>Today I came home to find a notice on my door from property management. It was an unfriendly reminder that my lease will be up in AUGUST and if I renew now, I won’t be subjected to a higher rental rate for going month to month.
Um, first of all, there are quite a few empty spaces in the complex. It might be smart of you to make the form letter a little more enticing as opposed scolding. Use the customer service skills God gave you. Try a little marketing. You might be able to keep a few renters in place.
What’s really interesting is that today my sister told me about this really great apartment near a friend of hers, in a more hip part of town, for about $100 a month less than I’m paying now. Did I mention it would have all the same amenities I currently enjoy? Looks like I might have to move in a few months.
>Verizon has done me well. It even works in my basement, which has previously been known as the “Cell phone nexus of the universe.” (And Blue Tooth is one of those ear peices that you hang on your ear and talk into, only without wires so people DEFINITELY think you’re crazy.)
>I use T-Mobile. But I’m cheap and poor.
>I have Verizon. If you don’t mind paying a little more, it is the best bang for your buck as far as good service. My daughter has Mobile PCS… (she calls it mobile piece of sh*t)I can’t even carry on a conversation without her phone service dropping the call or cutting out halfway through. But she loves her unlimited minutes!
>I’m leaning towards T-Mobile. I’m poor, but not necessarily cheap.
>I have Verizon now and they’re ok. I don’t think I’m going to switch. I had T-Mobile 3 yrs ago for a year but their coverage was awful and I had no service when I really needed it i.e. when I was lost in the car and needed to call for directions. Maybe their coverage area is better now. I also hate Cingular.