In April I signed a lease agreement with Sundance Rentals for the property which is 1411 NW Bell Ave. I received an account number as well as other bank information that would allow me to direct deposit the monthly rent into their account. I proceeded to set up the direct deposit amount of $550.00 to be withdrawn on the first of each month, as per the lease agreement. The events that followed are this: My bank Armed Forces Bank sent out a direct deposit which was declined by their (Sundance Rental's) bank in which case a check was sent out, unbeknownst to us. The check, which is numbered 9001, was sent out and was not cashed by their bank until the 9th of May. This lead to a harassing phone call on May 27 in which a clerk told us that we were going to be evicted if payment was not received along with a late fee before the next morning at 10 am; we were in California because my husband had just come home from Afghanistan. My husband and I spoke to a Mr. David King, who told us that it was a mistake that they had received the payment but someone had overlooked it, he also said the late fee would be dropped and legal action would be canceled. This problem which we thought had been resolved has occurred again. The people at Sundance fail to notice what the person across from them is doing and what is going on. The check that they are evicting us for is 9003, which was sent out on the 29th of June and which they deposited on July 6, meaning that their bank had received it prior to that date, the day that they sent us the evictions notice.
Nori
lawton, Oklahoma
U.S.A.
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