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The All Party Parliamentary Group has been set up to defend the rights of all British property buyers in the UK, it's just that the 2000 or so alpha Panareti victims have numbers on their side.

My best advice to anyone thinking of investing money in Cyprus would be to get all their money in front of themselves in a neat pile and set fire to it and at least they'll save themselves the airfare.

ps. I never called you a liar. That word seems to have miraculously jumped into your own mind. :laugh: To suggest that I did actually is libel on your behalf.

My post was not libellous and I knew you'd delete it which is why I copied and posted it to several people and invited them to comment. I ask again however, are you a licensed estate agent or acting without a license? I ask again, can you name any British MP or MEP who would recommend a...

I'm horrified that anyone would recommend anyone buy in Cyprus at this time. Only someone with a vested interest would do so. Do not buy in Cyprus. As has already been said, prices have dropped and ARE STILL DROOPPING like a stone and it will be a long time before they stop dropping, never...

What you have to realise Anon is that some of the people here have a vested interest in selling property in Cyprus even though they know the banks have billions worth of toxic debt and corruption runs right through the property industry. You have been mis-sold property and you do have a...

Buyers pay dodgy lawyers in Cyprus copious amounts of money for them to do the work for them. It is quite obvious, whatever blame may lie with individuals that they have been mis-sold a product by unscrupulous developers, negligently advised by corrupt developers and very likely mis-sold...

By: Nigel Howarth Published: March 29th, 2011 • Filed Under Filed Under: NewsTags: action group • golf • Larnaca • Tersefanou THE Larnaca Golf Property Action Group (LGPAG) has been set up by a group of UK property investors who consider they have been mis-sold property in the Larnaca...

By: Nigel Howarth Published: April 1st, 2011 When is the Government of Cyprus going to change the laws that force those who have been scammed by their developer to pick up his bills or face losing their homes? daylight robberyA BANK in Cyprus and the Island’s Inland Revenue...

State drops O’Dwyer case STATE prosecutors have decided not to continue with a case they filed last year against a British homebuyer who posted his very public row with a property developer on a homemade website. The extraordinary state action, which ran to seven charges, was aimed at Conor...

I think people have got so used to being ripped off that when they are not ripped off for much they are relieved. You say your lawyer got your charges down and were happy with what you paid. The charges are unlawful and you shouldn't have been charged any more than about £50 admin fee. All it...

1 lawyer has taken on another and it took 10 years. The couple lost their health, well being and it cost them their relationship. Still none have been struck off by the toothless Bar Association. 68 euros to complain about being defrauded by a lawyer then they sit on your complaint for at least...

Afraid I haven't come across any honest ones thus far and know more victims than happy purchasers.

Happy to report that I got my money. Shouldn't have had to resort to threats to get there but many developers wouldn't care even then.

Glad to see that Judge saw it as it was. I was in court when Marios Karayiannas admitted that he lied in an affadavit he swore at the SBA. Let's hope a perjury charge against him follows.

Wish I'd never set foot in Cyprus and would never advise anyone buy there. If you get past the title deeds and developer mortgage problems they'll find some other way to rob you of your life savings. You might get some free accomodation in the hospital courtesy of your developer though...

Disgraceful decision and ludicrous. No more can Cypriots say that they land in the north was stolen because they legalised selling someone else's.