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:
The response of the business is not a completely accurate explanation of what occurred While it is true that the terms of the lease require day notice, New York City landlord tenant law requires that landlords mitigate the damages by attempting to find another tenant Even though JaySuites had over days' notice they at no time even attempted to advertise or show the office Their suggestion that I "emptied and fled the office" overnight is simply untrue Again, they had over days' notice of my move-out date and I arranged the move-out date with the office manager by email My claims that the space was noisy and that the bathrooms are dirty are absolutely true and are not simply an attempt to disparage the business I have worked with several other office providers in NYC in the past and they have been honest and professional from the beginning to the end of the lease The same cannot be said about JaySuites.
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Sincerely,
*** ***
Dear *** *** - Thank you for forwarding the below complaint to my attentionI have looked into the matter at hand and would like to establish the facts first as per the Revdex.com protocol and then further state what actions have been taken and are being pursued as well in regards to *** ***
***.1) On March *, 2015, *** *** signed a year license agreement for a serviced office space, which is hereby attachedThe agreement commenced on May *, and was set to expire if and only if a member gives notice to vacate at least days prior to the end of the term which was April **, 2016. This essentially put his date to send a non-renewal notice of January **, 2) The day notice spelled out in section of the license agreement was not givenA notice was given on February ***, which already surpassed the date he had to give notice and his agreement renewed, and was then effective from May *, to April **, 2017.3) Later that month, on February ***, 2016, *** *** acknowledged he was liable for the term of his renewal and asked if we could start showing his office to other prospects which we agreed to do in an effort to mitigate any downtime on the office. This email is attached as well4) On May *, 2016, *** ***'s payment electronic transfer for May license fee was bounced back and he was advised of this that daySee attached correspondence.5) At the same time this happened, *** *** emptied out his office and fled overnight6) On May *, 2016, a notice of default was send to *** ***, giving him a time to cure the defaultNo response was ever received to the noticeSee attached.7) In an effort to limit his liability, an offer to settle was given to *** ***That offer is attached and had a deadline to response of May ***No response was ever received through today's date of June ***Now that the facts have been established, it is quite disappointing to learn that *** *** has now written what he has hereThroughout the time he was at Jay Suites, both the front desk and center manager have confirmed that not even one time had *** *** complained about noise or cleanlinessThis is all an effort to break free of his personal liability he has to Jay SuitesIn fact, our attorney is in the process of filing a civil suit against *** *** and his firm for the defaultA total of $18,is due to Jay SuitesIt is our hope that *** *** would come to a settlement before the lawsuit is filed.Sincerely,Michelle A***Jay Suites
Dear [redacted] of the Revdex.com, It is very unfortunate that [redacted] does not recall the events as they happened. Fortunately, we have a paper trail of exactly what happened from commencement to default and have provided evidence proving such. I am re-attaching that evidence here. Further, the claim that [redacted] brings up about a lease is completely not applicable as we do not have a lease. We actually signed a license agreement which works like a hotel accommodation and does not provide any property interests therefore there is no landlord-tenant here; we are the licensor and [redacted] is the licensee. Throughout the time he was at Jay Suites, both the front desk and center manager have confirmed that not even one time had [redacted] complained about noise or cleanliness.This is all an effort to break free of his personal liability he has to Jay Suites. Our attorney has drafted the documents for a civil suit against [redacted] and his firm for the default. A total of $18,9961.09 is due to Jay Suites and we will be pursuing this in the civil court of NY. Sincerely,Michelle A[redacted]Jay Suites
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: Clearly this business uses the term license in an attempt to avoid having to comply with rental regulations in NYC. However, our agreement was always referred to as a lease by the "leasing agent" and the terms of the agreement are more like a lease than a license. It was for an office rental for a period of one year for the consideration of rent paid. I can see that this dispute will not be resolved as JaySuites seems more interested in making money off of an empty office by charging me for it than by pursuing new tenants and providing a valuable service. That said, I would like my complaint to remain unresolved on Revdex.com because it would not be a proper notation to say that it was resolved satisfactorily. Kind regards,[redacted]
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Sincerely,
[redacted]
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:
The response of the business is not a completely accurate explanation of what occurred While it is true that the terms of the lease require day notice, New York City landlord tenant law requires that landlords mitigate the damages by attempting to find another tenant Even though JaySuites had over days' notice they at no time even attempted to advertise or show the office Their suggestion that I "emptied and fled the office" overnight is simply untrue Again, they had over days' notice of my move-out date and I arranged the move-out date with the office manager by email My claims that the space was noisy and that the bathrooms are dirty are absolutely true and are not simply an attempt to disparage the business I have worked with several other office providers in NYC in the past and they have been honest and professional from the beginning to the end of the lease The same cannot be said about JaySuites.
