immowelt – Real Estate

No English and it keeps freezing downloaded and removed so far 5 times.

It’s 2022

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Good app, but it would help if the language option could be changed to English.

I hope there’s a English version for foreigners who work here and want to buy their own houses.

No option to search outside an area.

Musste mich eben neu anmelden. Suchaufträge weg, persönliches Profil mit Selbstauskunft weg, kein gezeichneter Suchbereich mehr und und und… Was soll das? Hat das irgendwer vor dem Release getestet? Edit: und jetzt nur - NUR - technische Fehler bei der Suche. Konnte die letzten Tage kein einziges Suchergebnis mehr sehen.

Nach dem neuesten Update nicht mehr zu gebrauchen. Schreckliche Uebersicht und eingeschraenkte Suchen. Die totale Katastrophe.

Fast alle Anzeige auf immowelt sind Fakes, keiner überprüft Anzeigen, bevor sie veröffentlicht werden.

Nicht mehr zu gebrauchen, die App ist nun grundsätzlich eine fehlerhafte Spiegelung der Website. Noch nicht mal mehr Die wohnungsBilder lassen sich in der Ansicht drehen. Viele Mitarbeiter beklagen auf kununu die Planlosigkeit des Unternehmens. ——————— ⚠️Regarding immowelt seemingly not doing anything about repeated scams, here is what ChatGPT says: Whether a real estate platform that is systematically flooded with fraudulent listings and fails to take sufficient action can be a case for the public prosecutor depends on several legal and factual factors: 1. Possible Criminal Aspects •Aiding and Abetting by Omission: If the company is demonstrably aware of fraudulent activities on its platform and systematically fails to act, this could, in rare cases, be considered aiding and abetting by omission (§ 27 German Criminal Code). However, a direct link between the company’s inaction and the fraudulent activities would need to be proven. •Liability in a Commercial Context: If the platform acts grossly negligently by remaining inactive, civil claims for damages might arise. Criminal liability would only be relevant if intentional misconduct or conscious negligence can be established. 2. Duty of Care Obligations •Platform operators are required to implement measures to combat fraud (e.g., proper moderation, security mechanisms, or blocking known fraudulent accounts). This is derived from general obligations of care and legal requirements (e.g., GDPR, the German Telemedia Act, or the EU Digital Services Act). •If the company repeatedly fails to take appropriate actions despite clear warnings, this could constitute a breach of its duties. 3. Oversight and Regulation •Competition Law: The company could face legal warnings if its inaction constitutes unfair business practices. •Consumer Protection: Consumer protection agencies or authorities could take action if the platform neglects its responsibility to protect customers. 4. Practical Relevance for the Public Prosecutor •Criminal investigations typically require a formal complaint or a specific suspicion. •In most cases, this would initially fall under the remit of consumer protection agencies or civil courts, as the threshold for criminal prosecution is relatively high. Conclusion: Whether the public prosecutor gets involved depends on whether criminally relevant behavior, such as aiding and abetting or willful negligence, can be proven. However, the issue is often more a matter of civil liability or regulatory ac