@alexmadden.bsky.social
They will use sales data, you can buy this stuff from vendors who specialise in it - it’s based upon sq/m, recent sales, no of bedrooms, condition and type.
Waving a letter from foxtons at them isn’t going to help.
Filling it with tonnes of rubbish and knocking holes in the roof probably would
Waving a letter from foxtons at them isn’t going to help.
Filling it with tonnes of rubbish and knocking holes in the roof probably would
I predict some estates agents are going to be very busy in April 2026 providing valuations mysteriously at £1.85million and the owners decide against selling but then wave the valuation at the VOA.
November 27, 2025 at 8:15 AM
They will use sales data, you can buy this stuff from vendors who specialise in it - it’s based upon sq/m, recent sales, no of bedrooms, condition and type.
Waving a letter from foxtons at them isn’t going to help.
Filling it with tonnes of rubbish and knocking holes in the roof probably would
Waving a letter from foxtons at them isn’t going to help.
Filling it with tonnes of rubbish and knocking holes in the roof probably would
This made me subscribe. Thanks Jim
Don’t think it’s a proper solution, it’s taking me 80 hour work weeks and a fair wind and no proper holidays and years of institutional knowledge to make something semi-sustainable based on reporting. Zero complaints from me I love it. But yeah. (Longer: futureproofnews.substack.com/p/the-journa...)
August 8, 2025 at 10:17 PM
This made me subscribe. Thanks Jim
@patrick.risky.biz great interview with the trail of bits guy, I think the summary is that they were doing the bitcoin equivalent of running all their commands as root - and that segregation of duties would have saved them ?
April 3, 2025 at 6:41 AM
@patrick.risky.biz great interview with the trail of bits guy, I think the summary is that they were doing the bitcoin equivalent of running all their commands as root - and that segregation of duties would have saved them ?
Each network is completely different, so you can both be 100% correct.
On some networks eg EE, the more expensive EE tariffs are prioritised over the cheaper ones - they call it “priority access”
On some networks eg EE, the more expensive EE tariffs are prioritised over the cheaper ones - they call it “priority access”
Disagree. What network are you with? I am on Talkmobile (Vodafone) and get excellent reception in most places in London. 150Mbits+ on 5g
December 14, 2024 at 6:30 PM
Each network is completely different, so you can both be 100% correct.
On some networks eg EE, the more expensive EE tariffs are prioritised over the cheaper ones - they call it “priority access”
On some networks eg EE, the more expensive EE tariffs are prioritised over the cheaper ones - they call it “priority access”