text: In listing presentations to prospective sellers, agents can introduce Buyside as a special service they bring to the table, casting the software as a tool for hunting down buyers and tailoring a listing strategy based on hard data.
  “We’re able to say, ‘For your listing on Sherbrook Street … there are 33 buyers who have been looking for a similar property,’” said Buyside CEO Charles Williams.
  Agents might also be able to use Buyside to make the case for a price reduction should Buyside data show shrinking demand.
  
  The Real Estate Council of Alberta says a man it fined $15,000 last year for allegedly posing as a Realtor is now doing business under a different name, and has been advertising properties for sale without homeowners’ knowledge or consent.
  Derek Johnson, who markets himself on YouTube as “Free List Calgary,” is now facing a $50,000 fine from the Real Estate Council of Alberta for allegedly acting as a Realtor and broker without authorization in two separate cases, CBC News reports. Johnson told the CBC that “the right to participate in contract and commerce is a fundamental human right,” and that he hasn’t received due process. Source: cbc.ca.
  
  Websites that use forms will need to be secured from spamming by “Spam-Bots“. Spam-Bots will visit your site and fill out forms that are not secured. This can result in comment spamming in forums, spam emails being sent from your server, and other spam related activities. Google has what’s called “reCAPTCHA” that allows you to add an image with a special code to your forms. This requires the person filling in and submitting the form to type the code correctly before the form can be submitted.
  When setting up web forms in Content Management Systems like Drupal, WordPress, Joomla, Moodle, and others, you will need to have 2 keys created for your reCAPTCHA to work. ReCAPTCHA requires a public and a private key in order for the code to function in your web forms. These are free to get from Google if you have a Gmail account. The following will explain how to get a free reCAPTCHA key from Google.
  Important! If you do not have a Google account, you will need to sign up for a Gmail account. You can do this for free here.
  You should see a link that says “reCAPTCHA: Stop Spam, Read Books“. Select that link and you should be directed to the following:
  Google will have 2 keys generated for your site, a public and a private key. These are the reCAPTCHA keys you will use in your Software.
  Although it would be nice to know if it is possilbe to find out whether or not an account has been set up to allow for multiple domains.
  But I don’t think I have explained my problem fully, because…I can see the admin list no problem, and can add to this list too.
  My problem is that I am not sure if this account allows multiple domains? and not sure how to check whether or not multiple domains is allowed by the same key?
  Now we’ve changed our domain name for the same site and simple added this new domain name under the same key: sypensions.org.uk, but now we get an error which suggests the wrong key is in use. So I am trying to find out if the problem is with Google CAPTCHA set up or at our end.
  we’ve just changed domains to where our captcha was and tried adding the new domain to the list. but it’s not working