The Letting Game, a Member of The
Property Ombudsman, aims to provide the highest standards of service to all our
customers. To ensure that your interests are safeguarded, a complaints
procedure has been introduced. This provides for the matter to be dealt with
internally by Mr Matthew Sweetman and in the event that we are not able to deal
with the issue to our mutual satisfaction, by reference to The Property
Ombudsman. If you believe you have a complaint,
please write in the first instance to the Matthew Sweetman at the address as
below: Matthew SweetmanThe Letting GameHenleaze HouseHarbury RoadHenleazeBristolBS9 4PN. Your complaint will be acknowledged
within 24 hours but no longer than 3 working days, investigated thoroughly in
accordance with established in-house procedures and a formal reply will be sent
to you within 15 working days of receipt of your complaint. If you are not satisfied with the
outcome of our initial investigation, you are provided with a further
opportunity to have the complaint reviewed by our Managing Director, at the
address given below: Jack HeadThe Letting GameHenleaze HouseHarbury RoadHenleazeBristolBS9 4PN.
In the event that the final review as
detailed above still fails to satisfy your complaint, then you are at liberty
to have the matter referred to the The Property Ombudsman. We will submit our
file to the Ombudsman on request. You are also entitled to have your complaint
referred to the Ombudsman should we fail to deal with matters promptly or do not
comply with our in-house complaints procedure within 8 weeks from the date we
receive your written notification.
Last updated at 5:04 PM 05/09/2019 by allAgents
Thank you for your feedback. I would like to question whether your frustration lies with The Letting Game or landlord of the property. You moved out of the property in question over 3 years ago and we stopped working with landlord after you moved out, partly due to the way in which they treated tenants and approached check outs.
As I hope you appreciate, it was the landlord who refused to fix your window and the landlord who issued you notice.
Regarding the return of your deposit for cleaning, we dispute that the property was left clean. Had you of had a concern about the return of the deposit, you had the opportunity to go through the independent adjudication process, as advised at the time. Your deposit was protected in line with the law. This redress was always available to you if you felt you were being unfairly charged.
Regards,
The Letting Game.