Velvet Cloak Inn, Inc.

Have not received deposit on rental in the past 30 daysMoved out of the Velvet Cloak on 4/30/14.Paid 200.00 deposit. Owner inspected my rental unit and was satisfied with the condition of rented unit. As of 6/4/14 I have not received a refund of this deposit.Desired Settlement$200.00 room deposit

I have not received my refund due of $880.87.The Velvet Cloak Inn was available for monthly rental. I rented property for one months with verbal agreement that deposit would be returned and any unused days would refunded per [redacted] the front desk clerk. My Reservation number #XXXXX. Security deposit paid by check [redacted] from the [redacted] to The Velvet Cloak Inn on March 18, 2014 in the amount of $200.00 to cover deposit requested for a one month stay. [redacted] check [redacted] in the amount of $968.38 made payable to The Velvet Cloak Inn for one months rent in advance. Arrival date 3/26/2014 and early departure date 4/4/2014. Total amount paid in advance $1,168.38 and refund amount due is $880.87. This is per statement printed out per [redacted] at the front desk this morning ! I have tried and tried to call Mr. [redacted], owner and Mr. [redacted] manager ! I have left written messages to Mr. [redacted] and left them at the front desk. Desired SettlementRefund due from room security deposit and refund due room rental TOTAL DUE PER THE VELVET CLOAK INN $880.87Case Closed SATISFIED 2014-05-29Ms. [redacted] called and said she was paid back and wanted the company to get credit

Stayed from January to May 2014. "No mail" on move out date. Came back to pick up expensive and important mail. They still claim "no mail for you." Turns out there is a lawsuit against [redacted], manager, for opening mail (see article in [redacted]). Left messages, three months later no mail. Package is confirmed "delivered." Inside is a $500.00 [redacted]. Opening and keeping mail is a federal offense. Hopefully, the Revdex.com can help before I get police involved. Sounds like this Smoot guy doesnt need anymore trouble.Desired SettlementEither the phone or a refund before homeboy [redacted] gets a civil suit and cops up in his [redacted] motel.