I had an extremely disappointing and stressful experience attempting to purchase a flat through Cameron Estate Agents. The property in question was 313, Riverbank Point, 114 High Street, Uxbridge (UB8 1JL). From the very beginning, I made it absolutely clear that I was a serious buyer working within a tight timeframe. I was reassured multiple times that the seller was highly motivated to sell, as she was reportedly moving abroad and wanted a quick and smooth transaction. Based on these assurances, I made the decision to proceed with this property over other options. The offer was agreed, and I moved forward immediately — including starting my mortgage application, paying broker fees, and securing a mortgage product at a favourable rate. However, after approximately two weeks, and without any valid or reasonable explanation, the seller suddenly withdrew from the sale. I was then informed that she intended to relist the property at a higher price. This decision has had serious consequences for me. I have lost time, money, and a valuable mortgage product with a lower interest rate that I can no longer recover. The entire process caused unnecessary stress and disruption, particularly as a buyer working under strict time constraints. While I understand that sellers can legally withdraw, this situation reflects a complete lack of commitment and reliability. Buyers rely heavily on the information provided by agents, and in this case, I was clearly misled about the seller’s intentions. I would strongly advise other buyers to exercise caution. Based on my experience, this seller was not genuinely committed to selling and may withdraw at any stage, regardless of prior agreements. Overall, a very negative experience that resulted in financial loss and significant stress.