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PamQueue Posted 15 years ago
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Listed With
"The house is listed by company X."
"The house is listed with company X."
"Listed by" is understandable enough (to me anyway!). "Listed with" is a bit mysterious to me.
"The house is listed with company X."
"Listed by" is understandable enough (to me anyway!). "Listed with" is a bit mysterious to me.
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Company X was hired by the house owner to sell it. "Listed by" is the strange one to me. The company isn't just making a list of houses, they're selling them.
- Company X was hired by the house owner to sell it.
- "Listed by" is the strange one to me.
- The company isn't just making a list of houses, they're selling them.
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Company X was hired by the house owner to sell it.
"Listed by" is the strange one to me. The company isn't just making a list of houses, they're selling them.
Think of it like "The owner is in business with company x."
"Listed by" is the strange one to me. The company isn't just making a list of houses, they're selling them.
Think of it like "The owner is in business with company x."
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