, including their reluctance to resolve grienances after sales had been agreed.

Despite these omissions, the Company's position is that there is no right of cancellation by buyers, and therefore their deposits have not been returned to them. As a result members of the public have lost considerable sums of money resulting from false and enticing statements made by the Company.'

I personally am in contact with many people that this has happened to, including ourselves. MRI make everything sound wonderful and make out that they make property buying easy and a happy experience. Unfortunately, this is far from the truth, in our experience. It has been a complete nightmare, has left us in a really bad position financially, and I would advise anyone to stay away from MRI.

Two of the prominent staff of MRI, Wendy MacAnthony and Michael Liggan have now opened DCC Properties. As these people were working for MRI when people had their problems, which still haven't been resolved, I would also advise staying well clear of DCC Properties.

MRI were found guilty of malpractice on various counts by the NFOPP/NAEA, an organisation of which MRI were members. MRI immediately resigned from the organisation and put in an appeal.

The appeal decided that the original decision was correct.

The full hearing can be read at www.cyprus-news-property-buyers.com.

Part of it reads 'The tribunal were appalled to hear of the Company's misleading business practices, including unfulfilled promises of guaranteed rental returns and misleading descriptions of the facilities that would be available to owners.

The Company accepted deposits for unbuilt and unidentified properties. In some cases a purchase price was not included in the documentation provided to buyers. These problems were compounded by the Company's poor service, including their reluctance to resolve grienances after sales had been agreed.

Despite these omissions, the Company's position is that there is no right of cancellation by buyers, and therefore their deposits have not been returned to them. As a result members of the public have lost considerable sums of money resulting from false and enticing statements made by the Company.'

I personally am in contact with many people that this has happened to, including ourselves. MRI make everything sound wonderful and make out that they make property buying easy and a happy experience. Unfortunately, this is far from the truth, in our experience. It has been a complete nightmare, has left us in a really bad position financially, and I would advise anyone to stay away from MRI.

Two of the prominent staff of MRI, Wendy MacAnthony and Michael Liggan have now opened DCC Properties. As these people were working for MRI when people had their problems, which still haven't been resolved, I would also advise staying well clear of DCC Properties.

MRI were found guilty of malpractice on various counts by the NFOPP/NAEA, an organisation of which MRI were members. MRI immediately resigned from the organisation and put in an appeal.

The appeal decided that the original decision was correct.

The full hearing can be read at www.cyprus-news-property-buyers.com.

Part of it reads 'The tribunal were appalled to hear of the Company's misleading business practices, including unfulfilled promises of guaranteed rental returns and misleading descriptions of the facilities that would be available to owners.

The Company accepted deposits for unbuilt and unidentified properties. In some cases a purchase price was not included in the documentation provided to buyers. These problems were compounded by the Company's poor service, including their reluctance to resolve grienances after sales had been agreed.

Despite these omissions, the Company's position is that there is no right of cancellation by buyers, and therefore their deposits have not been returned to them. As a result members of the public have lost considerable sums of money resulting from false and enticing statements made by the Company.'

I personally am in contact with many people that this has happened to, including ourselves. MRI make everything sound wonderful and make out that they make property buying easy and a happy experience. Unfortunately, this is far from the truth, in our experience. It has been a complete nightmare, has left us in a really bad position financially, and I would advise anyone to stay away from MRI.

Two of the prominent staff of MRI, Wendy MacAnthony and Michael Liggan have now opened DCC Properties. As these people were working for MRI when people had their problems, which still haven't been resolved, I would also advise staying well clear of DCC Properties.

MRI were found guilty of malpractice on various counts by the NFOPP/NAEA, an organisation of which MRI were members. MRI immediately resigned from the organisation and put in an appeal.

The appeal decided that the original decision was correct.

The full hearing can be read at www.cyprus-news-property-buyers.com.

Part of it reads 'The tribunal were appalled to hear of the Company's misleading business practices, including unfulfilled promises of guaranteed rental returns and misleading descriptions of the facilities that would be available to owners.

The Company accepted deposits for unbuilt and unidentified properties. In some cases a purchase price was not included in the documentation provided to buyers. These problems were compounded by the Company's poor service, including their reluctance to resolve grienances after sales had been agreed.

Despite these omissions, the Company's position is that there is no right of cancellation by buyers, and therefore their deposits have not been returned to them. As a result members of the public have lost considerable sums of money resulting from false and enticing statements made by the Company.'

I personally am in contact with many people that this has happened to, including ourselves. MRI make everything sound wonderful and make out that they make property buying easy and a happy experience. Unfortunately, this is far from the truth, in our experience. It has been a complete nightmare, has left us in a really bad position financially, and I would advise anyone to stay away from MRI.

Two of the prominent staff of MRI, Wendy MacAnthony and Michael Liggan have now opened DCC Properties. As these people were working for MRI when people had their problems, which still haven't been resolved, I would also advise staying well clear of DCC Properties.