In order for the Revdex.com to appropriately process your response, you MUST answer the question above
Sincerely,
*** ***
Dear *** *** - Thank you for forwarding the below complaint to my attentionI have looked into the matter at hand and would like to establish the facts first as per the Revdex.com protocol and then further state what actions have been taken and are being pursued as well in regards to *** ***
***.1) On March *, 2015, *** *** signed a year license agreement for a serviced office space, which is hereby attachedThe agreement commenced on May *, and was set to expire if and only if a member gives notice to vacate at least days prior to the end of the term which was April **, 2016. This essentially put his date to send a non-renewal notice of January **, 2) The day notice spelled out in section of the license agreement was not givenA notice was given on February ***, which already surpassed the date he had to give notice and his agreement renewed, and was then effective from May *, to April **, 2017.3) Later that month, on February ***, 2016, *** *** acknowledged he was liable for the term of his renewal and asked if we could start showing his office to other prospects which we agreed to do in an effort to mitigate any downtime on the office. This email is attached as well4) On May *, 2016, *** ***'s payment electronic transfer for May license fee was bounced back and he was advised of this that daySee attached correspondence.5) At the same time this happened, *** *** emptied out his office and fled overnight6) On May *, 2016, a notice of default was send to *** ***, giving him a time to cure the defaultNo response was ever received to the noticeSee attached.7) In an effort to limit his liability, an offer to settle was given to *** ***That offer is attached and had a deadline to response of May ***No response was ever received through today's date of June ***Now that the facts have been established, it is quite disappointing to learn that *** *** has now written what he has hereThroughout the time he was at Jay Suites, both the front desk and center manager have confirmed that not even one time had *** *** complained about noise or cleanlinessThis is all an effort to break free of his personal liability he has to Jay SuitesIn fact, our attorney is in the process of filing a civil suit against *** *** and his firm for the defaultA total of $18,is due to Jay SuitesIt is our hope that *** *** would come to a settlement before the lawsuit is filed.Sincerely,Michelle A***Jay Suites
Dear [redacted] of the Revdex.com, It is very unfortunate that [redacted] does not recall the events as they happened. Fortunately, we have a paper trail of exactly what happened from commencement to default and have provided evidence proving such. I am re-attaching that evidence here. Further, the claim that [redacted] brings up about a lease is completely not applicable as we do not have a lease. We actually signed a license agreement which works like a hotel accommodation and does not provide any property interests therefore there is no landlord-tenant here; we are the licensor and [redacted] is the licensee. Throughout the time he was at Jay Suites, both the front desk and center manager have confirmed that not even one time had [redacted] complained about noise or cleanliness.This is all an effort to break free of his personal liability he has to Jay Suites. Our attorney has drafted the documents for a civil suit against [redacted] and his firm for the default. A total of $18,9961.09 is due to Jay Suites and we will be pursuing this in the civil court of NY. Sincerely,Michelle A[redacted]Jay Suites
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: Clearly this business uses the term license in an attempt to avoid having to comply with rental regulations in NYC. However, our agreement was always referred to as a lease by the "leasing agent" and the terms of the agreement are more like a lease than a license. It was for an office rental for a period of one year for the consideration of rent paid. I can see that this dispute will not be resolved as JaySuites seems more interested in making money off of an empty office by charging me for it than by pursuing new tenants and providing a valuable service. That said, I would like my complaint to remain unresolved on Revdex.com because it would not be a proper notation to say that it was resolved satisfactorily. Kind regards,[redacted]
In order for the Revdex.com to appropriately process your response, you MUST answer the question above.
Sincerely,
[redacted]