NEW YORK CITY APARTMENTS

this is my last response to this ludicrous complaint*** *** has absolutely no proof to back up his complaint other than speculation I am a real Estate Broker in business for years I am not a money launderer this is absurd *** *** ***

this is a completely fabricated complaint *** *** received back the exact $bills which he left as a deposit I checked with *** *** & was told that if he presented counterfeit
bills they would have confiscated these bills & given him a receipt for a tax write-offhe said they just gave him back the billsI have been in business for over years WOULD I RISK LOSING MY LICENSE OVER $200?

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID# ***, and have determined that my complaint has NOT been resolved because:
[Your Answer Here]
The proof is that I called your office and ***, a representative of your office, as soon as I tried to deposit the money to find out it was fake. I have text message to *** and left several voice mails with *** in regards to this transaction. That fact of the matter is that I received fake money from your office. Not a bank, or some random person off the streetI received fake money from what you have stated above a real estate broker in business over years. In those years I'm sure you can spot fake money rather easilyWhich is why I find it rather appalling that you would pass along fake money to potential clients
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Sincerely,*** ***

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID# [redacted], and have determined that my complaint has NOT been resolved because:

[Your Answer Here]
I do have the [redacted] for Fraudulent cash.  The ATM machine that I used to try to deposit the cash after receiving it from [redacted] that night rejected 2 $100 bills.  I tried to enter [redacted] at that time, to which the response was they can't accept it at that time due to the time of the day (the bank was closing).  So I called New York Apartments that night and asked for the $200 back since the money they gave me was fake, to which I didn't receive a phone call till late afternoon the next day which [redacted] replied: that is the exact money that I gave him when I made the deposit several days earlier.  Which is incorrect.  The fact that [redacted] pulled the $500 out of his front right pocket made me suspicious at first, but didn't think that I would be receiving fake money hidden within the real $100 bills.  If needed I will provide the [redacted] Counterfeit Note Report filled out by [redacted] - [redacted] Phone Number ###-###-#### at the [redacted]
 
 
 
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Sincerely,[redacted]

Review: I submitted a deposit for an apartment to rent. We went through application process to find out that we did not get approve. Went to their office to pick up my deposit. Went to the bank to deposit the money back in my account to find out that $200 was fake currency. When I went back to inform them. [redacted] said once you leave the building its not our problem. They knowingly gave me fake money. The 2 $100 bills were in the middle of the legit $100 bills.Desired Settlement: I would like my $200 back. I gave them crisp $100 bills from the [redacted] on [redacted]. All I want is the money I submitted to them for a service.

Business

Response:

this is a completely fabricated complaint [redacted] received back the exact $100 bills which he left as a deposit I checked with [redacted] & was told that if he presented counterfeit bills they would have confiscated these bills & given him a receipt for a tax write-off. he said they just gave him back the bills. I have been in business for over 30 years WOULD I RISK LOSING MY LICENSE OVER $200?

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID# [redacted], and have determined that my complaint has NOT been resolved because:

[Your Answer Here]

I do have the [redacted] for Fraudulent cash. The ATM machine that I used to try to deposit the cash after receiving it from [redacted] that night rejected 2 $100 bills. I tried to enter [redacted] at that time, to which the response was they can't accept it at that time due to the time of the day (the bank was closing). So I called New York Apartments that night and asked for the $200 back since the money they gave me was fake, to which I didn't receive a phone call till late afternoon the next day which [redacted] replied: that is the exact money that I gave him when I made the deposit several days earlier. Which is incorrect. The fact that [redacted] pulled the $500 out of his front right pocket made me suspicious at first, but didn't think that I would be receiving fake money hidden within the real $100 bills. If needed I will provide the [redacted] Counterfeit Note Report filled out by [redacted] - [redacted] Phone Number ###-###-#### at the [redacted]

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Sincerely,

Business

Response:

this is my last response to this ludicrous complaint. [redacted] has absolutely no proof to back up his complaint other than speculation I am a real Estate Broker in business for 30 years I am not a money launderer this is absurd [redacted]

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID# [redacted], and have determined that my complaint has NOT been resolved because:

[Your Answer Here]

The proof is that I called your office and [redacted], a representative of your office, as soon as I tried to deposit the money to find out it was fake. I have text message to [redacted] and left several voice mails with [redacted] in regards to this transaction. That fact of the matter is that I received fake money from your office. Not a bank, or some random person off the street. I received fake money from what you have stated above a real estate broker in business over 30 years. In those 30 years I'm sure you can spot fake money rather easily. Which is why I find it rather appalling that you would pass along fake money to potential clients.

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Sincerely,