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pringles you say? Hmmm...
This company is starting to get on my nerves. Nice to live, tought to leave and not in a good way. I offered them to pay the weeks I have lived so far + they keep the deposit. No, no and non.
Sure, back then I thought that I would stay in Lincoln for another year, but you would think such a "honest" and "costumer servicing" and "ethical", "flexible" etc and all the rest of the crap they have on their websites would care if someone is risking losing one year of his life or not. And that's the thanks for being a two years costumer.
This company is starting to get on my nerves. Nice to live, tought to leave and not in a good way. I offered them to pay the weeks I have lived so far + they keep the deposit. No, no and non.
Sure, back then I thought that I would stay in Lincoln for another year, but you would think such a "honest" and "costumer servicing" and "ethical", "flexible" etc and all the rest of the crap they have on their websites would care if someone is risking losing one year of his life or not. And that's the thanks for being a two years costumer.
i lived in the pavilions last year, i know the managers and you can't do anything with them. i had a leaky roof (brand new building!) for most of the year which they couldn't fix because they didn't understand what was wrong.
try and advertise around the uni, its what most people do but to be honest you're stuck with it until you find someone to fill it.
for 110/wk i can get a 2bed terraced house bills included. why i'd want to live in a boxroom for the same price i don't know
try and advertise around the uni, its what most people do but to be honest you're stuck with it until you find someone to fill it.
for 110/wk i can get a 2bed terraced house bills included. why i'd want to live in a boxroom for the same price i don't know
Unfortunatly I know the last bit, and tried to get away before the start of this year.
Had little luck though with private letters (all too far from the uni) from newspapers, and letting agencies were not to keen in giving an apartment to an unemployed (full time job) student...
...even if the rent was less than what I was paying the "Pavilions". Aaargh.
Leaking roof? I wish I had that, as an architecture student knowing a bit of building code, the landlord's obligations to maintain the premises etc, if you could document that (photographs etc) you could breach the contract. Sue them for health & Safety even!
(although probably they would put some duct tape on and get away with it)
Had little luck though with private letters (all too far from the uni) from newspapers, and letting agencies were not to keen in giving an apartment to an unemployed (full time job) student...
...even if the rent was less than what I was paying the "Pavilions". Aaargh.
Leaking roof? I wish I had that, as an architecture student knowing a bit of building code, the landlord's obligations to maintain the premises etc, if you could document that (photographs etc) you could breach the contract. Sue them for health & Safety even!
(although probably they would put some duct tape on and get away with it)
Oh, I love doing advertising for them. Negative advertisment that is.
If I am going to stay for another year there, I also feel a strange urge to heat (winter is comming after all) the apartment with the electric oven something which of cource I have to balance by cooling the apartment with the fridge. Relax in the sound of running water, (positive feng sui!) and because I am "afraid of the dark", I will need at least a 6000 candles reading light... or two... or three.
If I am going to stay for another year there, I also feel a strange urge to heat (winter is comming after all) the apartment with the electric oven something which of cource I have to balance by cooling the apartment with the fridge. Relax in the sound of running water, (positive feng sui!) and because I am "afraid of the dark", I will need at least a 6000 candles reading light... or two... or three.
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