We were explicitly informed that our offer had been accepted. Based on that confirmation, we stopped pursuing other opportunities and moved forward in good faith. However, we later discovered that the agent continued to receive and open other offers. Once a higher bid appeared, we were casually informed β with a brief βsorryβ β that our offer was in fact not accepted after all. This kind of behavior creates unnecessary bad blood and completely undermines trust in the process. Confirming an accepted offer is not a minor detail β it has real consequences for buyers. Reversing that decision because a better number came in leaves a very bitter taste and raises serious concerns about professional standards and integrity. Real estate transactions require transparency, fairness, and reliability β especially in an already extremely competitive and challenging housing market. Unfortunately, this experience reflected none of those qualities. I would strongly advise others to proceed with extreme caution.