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26 de abril de 2025
STAY AWAY FROM THIS RESIDENCE IF YOU DON’T WANT TO GET SCAMMED!!! YOUR RIGHTS MEAN NOTHING AT ECLA! My story is a warning to everyone planning to live here. Here’s what happened: After two months of staying at ECLA, I officially notified the residence about the termination of my lease, exactly one month in advance, as required by the contract. A few days before the planned move-out date, I encountered urgent circumstances and had to leave France early for work reasons. I informed ECLA about this in person at the reception desk, followed up with an email (which they completely ignored), and the next morning, I handed my keys to a staff member at reception. After returning the keys, I left the residence and the country. I was waiting for the return of my deposit. But what happened next was absolutely shocking… Over a month passed, and my deposit was still not returned. I decided to contact them myself. The response I received was unbelievable: they claimed that my lease was STILL ACTIVE!! The reason? Because I had left the apartment three days earlier than planned, and according to them, they “could not perform the move-out inspection.” Let me make it clear: 1. I officially notified ECLA about ending my lease one month in advance. 2. I informed them about my earlier departure both in person at the front desk and via email. 3. I handed over my keys to a staff member at reception. 4. I completely vacated the room. I fully completed all the legal steps required to end the lease. Yet, ECLA refused to acknowledge my departure and continued to charge me rent. THE MOST ABSURD PART: During all this time, I never received a single invoice for payment. Only complete silence… and then, out of nowhere, a bill. :) I’m not the only one. Many students have reported that ECLA unfairly keeps deposits and mistreats tenants. ECLA is a place where your rights mean absolutely nothing. A residence that should feel like your home quickly turns into a nightmare full of problems and stress.
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