“Extremely unprofessional agency who try to sc......”
2 Star Review
Aug 09,2023
By:
'Ligita'
Aug 09,2023
Branch: Glasgow, 312 Duke Street
Services: Lettings (as a Tenant)
Would you recommend?: No
Postcode: G20
Branch: Glasgow, 312 Duke Street
Lettings (as a Tenant)
Postcode: G20
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Extremely unprofessional agency who try to scam you out of your money at any opportunity.
On several occasions (i.e. discussing rent recalculations when asking to switch the rent payment day) they have miscalculated (in a way that would mean they receive more money) sums, claiming "our system calculated it wrong" when confronted with calculation inconsistencies after I calculated them myself.
When moving out, I was told my account had an outstanding sum due to missed rent payments months beforehand (there weren't any), and when provided with proof of all payments, they said it was a mistake on the email.
When informed about a rent increase, I asked them to double check if the additional sum each month is also something their "system" generated, just to make sure everything's in order, and got a reply stating how other properties in the area are going for much higher prices and that the landlord demanded a higher increase, and that the agency, in fact, advised the landlord that a lower sum would be more reasonable, which was difficult to believe.
When attempting to receive my deposit back, they demanded that a deduction of 23% was to be made for the removal of an item from the premises originally not on the inventory, whereas the Glasgow City Council would have charged 1.2% of the total deposit sum for said item.
Other things include: waiting over 6 months for a replacement of a broken fridge/freezer with extremely inconsistent correspondence (and receiving an appliance half of the size of the original when they did get round to it), told to "go to Asda" when asked if a small, broken kitchen appliance could possibly be replaced by them, and receiving absolutely no reply when providing them with details of a new flatmate that had moved in with me, so that they could make their deposit and officiate the paperwork/have a proof of address.
Additionally, I just personally found it very rude and frustrating having to correct them in the spelling of my name or clarifying what my previous emails were telling them, as it felt like with every email I was speaking to a different person that's just as clueless as the first (not to mention, with very sloppy and unprofessional email writing style), on the matters being discussed, and as if nobody in their office actually corresponds to one another.
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