The Diplomat Apartments

Review: I moved out of these apartments the tail end of October 2014. I was told that the only charges to be withheld from my deposit would be $80 for carpet cleaning and my portion of the last month's community utility bill. I had no issues with this. I left my apartment immaculate and carried on. Once I arrived at my new address, I was welcomed by my refund check. It was accompanied by my ledger reflecting the appropriate charges and the total of my refund. The check was approximately $70 less than this. Quite frustrated, I contacted the property manager and notified him of this discrepancy. He assured me that all was okay and he was not ripping me off. After some heated banter, some insistence on elevating this to the regional manager, and reluctance on his behalf, he looked into it. The next day, I received a call notifying me of the err on behalf of the property. I was told I would get the money back. Just today, I received a collections notice for roughly $128. The inconsistent billing, dishonesty, and greedy fiscal practices that this company and it's parent, Trinity Property Consultants are shameful.Desired Settlement: Please notify the collections agency, I.Q. Data International of your err and have the bill taken out of collections and dropped. I do not owe anything to either Trinity Property Consultants or The Diplomat Apartments.