Overview
- The Express, Daily Star and Birmingham Live, in Monday coverage, repeated claims that Glen Elmy stayed three days at Stealth House, then gave back the keys and asked for a cash equivalent.
- Omaze said its pre-purchase surveys, searches and inspections raised no material concerns about coastal erosion and that the property can be insured.
- The new reports quote unnamed locals who say the cliff-edge home sits very close to the drop and could face erosion, insurance or mortgage hurdles, though they provided no records to verify this.
- None of the articles confirms a cash payout or presents an independent, current inspection that resolves the dispute over the home’s condition.
- The outlets set Elmy’s case alongside other reported post-win exits or quick sales by Omaze winners in Cornwall, which the company has previously disputed.