An office staff member opened up my private mail which contained a check for $600, and they deposited it into the apartment's corporate account! I'm NOT kidding! The envelope did not even have the apartments name anywhere on the envelope, nor, on the check.

I of course did not get the money the day I confronted them, much less the same week. This meant I could not pay my electricity bill on time, or, have cash for food.

When I confronted management about this issue, they said, "this happens all the time, we're only humans, we all make mistakes." I don't understand how someone could possibly make this mistake on accident. Come to find out, the post office does not distribute the mail, rather it is the office staff.

I never heard an apology, but luckily my father is a lawyer and we were able to get the money back, and, I had them pay for my electricity bill.

User Responses
From: Anonymous	Date: 11/05/2009
Looks like you're too stupid to write a complete and coherent sentence. I'm sorry your life is so sorry that you find it amusing to spend your time writing something absolutely absurd concerning something you know nothing about--and oh, the apartment number was on the envelope, and it's daughter, not son. Truly, get a life, bro.
From: Anonymous	Date: 11/23/2009
So basically the mail service and the bank made the same mistake, yet you feel the need to only blame the office staff. Get over yourself you crybaby loser. The commons was a great place to live, but I can see how it would suck for a douche like you with no friends or life. (nice response the same day 3 years later, you totally have a life LOL)

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