Having just checked, it seems that the recent changes to the site, including the extended homepage name, mean that it will be just as visible to people searching not only on Solitaire, but also on Peverel and other CBG companies. This site also features highly in Google searches regarding ‘property management’, ‘service charges’, ‘leasehold’ and ‘complaints’. Any and all combinations of these key words put you within a click or two of this site.

Clearly Admin knows a thing or two about how the Internet works and search engines operate. Without needlessly changing the domain name every few months – which I imagine would increase costs and potentially lose regular visitors – this site has still kept pace with widening net of CBG related companies and the growing interest in their activities. Bravo.

As for widening the TTAS remit to include all property management companies and the issue of leasehold as a whole, I think CARLEX already have this covered. It’s enough that this site acts as a signpost to other sites of help and interest to leaseholders, and works in concert with these sites where helpful, but we should not lose sight of the original purpose: to highlight the failings of Solitaire, Peverel and CBG companies and hold them to account.

You have done, and are doing, a fantastic job of highlighting everything that is wrong and unjust with this particular property management company. However as many of your regular subscibers and visitors know, Solitaire is but one of severel companies linked to Peverel and ultimately owned by Consenus Business Group. There are many other property management companies not related to CBG that may also require some attention.

Have you considered taking a more generic approach (like CARLEX) with the focus on the key issue (leasehold / property management exploitation)so that all concerned leaseholders can access your site and not just those who are currently under the yoke of Solitaire? I notice that “Andy” of the high status job title even tells us above (Latest post on e-mail adresses) that his e-mail address is andy@peverel…..not andy@solitaire

There are many, many leaseholders who are probably blissfully unaware that the freehold of their lovely new apartment block was recently sold by the developer of the site to a “company” (that was able to raise an massive bank loan) along with 27 other residential site freeholds across England and Wales? (Yes your freehold and the other 27 freehold sites are jointly now basically owned by the bank that issued the loan.)

BUT they will realise soon what has been going on and will begin to hunt around on the web for sites like this. BUT how will they find TTAS if they are not managed by Solitaire?