I can't believe this

[no-way!]

My husband, child and I moved out of our apartment in the summer of 2000. A` couple of months later, we recieved a notice in the mail saying we owed $442.00 in damages, minus the $210.00 deposit fee. I called the manager, who was not the original managers when we moved there and told her that all of the things listed were in the same condition to when we moved in as to when we moved out, except for the larger bedroom blinds. She said that I signed a rental agreement saying it was "acceptable", but does that mean I'm agreeing to pay for whatever they decide to change. She said she'd turn it over to collections unless I wrote a letter of dispute, which I did and now we've been sent to a collection agency, who I've also wrote a letter of dispute to. The collection agency called me today and said they agreed to take 225.00, but I told them I didn't feel that was right and I was going to look into my rights. Do we have any and is it possible for them to get more money besides our deposit fee?

 

[djdj]

thats what you get for not doing a final walk thru of the apartment, and list all the damage and get it signed by the bulding manager, and to agree on how much of your deposit they will return..

so you gotta stand up and fight.