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Replies (4)
- Cindy Quinton, "Cindy Quinton"
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He was probably just to lazy to remove it from all of his automatic feeds....seems like realtors do this a lot. So houses are removed from the market (sold or just removed) and the unprofessional ones don't check to make sure EVERYTHING was taken care of. I'll flag your post, so a Zillow employee can help.
- wetdawgs
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I agree with quinton.cindy, probably just lazy and he forgot to remove it from the data feeds that go to Zillow. If you go to the bottom of the home details page, you can find the listing website in blue. Contact the agent and ask him to remove it from the listing website (don't even mention Zillow). Without removing from the listing website, it will just keep popping up everywhere. (Have you googled your address recently?)
- wetdawgs
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The issue isn't about the agent not following up with Zillow - the issue is whether or not their feed is active. Some agents appear to make their feeds temporarily inactive, and then after a month or three it reactivates automatically. Consider it like a radio station sending out signals. My radio will pick up the signals as long as the station broadcast, but the radio is simply receiving and not the source. Similarly, Zillow will pick up the feed as long as it is broadcast.
If I were in your shoes, I would google my address first thing because it is very rare that a feed goes to Zillow only. Hence, it is critical that the feed be cut off at the source (totally deleted) rather than made inactive.
Zillow can block feeds, but it doesn't inactivate the feed source. The feed will still send out the info to all and sundry.
If I were in your shoes, I would google my address first thing because it is very rare that a feed goes to Zillow only. Hence, it is critical that the feed be cut off at the source (totally deleted) rather than made inactive.
Zillow can block feeds, but it doesn't inactivate the feed source. The feed will still send out the info to all and sundry.
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