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26-01-2012, 09:28 AM
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Can a builder use my house to advertise other developments without my permission
Hi, I bought my Barratts home approx 3 years ago now. I have just seen our local paper and they are advertising a new development, about 5 miles away, using my house (the one incidently that we saw when we bought the house) to advertise this development. Underneath the picture it states the address of the new development, which is untrue and also no where on the advert is there an * advising that this is not an actual property. 1st question, can they do this, surely it is misselling/miss-advertising; 2nd question can I complain and request a fee for using my house to advertise new developments. Surely they can't do this without my consent.
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26-01-2012, 03:32 PM
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Re: Can a builder use my house to advertise other developments without my permission
They should definately ask for your consent if they are advertising your house. I would give them a call and see what the situation is, as you may be owed some compensation...
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