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Old 06-05-2013, 03:34 PM   #1
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I totally agree you have a case but I am just saying in the future do everything they say to the T and you can avoid headaches like this.

If they told me I had to run around the pool 4 times before sixty days to ensure I get my 400 bucks back that I need; you better believe I run 4 times around it and film it.

Anywho good luck to you!
Well, I think his point is that they didn't tell him when they sent the form, that this is the written notice we need.

If he had received an email stating: You must return this form 60 days prior to your lease end date in order to receive your security deposit. My guess is he would have. But he understood his email, and their acknowledgement of the same, as fulfilling his obligation according to the terms of the signed lease.
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Well, I think his point is that they didn't tell him when they sent the form, that this is the written notice we need.

If he had received an email stating: You must return this form 60 days prior to your lease end date in order to receive your security deposit. My guess is he would have. But he understood his email, and their acknowledgement of the same, as fulfilling his obligation according to the terms of the signed lease.
Without seeing the actual email I can't assume it didn't say that.

Outside of the specifics of this issue my overall theme to him was when dealing with fawktards like Comcast, leasing companies, etc...cross all your T's and dot all your I's if you want avoid messes like this.
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Without seeing the actual email I can't assume it didn't say that.

Outside of the specifics of this issue my overall theme to him was when dealing with fawktards like Comcast, leasing companies, etc...cross all your T's and dot all your I's if you want avoid messes like this.
I disagree, because he is saying still that he didn't know that form was what was required. If their email had stated it was, they would have shown it to him, and he would have no legal basis to fight it. The fact that he wants to contest it, on the basis he didn't know that form was required, seems to make it either a) self evident that the email did not state it clearly, or b) GManc is an idiot/liar. I am giving the benefit of the doubt, in this case, to GManc.
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