I came Gwinnett Place to view an apartment. I turn on my cell phone the next day and there is a text message from an unknown person. Since everyone I know doesn't text me, I had a mystery to solve. I call the number back, no answer. So I text back asking who it was. I remember the male sales agent the day before staring hard at my info on my application. He told me that he was giong to call me, and I told him not to. Hours later I got another text message telling me the identity of the mystery person. My gut instinct was correct. The sales agent had lifted my info from the guest card and saved it in his phone. THE NERVE!

I liked the apartment that i viewed, but I would never move there after some stranger stole my phone number. The management should employ more trustworthy people. If your phone number is taken, what's next your identity. FEMALES PLEASE DO NOT GIVE YOUR PHONE NUMBER OUT ON THE GUEST CARD! IF YOU DO I AM POSITIVE THAT THE SAME MALE AGENT WILL BE TEXTING YOU IMMEDIATELY! READ THE REVIEW DATED 7/3/06. SHE SAID THE SAME THING HAPPENED TO HER.

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