We are seeking yourhelp and highlight of an issue we are facing against my former Landlord, LewisOperating Corporation (LOC) of Rancho Cucamonga California. Had we been livingin California we would have taken this matter to court, but we are living inNew Jersey. After moving out from the LOC apartment and moving to New Jersey wemade enquiries concerning our deposit and was told that we owe LOC. Our deposit was$600, however, LOC is deducting $88.23 for Ista final bill (accepted), $75 fordrywall repair (accepted), $182.65 for proratedcarpet replacement, we used bleach to their carpet; we never used bleach toclean the carpet and the carpet was cleaned two or three times by LOCsubcontractors; the clear patches on the carpet are the locations of ourbedroom dressers, entertainment center and writing desk. Pictures taken by LOCand in LOC possession can clearly confirm this statement. $100 for two permitshowever, we have returned one and we have a note from LOC that they havereceived one, so that deduction should be reduced to $50. $50 for carpet scan, that is unequivocally LOC responsibility and $354.49 for vinyl replacement; thelight stains (LOC has the pictures) were caused by LOC leaking washer andrefrigerator that they came to the apartment on several occasion to fix. LOCtotal deduction is $850.37, thus LOC claims that we owe them $250.37. LOCthrough a Collection agency, Kimball, Tirey & St. John LLP negative credit score to force us to pay thisdisputed, unfair and unreasonable debt. We have exhausted our efforts to getthis issue resolved. We cannot afford to go to California to resolve this issuein a California court and so we are depending you to help us. Looking to hearfrom you.
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