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- Can my apartment complex force me to use Conservice for . . . - Reddit
So Conservice is considered to be a third party energy provider - many of them just have online systems set up that look nice and property owners could fall for it even though they can sometimes simply just be middle men making money off the small administrative fees (instead of actually adding anything additional like more utilities, they just
- Conservice Scam! : r Seattle - Reddit
It turns out that Conservice collected upwards of $35,000 during that time period, and now we are being asked by our apartment for back utilities stating conservice billed incorrectly etc NO mention of the $35,000 collected in what I call a scam because they refused to investigate it Beware of Conservice, sometimes we dont have a choice though!
- Conservice has now wrongfully charged me twice for utilities - Reddit
The money goes to the management company Conservice just bills back the utility charges received by the property to the tenant Your management company can (and should) be auditing their prebills before applying these charges to your account Doubly so because everyone in the industry knows Conservice fucks up all the time
- Conservice scam : r ColoradoSprings - Reddit
Now CONservice and pathlight are both denying that they are responsible for this and "are looking into it " I suppose I'm supposed to believe that some random third-party just called the utility company and decided to take this property out of my name and then contact con service and have them charge me extra fees just to mess with me
- Tenants sue Conservice for billing practices : r TenantJustice - Reddit
Tenants sue Conservice for billing practices If you live in an apartment that uses Conservice to handle the utility billing, if you have ever asked questions about the breakdown, you won't get them Your apartment complex won't give you any answers about utility breakdowns and will refer you to Conservice
- Conservice is a nightmare! : r Seattle - Reddit
Conservice does suck but this seems like it is a building issue if Conservice didn’t make a mistake Same thing happened to me in my old building where they had two huge leaks in the commons areas and tried to pass the cost along to us Luckily enough people complained that they adjusted it
- Conservice costs?! : r washingtondc - Reddit
So I already know they put the con in conservice I have heard nothing good about this company However - just wondering a few things for perspective I am a single female, I shower once a day, laundry, and dishwasher, plus brushing my teeth twice a day You know - usual water usage Nothing over the top
- Conservice DC Water - insanely expensive bill : r washingtondc - Reddit
It would seem that since Conservice is involved that the property has submetering equipment installed on the individual and they should be able to generate meter readings and accurate invoices I'd say that you should check your lease to see what you are expected to pay for water, and check the meter readings for your unit for when you moved in
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