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Bridgeport Apartments

3.0 (54 reviews)
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The living experience is just so so. But as everybody see above, the moving experience is terrible. We thought of continue leasing a bigger apartment here, but decided to quit and inform the leasing office even 2 months before we moved. But they still charge us $1000 more for moving out. If you dont wanna stay with them again, they gonna try everything to rob you. It's like bullying their residents. 1. our moving date is the mid of November . Since we decided not to continue living here, they process the deposit return before 09/26(you can see below), which shows that they absolutely know we are moving one month before the moving date. If they don't know, why they processed the deposit return?! By the way, they put a wrong address for the check so they still OWN ME $540. 2. The email below is how they ask us to reconsider staying with them, apparently they knew we moving! If they did not, why they asked us to reconsider. 3. I called and sent the evidence today but no one answer. Everything shows that they knew we are moving and they even started processing it. But at the end they still charge us. More and more people moving and they even expect people to reconsider staying with them? Ridiculous & keep on DREAMING. I am not sure whether this review will be answered or not, but I guess they will answer with a bunch of so call "our policies". I am waiting this place to have a 1 star on yelp. That won't take long.

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