Business ProfileforBlueground

We rented an apartment for a total of three months from Mid-February through mid-May. After we moved in, we received an email that items were missing in the kitchen and would be replaced that week. The attendant came without warning, but we let it go. Not a big deal. It might have been. Look at this list:The task that needs to be done:-To bring/deliver the following items:wine glasses - 6 soup plates - 6 cutlery: spoon - 6,serving fork - 1 wooden spoon - 1 tongs - 1 grater - 1 can opener - 1 hot pad - 1 cutting board - 1 at least 1 ****** ware pasta strainer - 1 salad bowls - 2 salad spinner - 1 (Kitchen)hand soap dispenser The real issue(s) came after we moved out. The first email we received notified us that we would be charged $150 for a missing key card. Fortunately I was still in the city, and took a pic of the key card in front of the building when I returned it. This is the email I received back:We appreciate your effort sending us this photo as proof. Can you send another photo handing it over to the Front desk of this building?I told them no, that was an unreasonable request and they let it go. THEN, I got an email about the bathroom trash bin for $105 damage charge. We did not damage the bathroom bin. The bathroom bin in question would not have cost $105 to begin with. And if I knew we were going to end here, I might have mentioned the kitchen table and floors which we found to be in absolutely unacceptable condition considering we paid *********. All that money, and they just had to charge us another $105 for damage we didnt do. Never ever ever ever again.-***********************