Tips for getting rid of villagers?

[Brobasaur]

I've tried forever to get Elvis out of my town. He's the only one I want to leave. The rest are dreamies, and I've talked to him a ton so that he likes me enough to move. Is there anything else I can do? Am I talking to him TOO much? I've been using him to find out who else is moving.

 

[antlerer]

Repeatedly report him to town hall,
Smack him with a net on the head 100000000 times.
(not 100% sure that that helps lol)

 

[Grumble]

Repeatedly report him to town hall,
Smack him with a net on the head 100000000 times.
(not 100% sure that that helps lol)

That doesn't work. It's random who moves out. There's a great guide here: http://www.belltreeforums.com/showthread.php?82107-Guide-Fool-Proof-Guide-to-Moving-Villagers-OUT

The only thing I'd do differently is talk to 2 villagers every day instead of just one. Good luck!

 

[Kristen]

Repeatedly report him to town hall,
Smack him with a net on the head 100000000 times.
(not 100% sure that that helps lol)

Noooooooo, this doesn't work. Reporting to town hall is only when they're wearing an inappropriate custom design, have a bad catchphrase, or have "naughty letters" or however they say it. Smacking on the head with a net doesn't do it either. Thanks for your contribution though!

If we're being honest here, I always find that it's my best friends that want to move. Like, the ones I send (rarely, but still) letters to, hang out with, talk to often, and always try to complete the tasks they ask me to do for them. The villagers I just talk to, even repeatedly, don't tend to want to move out.
Kitt's been in my town for the longest time, and I have 5 normals so I wanted her out (along with 3 others) and none of them ever want to move. I started befriending Kitt more, hanging out at her place and such, and today she finally moved. So maybe try that, acting like he's your best friend, and he might move?

 

[Belle of Pripyat]

Just be as friendly as possible. That's my advice even when you hate a villager. Build up your friendship by talking, sending letters, running errands and hanging out. Eventually they'll ask to move out. Hitting someone with a net or toy hammer is the worst thing you can do. They won't want to leave because it will weaken the friendship.

 

[Kristen]

Just be as friendly as possible. That's my advice even when you hate a villager. Build up your friendship by talking, sending letters, running errands and hanging out. Eventually they'll ask to move out. Hitting someone with a net or toy hammer is the worst thing you can do. They won't want to leave because it will weaken the friendship.

Absolutely. I've tried getting a villager to move out before by being really unfriendly and he decided to stay because he wanted to build our friendship up or whatever.

 

[antlerer]

Sorry about that

 

[Blue-Ninja]

The others are right. The more friendly you are with a villager, the more likely they are to move... sadly. (I wouldn't move out of a town if my best friend was there. I WOULD move out of a town if the mayor was attacking me. xD)

For moving out villagers? If you're okay with TTing.. I usually use the gossip method. TT 3 days forward, look for gossip, convince someone to stay or leave, TT back. Repeat.
This has worked so far for me with no accidental move outs... :> (And hopefully there won't be any "accidental move outs" ever.)
It's just time consuming. But I finally got Limberg out yesterday using that method. :'D
(Sorry Limberg)

 

[Romaki]

Hmmm... when I was getting rid of a bad villager, making them sad seemed to have work for me. But talking to them - as suggested - seems at least more functional than the whole 'ignore them' deal.

 

[Jovi]

The quickest I've gotten a villager out, without TTing or anything fancy, was speaking to then once when they moved in, than ignored them for about a week. Didn't answer any pings or anything! They were the one that was moving when I loaded the game after no one in town pinged me. They were the last I needed out, so I didn't want to risk TTing them out. That was about a year ago.

 

[SuperTabbyChan]

The quickest I've gotten a villager out, without TTing or anything fancy, was speaking to then once when they moved in, than ignored them for about a week. Didn't answer any pings or anything! They were the one that was moving when I loaded the game after no one in town pinged me. They were the last I needed out, so I didn't want to risk TTing them out. That was about a year ago.

This is great advice and it is very easy, but if you have already talked to them a lot I would suggest talking to them more, and do their requests like others said. It's very strange, but it worked perfectly for me, as well.