… after writing on ActiveRain that another Realtor was linked to the Russian mob.
*note: I added the word “probation” into the title to be more clear!
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He should have spent more time prospecting and he wouldn’t have gotten in trouble.
No doubt… still shocking to hear someone got 18 months for something they said in ActiveRain!
It looks like his sentence was 18 months PROBATION. Not jail time. He only goes to jail if he violates his probation.
Good call Russell. I honestly don’t know how I missed that when I wrote the post… so I just adjusted the title.
Prior to the settlement with NAR and the DOJ I once wrote an entire lengthy post about the DOJ based on me having completely misunderstood MY main point. I only realized what I had not understood once it had been posted. It was then I could start the rewrite process.
You know, this might sound a little naive but there’s this quote that I like and try to live by:
“I will speak ill of no one. And I will speak all the good of everyone I know.”
I’m speechless….
He is probably very lucky…I wonder if the other party will sue for damages? In either case how stupid can people be????
I can only say “woohoo”…finally someone made to adhere to the code of ethics…by a court…of course not by the N.A.R. You don’t talk about other real estate agents, it’s unprofessional. I don’t go to work to watch a soap operas do you? Also placing it in such a public location is obscene. The thing I don’t get, and have been struggling with in this business is that it seems to attract a lot of people with skewed moral compasses…when you mess with another agents reputation it inhibits their ability to provide for themselves, to feed their families and it infuriates me every time I see it or hear it.
Just like email, never EVER write anything when you are ticked off at someone! Unless of course, you are good at hitting that delete button…LOL
Great comments all around. If we kept attacks out of the professional real estate space, we’d all be best off!
What a weird situation. I Googled the victim and found this still online on a different website: http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/329/RipOff0329839.htm
Very interesting, my dad always said if you can’t find anything good to say don’t say anything at all…..
I have been in the business for several years and I find it’s better to focus on things that promote my business.
Robert
http://www.atexinspects.com
Wow, Marlow… I love your ability to find the juicy stuff!
Be careful there is no fall out from Marlows link. I enjoyed reading it of course, we all like the juicey gossip, but even if you take slurs with a pinch of salt, its always there in the back of your mind. Best to always smile and nod.
It is a shame to see such comments made by any Realtor. “Draft” mode is always a good feature to allow time to cool off. At one point or another we all get angry, but a professional knows when to show it and when not to.
George