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You know my experience. I went full service and am gearing up to sue the realtor who provided the flat-fee listing (took the money and ran).

That said, there are reputable no-service realtors around, I just didn't pick one of them.

I still think there is a place for full-service. No-service generally does not advise on listing prices (or advise on staging, or advise on anything), try to generate traffic, or work very hard on closing the deal.