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Old 05-08-2008, 18:30   #1
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London Flat Share advice

I've got a friend who is moving from the US to London and looking for a flat share. It's never something I've come across but:

1 - If he sorts out a suitable place from one of the plethora of sites on the internet, would a prospective landlord want a deposit before he arrives in this country?

2 - If so - how could he pay the deposit or at least show willing?

3- Presumably a letting agency would be better. Does anyone have any idea of agencies that do room lets and provide the guarantees?

He did get an offer of what appeared to be a remarkably cheap room, but the suspicions were aroused when the so-called landlord wanted Wester Union Money transfer albeit in his name - a scam I believe.

Any help from anyone would be appreciated.
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Yeah, Don't Use Western Union Money transfer
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