It's funny how people start getting ridiculous over relatively small amounts of money, especially when compared to the amount they're paying for a house.
I wonder if the people who couldn't afford this house didn't realise what the asking price was. The EA possibly didn't mention it (we had EAs doing that to us last time we were looking). The smaller, fixer upper house they'd phoned about is on for £30k less than ours and I suspect their real budget requires them to get it for 10%ish less than that.
We are totally open to sensible offers (we're willing to take the asking price minus 10%, which is not silly and is less than the nice 3 bedroom properties round here having been going for very recently), but we do need viewers to actually have a budget suitable for the house. Presumably it'll be better when we're actually advertised and we get viewers who know what the asking price is and have already looked at the photos.
They finally sent the brochure through, but with the wrong asking price. 
They've put the price they originally suggested but we wanted to go with a lower asking price.
The house looks pretty good in the brochure, although I'm not happy with the photo of the kitchen. The photographer must have stood in the middle of the room to take it so it looks like a tiny kitchen rather than a decent size with a dining table in it. They have called it a dining kitchen, but I think the photo should show that there's a table in there as well as the kitchen. I one know why he didn't just take the photo from the edge of the room from the sand angle!
The brochure also only has a photo of one bedroom on it (it's a 4 bedroom house) but they said that more photos will go on the website and RM. I need to check that they're putting a photo of every bedroom on though, because I always want to see a photo of everything.