Future Property Auctions Avis 

Subject: Update regarding winning bid – Lot [number] – [Item name]

Dear Auction Team,

Thank you for your response. I need to be clear about what happened: you pressured me and forced me to agree and sign documents, and I did not give my true, willing consent to this commitment. I only went along with it because of the pressure you applied, and I am genuinely unable to proceed with the purchase.

I want to resolve this fairly, which is why I am contacting you now.

Please confirm in writing:



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Yours faithfully,
[Your full name]Nabila Nazish
[Your contact number]
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Terrible - selling multiple properties and getting no response from the agents - it’s been 2 months no idea what’s going on.

They have no expertise or thoughts on sales strategies etc - literally just slapped online -

Not impressed

Well thanks to their excellent service, I found my ideal home at an affordable price and in better shape than I thought it would be.

Enquired about several student properties on Jamaica Street, sent multiple emails chasing it up and waited over a week for any type of response, only to be told they couldn't provide the most basic requests for information such as the length of the leasehold. Now just seen it's been discounted again, no wonder. I wouldn't use this company to sell your home as they will lose you money!

Hi second time I have sold through Future Property Auctions and both Scottish sales have gone well. Cameron was excellent. Great communication, speed to market and good final sales price on both properties. I would definitely recommend

Please be very careful before buying land from this company.

The company should be properly verified before making any payment. I saw land advertised at an extremely cheap price, with photos and descriptions that made the area look like it was under development and potentially usable. However, when I went there in person, the reality was completely different.

The photos and information provided were misleading. The land was not as presented, and access to the area was even restricted. There were warning signs on-site saying things like “Are you being scammed?” and advising buyers to speak with the local authority before purchasing. That alone was very concerning.

You should always:

Check directly with the local council/planning authority
Verify what the land can legally be used for
Confirm whether building, storage, parking, or keeping animals is allowed
Visit the land personally before paying anything
Avoid relying only on online photos or sales promises

In my opinion, this type of marketing can easily mislead buyers into thinking the land has future development potential when it may not. Please do your due diligence carefully before investing your money.

Wildly inaccurate site listings for land! Detailed as “potential large development plot” and “suitable for a mansion to be developed”. Turns out, it’s greenbelt land with NO chance of developing anything residential. Planning Dept confirmed.
Two listings for same non-plot, different guide prices! Out of date legal pack!
An absolute shambles!! False info and robotic staff. AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!

TOTAL GROUP OF SCAMMERS SELLING PROPERTIES WITH FAKE LEASES AND INCORRECT DESCRIPTION PLEASE CHECK STREET VIEW BEFORE BIDDING ... WASTED MY HARD-EARNED 100K FOR THESE LIARS
ASK FOR A VIEWING OR GO YOURSELF TO VIEW EVEN OUTSIDE BEFORE PAYING THE DEPOSIT

They don’t even deserve a one star review.

They advertised a property for sale claiming the home report was £125k. I called the office to ask some questions and do some due diligence.

Question 1: is there any category 3 in the home report in terms of structural damage in the property etc. woman on the phone said “wait until I pull up the home report” she said no there’s no categories threes or any structural damage.

Question 2: The home report valuation is £125k is this correct. She replied yes.

Question 3 is there gas mains going into the property. Again, replied yes.

She lied about every single question I asked. I never knew this obviously so placed a bid believing her answers to be true and accurate. I won the bid and pad £13k to reserve. After over a week of emailing and calling up for the home report to be issued they kept putting me off. The home report was eventually sent to me a few weeks later. The home report was dated 5 days after the auction date meaning there wasn’t even a home report in place and you guessed it… structural damage, category threes, home report value of £80k (£45k less what they lied about) and also no gas mains.

Their legal team have been ignoring my solicitor and refusing contact. My solicitor done digging and found them to have broken three separate laws and threatened litigation and demanded my money be returned. Again, no response. This sham of a company lies, cheats and steals. They take deposits, refuse to refund and hide behind “legal loopholes” the owner of this company is a multi, multi millionaire through scamming people.

I literally paid them £13k I had been saving up for a few years to invest in property, they broke me financially and mentally. I cannot speak enough about how this company is a vile, disgusting cash cow for scamming people.

Avoid at all costs. They lie, cheat, steal and fraudulently doctor home-reports.

Rude, arrogant and overpriced commission with no customer service

Excellent with prompt communications.
Would highly recommend for any future purchases.

Drove for 14 hours to view a property that ‘ could do with some insulation in the flat roof’ but in livable condition. It needs a new roof, new drainage and animals removed from the cavity. Place has been listed, sold, relisted multiple times. Don’t believe anything this company tells you

I made a winning bid on a flat in Port Glasgow. Never should have made a bid on it as there was no legal pack or home report. Luckily i didn't sent any deposit over and i asked for the legal pack before i was going to give them any money. After an exchange of about 20 e-mails in wick they've sent me a tenancy agreement for a different property and a title sheet for a third property and many e-mail threatening me with legal action if i don't pay the deposit i finally got the legal pack for the property that i apparently won. There was an application on the deed for the day before the auction to transfer the property from RBS over to Bromley Capital Ltd. Smells like a scam to me. They would have probably taken my deposit and never give it back. If they even had any intent to sell me the property that application would have taken months. Don't sent this people any money before checking with a solicitor.

I would not recommend to anyone
Apparently won the bid and they asked for payment
Then the sale plot was advertised on their next auction
Beware scam fraud

Buyers beware!!! Getting away with with peoples hard earn savings selling lands with restrictions - No legal pack provided they don't respond to messages and just ignored calls Sold land with restrictions and refused to provide legal pack disclosing potential information. Why are they even allowed to operate? Scammers

Wouldn't even merit them with 1 star. Registered for property auction. Asked for legal pack on multiple occasions. Never received. Looks like auction went ahead with no legal pack OR they neglected to provide certain individuals in preference of some. Who knows. Also no photos of certain rooms provided - something to hide? Also neglected to post picture of scaffolding with tarpaulin over the dormer. Accidentally on purpose? Multiple queries sent, none answered. I'd say a very poor company to deal with.

We were really interested in purchasing a property but have contacted future property auctions on 5 separate occasions over the last 10 days and have been ignored. Seems that this company are deliberately withholding information on the condition of this property as there are hardly any photos and they will not reply to emails requesting further information. Terrible customer service and a shame for the sellers who could’ve had a chance at selling their property.

Avoid this company at all costs. They have attempted to sell three pockets of Zoned Amenity land on my estate. Each time the buyer has pulled out losing thousands in deposits. Its a SCAM. Meanwhile the pockets of land including one designated as a play area have not been maintained. The grass is two feet deep. This is Zoned Amenity land. It cannot be fenced, built on, parked on, camped on, anything on. It is part of the 10% of the estate reserved by order and the council have confirmed all planning permission will be refused.
DO NOT PUT A DEPOSIT DOWN UNTIL YOUR SOLICITOR HAS REVIEWED THE LEGAL PACK.

Be aware that if the land is described as "Amenity" you will NOT get planning consent for anything on the land. You won't be even able to fence it off or do any activity on it. If it has grass you will need to cut it every month during the summer.

I know it's down to the buyer to do checks on the land and other things to do with restrictions. But the land I bought wasn't ready to be sold... I'm more then a year down the line after paying all monies to all parties and still no closer to owning the land due to the seller not pulling their weight. If you buy using this company prepare to have none of the power once you have transferred your money across....