Anonymous on 09/04/2012

They are back, if in fact, they ever left. It doesn't help when other tenants in the building have them and don't tell the landlord. To live next door to someone who cares little about anyone other than themselves is also a no win-win situation.

This is a nightmare and to know the person(s) responsible for these critters pays less rent than I do is maddening. Nothing like rewarding bad behaviour.

If you live close to someone who has nothing but clutter in their residence this is a p

Anonymous on 10/08/2010

They are back and in full force. They seem to stem from the bathroom. The reign of terror continues. Why would I want to tell the landlord...they will only blame the tenant once again...getting tired of that game for sure?! It is now Oct/2010. I still paid full rent when I was forced into a hotel the last time they sprayed at my expense. Frankly, I don't have that kind of money.

Firefly on 10/07/2008

Capital Health was called in for an inspection October 3, 2008 but I have been suffering for months. Pretty sad when you have to use makeup to cover bug bites to go to work...by the way that doesn't work anyway. Don't believe the stories of how they don't hurt when they bite because it's all bull. It's a pschological terror to live for months on end with these things especially when someone else in the building didn't report it initially. Hello, welcome to my neighborhood!