I suspect that it has more to do with differences in “vision,” or at least, how the Point2 vision may best be realized. While there is little doubt that these departures represent great loss, I’m certain that there is plenty of passion for this company in those that remain.

Best wishes to Point2, and to all of those who decided to move on.

Still true as of last week Chris. And I suspect it will be true next week as well.

That said, there should always be a backup plan in place. Always, every time. I never had one — shame on me. I do now, though I don’t think I’ll need it.

What is true about Point2 in the past was that they were always cutting edge, agent-centered and quick to respond to questions and concerns. Again, my leaving them had more to do with a fee service elsewhere than dissatisfaction with the service I was paying them for.

When I first started using Point2 in 2002 I even received a call from their President (or whatever) asking me my opinion with their service. That was kinda cool. But with the evolution of companies I guess this was inevitable.

Here’s hoping they stay true to their past values.

I wrote in a comment on the other Point2 post that nothing short of a court order would make me remove anything from this blog. And I’d fight that to the bitter end…

Nothing here was written to demean Point2 or any of its employees, current or former. In fact, if you search this blog for “Point2″ you’ll see several posts singing their praise. I write because as one of the largest providers of real estate web solutions, what goes on behind the walls of P2 is important to many.