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Publimaison, like every web-based company, uses emails to communicate and provide services to its customers.  By creating a profile, you automatically accept to receive e-mail communications from potential buyers and/or Publimaison. You may withdraw your consent at any time but, by doing so, you will stop receiving important information about your listing.

Wanting to guarantee the security of its users, Publimaison keeps a very watchful eye out for fraud. We also count on the help of our users to assist us in identifying suspicious ads and e-mails and, in doing so, avoid compromising actions.
 
1. If you receive a request from someone for a money transfer through a funds transfer service or intermediary service (Western Union, PayPal, Bidpay, etc.), we strongly recommend that you end all contact with that person and send us the messages exchanged via the section Contact.
 
2. If you receive a suspicious e-mail or if you notice an ad that is very clearly fabricated, don't take any chances. Report it to us in the section Contact.
 
3. When you are alert to the possibility of fraudulent requests, they can be easily outplayed. Here are a few tips to help you recognize them:
-The buyer says that he or she is abroad and prefers communicating through social networks;
-The buyer insists that you respond quickly;
-The buyer communicates with poorly constructed sentences, etc.
 
4. Do not hesitate to ask questions of the person who contacts you. For example, you can ask where he or she lives, why the property is of interest, etc.
 
5. Give preference to local buyers and exercise caution with buyers who want to conduct transactions other than locally.
 
4. You are your own best ally. Be on your guard and never disclose your personal information (age, sex, income, etc.), your banking information, or your Publimaison account password.
 
5. If a buyer wants to purchase your property without any negotiating whatsoever, be extra cautious. Exercise the same caution with foreign buyers who want to buy your property without ever having visited it.
 
Our team strives to carefully verify all content that is reported. If you have any doubts, do not take any chances. If you suspect that you may be the target or victim of fraud, you should report it to the following institutions:
 
The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre

Reporting Economic Crime On-Line (RECOL)
 
SEDDE

Royal Canadian Mounted Police

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1. The owner of the agency for which you work may agree to transfer all listings for all brokers automatically. If so, the broker does nothing in this regard.
2. An individual broker may decide to authorize the transfer of all his/her listings but must, however, first obtain the authorization of the director of the real estate agency.

Publimaison is responsible for maintaining and protecting all personal information placed in its keeping. They appointed an accountable manager to ensure the organization’s compliance with this Privacy Policy (Law 25). Publimaison may delegate other employees to act on the behalf of the privacy manager or to assume day-to-day responsibility for the collection or processing of such data. Publimaison is transparent about its privacy policies.
 
If you have any questions about the processing and disclosure of your personal information, please direct your concerns to the privacy manager:
 
Vincent Tremblay
400 – 275, rue Du Parvis, Quebec (Quebec) G1K 6G7
loi25@Publimaison.ca
 

Publimaison offers 3 distinct sections in which you can search :
1.       Properties for sale
2.       New builds for sale
3.       Properties for rent

You can search through these sections using the search engine appearing at the top of every page of the site.

Select initially the desired section (for sale, new, for rent). Then, specify your criteria and launch the search.  You can display the result as a list or directly on the map according to your preference.

Once the result is displayed, you can filter even more with other parameters such as :
1.       More recent first (or vice versa)
2.       Only sold or rented properties
3.       Less expensive first (or vice versa)
4.       Properties posted since 3 days, 7 days, 30 days, since forever
5.       Featured properties, etc.

Note that once these filters are activated, they are saved and remain active for your next search.  Thus, if you want to change your criteria, you will need to disable or change your filters selection.
 

 

With the “bumping up” option, you can reposition your listing to the top of the list, as if you were posting it for the first time. Available in your profile, this option not only places your listing in the top position in the search results, but enables you to do so without having to start over from scratch.
 
Obviously, as new listings are added, your listing will eventually be bumped down from the top of the page. How long it will remain at or near the top is dependent on the number of listings posted by other users.
 
However, once bumped, your listing immediately benefits from greater exposure and potentially more queries. In terms of overall exposure, that provided by a bumped listing remains less than that generated by a “Featured Listing” or a “Property of the Week”, options that you may wish to consider.
 
If you need to sell quickly, consult the section “Promote my listings”, accessible right in your profile, and discover all the tools Publimaison offers to help you sell more quickly by increasing your listing’s exposure.
 

Creating a profile enables you to:

• Save your mortgage preferences in the automated mortgage calculator in "My Mortgage";
• Save properties for future reference in "My Favourites";
• Save your search criteria and set up alerts in "My Alerts" for new properties that match your criteria;
• Receive newsletters via email;
• Submit a listing free of charge.