1 reviews | Active since Aug 2014
Im so disappointed with Wakesfield
In October 2014 I made a notice to move out from the flat I was renting,I was aware that since I'm breaching a contract I have to make a month notice since I wanted to moved out in November 2014.i made arrangements with the agent everything was communicated and inspection was done November and also I was told that I'm going to get my deposit back and they thank me for the relationship we had that was C calling in October 25or 26.In the month end of November I moved out as communicated and told them that I found someone who loved the place who wanted to moved in ASAP there communicating then I left but no one ever communicate about a deposit or anything until mid January &february 2015,a rude lady D called telling me Im owing Wakesfield I have to make arrangements.I told her I'm not prepare to pay anything since I don't owe them plus I never get my deposit.I didn't I know that I'm a fruadster D lady couldn't get hold of me &my brother on the 19march she jump and called my Head office telling them that I'm owing the flat they couldn't get hold of me while they know I can only take calls before9am &after 4pm,I felt I was mistreated,humiliated.i don't owe them anything,they owe me
Your brother Mr NMT Dlamini signed the lease on your behalf for you to take occupation from 14 February 2014 for a period of one year until 31 January 2015. You gave notice to vacate as at 30 November 2014 and were held responsible for rentals until the date of the original lease agreement, unless the premises was let. The premises was unfortunately not re-let during this period and due to the breach of lease, which you acknowledge, you were held liable for the rentals.
After utilizing the deposit of R 3508.08 on 13 January 2015, your outstanding balance remains at R 6254.22 as at today's date which includes the utility charges.
Although an inspection was done to determine whether there are any damages to the premises, this does not necessarily release you from any rentals that are outstanding.
As we were unable to contact you on the phone number provided and your cell, we contacted your call centre and requested your contact details. We did not disclose that you owe rental at this time.
The landlord is desperate to recover the outstanding monies, and is prepared to take legal action against you, unless the R 6254.22 is paid forthwith.
Regards,
Wakefields Property Management
Your brother Mr NMT Dlamini signed the lease on your behalf for you to take occupation from 14 February 2014 for a period of one year until 31 January 2015. You gave notice to vacate as at 30 November 2014 and were held responsible for rentals until the date of the original lease agreement, unless the premises was let. The premises was unfortunately not re-let during this period and due to the breach of lease, which you acknowledge, you were held liable for the rentals.
After utilizing the deposit of R 3508.08 on 13 January 2015, your outstanding balance remains at R 6254.22 as at today's date which includes the utility charges.
Although an inspection was done to determine whether there are any damages to the premises, this does not necessarily release you from any rentals that are outstanding.
As we were unable to contact you on the phone number provided and your cell, we contacted your call centre and requested your contact details. We did not disclose that you owe rental at this time.
The landlord is desperate to recover the outstanding monies, and is prepared to take legal action against you, unless the R 6254.22 is paid forthwith.
Regards,
Wakefields Property Management