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The Evergrande-Jade Bay incident is not over yet. 300 owners have not received their rebates in 4 years. Real estate agents are also being held back. Midland: More than half of the commission has not been recovered.

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The "delayed commission" controversy involving Evergrande (3333)'s sold Evergrande · Junlong Bay (now known as Ti'an) in Sao Kwun Wat, Tuen Mun has not yet ended. It is said that the owners of Evergrande · Junlong Bay bought the units four years ago, but have not yet received the rebates promised by the real estate agent. The number of victims involved is more than 300, and the estimated commission involved is as high as 150 million yuan. At the…

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The Evergrande-Jade Bay incident is not over yet. 300 owners have not received their rebates in 4 years. Real estate agents are also being held back. Midland: More than half of the commission has not been recovered.

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