NetAnAgent has dropped claims that it gives users access to 'exclusive offers' after an estate agency challenged the wording of its online ads.

Jive Properties in County Durham claimed that putting cash into property was the 'most risk averse' way to invest money, but an identified complainant challenges this.

Leeds-based agent claimed small-print T&Cs for Housesimple's free service meant adverts seen in July last year could be misleading.

Habito was reported to the ASA over the ad, but the complaint was dismissed after the watchdog said the ads were more fun than explicit.

But war of words between the two companies is likely to continue as each claims its model of landlord deposits is the safest or better regulated.

Relaunched hybrid estate agency eMoov says it is complying with a request from the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) to remove Trustpilot and Google reviews relating to its previous incarnation.

ASA says claims by three complainants that 'every second someone contacts an estate agent about a home on Rightmove' were not misleading.

Estate agent promises to be clearer in future about status of 'park homes' it advertises for sale on the portal.