Address for Quality Cabin Rentals
Kiaora, Does anyone out there know where quality cabin rentals is based. These fallas did not let me or my partner know that we were still paying for a cabin that we longer stay or have anymore?My partner had given the cabin back on the 7/09/2020 which these fallas picked up on that date. My partner checked his my msd because he had stuck a redirection in for it when he first started renting he checked it and he was still paying for it from this date😳no contact no email no call at all from him that my partner was still paying for this. How dishonest is this i mean we got 5 kids to provide for and for Dave(QualityCabinsLtd) to do this and be so dishonest is sad. The cabins were lovely we looked after it paid the rent on time and not one call did he tell my partner he was still paying for it...14 weeks later...
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