I signed up for them. Got the sim card in the mail. Put it in. Didnt work. Three days of very…read morefrustrating deling with their tech people, try this, try that, nothing got my phone to work. The tech people I dealt with on line were ok, but they could not get my phone to work. Closing the account, they were at least able to help with that, but wanted all sorts of reasons and to try something else. If they were free, I still wouldnt go with them after my experience.

Hi! I lived in the Fizz in Bremen-Germany. I have several aspects that I have to emphasize:…read more - the apartments do not look like in pictures, they are not decorated at all (you do not have cutlery, pillows, sheets, lamp, paintings etc.) there you only have the necessities: bed, wardrobe, kitchen, table, etc. -when you will move out they will take money from your deposit on small things (eg: they will find dust under the bed, the lamp in the bathroom does not work anymore -it's their duty to change it - , the stove is used quite hard, in the conditions in which you will receive it exactly like that) they took 160 euros from my depozit for all these little things. -When I got there, I was told that the rent was paid for that month, and the next month I was told that I was given incorrect information and that I had exceeded the rent due date and that I should pay the fine (20 Euros) They didn't want to understand my point of view that they were wrong, so I had to pay. -When we arrived the room was not cleaned, so we had to wait an hour for the office gentleman to clean it ! -This student dorm basically makes you pay a lot of fines for nothing. Thus I suffered with the SEPA contract according to which they will be able to take the money from my account every month (for the rent), and when the due date came I received another warning that I did not pay on time and I must pay the fine (again 20 Euros, again their fault). -It is not worth paying 500 Euros monthly for the services and conditions offered. They don't even have a woman who cleans the rooms for this money! And besides the 500 euros paid monthly when you get there you will have to pay 320 euros service charge for parties and other such activities. It does not seem fair! - I lived for 5 months at a student dorm like this one in Austria and it was different. I can say that I can make a fair comparison: I was paying there 480 euros and I had all the necessary: ​​quilt, pillow, sheets, plates, cutlery, toast, pans and so on! I even had a woman cleaning the rooms every week!

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