The estate agent was aghast at the homeowner's cancellation note to a prospective buyer.
An estate agent removed a house listing after a homeowner sent an "appalling" message to a prospective buyer. Purplebricks took the property off their account as the seller's note "went against the company's views and values".
The full message from the seller read: "I am no longer taking viewings from the Indian/Asian community who are not serious buyers but just look around properties for sale...as a day out. A spokesperson for the agent said: "The sentiments expressed in this message are completely opposed to Purplebricks' views and values. As soon as we saw this comment, we told the vendor that we wouldn't sell their house and refunded their fee.
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