Hi Jessica, I'm sorry to hear how you feel about your experience using flatfair. It's important to note that we act as an intermediary to help facilitate agreement between tenants and landlords when end of tenancy charges are raised. The final amount after charges are established is due to the landlord and not flatfair. In this case, negotiations between you and the landlord didn't lead to agreement so the case was sent to an independent adjudicator for a final decision. The law, as well as the evidence presented, was considered by the adjudicator and the final decision was made. This decision was that the charge was legitimate but the amount was reduced from the original charge. The result, as well as a detailed explanation for it, was shared with you and we received a challenge from your co-tenant. After reviewing the challenge, it was clear that it would not impact the original result. We however, as a gesture of goodwill, agreed to a further reduced amount with you to facilitate the closure of the case and I can see that payment has now been made in full so the matter is settled. I acknowledge that during these discussions, there was a delay in reaching out to you and we apologise for this. Given however, that we followed the process that you signed up for (i.e. and independent adjudicator settling the case under circumstances where agreement wasn't reached between parties) and also went above and beyond this by agreeing a further reduced amount with you (which you've somehow attempted to turn into a negative), we are disappointed to receive this review and it's clear that it represents an unfair characterisation of the service we have provided. If any further clarification is needed, please reach out to us via endoftenancy@flatfair.co.uk Best regards, Damola Customer Operations Manager