Manhattan Club Lawsuit

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TMC is the poster child for timesharing gone bad.

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Attorney Jean-Marc Zimmerman has just filed more legal documents in response to TMC’s attempt to get the court to dismiss shareholder and board candidateTucker’s lawsuit to acquire TMC owners’ mailing/email list. As you can see from the DropBox documents, Zimmerman is continuing to aggressively pursue action against TMC on our behalf. I encourage everyone to take a few minutes and read Zimmerman’s filings against TMC. Don’t be left out of any future financial settlement by failing to join our suit. The retainer is less than half of what we have been charged for maintenance EACH YEAR by the admitted crooks running TMC. Contact Zimmerman Law Group now and ask them to represent you, too!

Here is the DropBox link to the reply brief filed by Jean-Marc, “Tucker vs TMC Response to TMC Motion to Dismiss.” Just copy and paste this link into your browser address bar to read the most recent filing.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/whuut69ynmqo9gy/AAC3DBSR02Q2pe5Pi1zGvuSIa?dl=0

Bob Biello

I just received a "90-Day Notice of Intention to Sell Tax Liens" showing that for quarters 2, 3, and 4 for 2018 and for quarters 1 and 2 of 2019, I have a tax due of $21,917.81. I must resolve these charges by July 19, 2019 or my property will be sold. The property address is 870 7th Avenue, which I assume is the Manhattan Club. Since I do not own the Manhattan Club, but only a timeshare interest, on which the taxes are about $380 per year, I find it difficult to understand how I owe $21,917.81.

Apparently, the Manhattan Club is delinquent in paying there taxes. However, it is also difficult to understand how the taxes for the Manhattan Club could only be $21,917.81 for five quarters.

Did anyone else receive this notice or am I the only lucky one who now owns the entire building?

hello richard,

870 seventh av is part of the building structure of TMC. the entrance to this part of the building is on seventh ave and is called THE PARK CENTRAL HOTEL, ostensibly owned by the same fraudsters owning TMC, i.e, eichner and crew. if you think something smells fishy, you're most likely correct, like 5-year-old, unrefrigerated tuna.

who sent you the "90-Day Notice of Intention to Sell Tax Liens" ? i doubt that the ny state tax dept. would send you an individual notice for your tax due on a timeshare. there are many allegedly criminally fraudulent activities currently going on at TMC that remain unexplained. hearsay has it that top management has formed "timeshare international" a limited liability corporation, perhaps a shell company, established to hide laundered monies. there's no firm proof of this, but i assume you wouldn't put it past the TMC PRINCIPALS. look for a return address on the 90-day notice envelope or call TMC financial office (who will probably threaten you with other monetary obligations.) this is a guess, but it could be that TMC is seeking to foreclose on your shares. however the number figures you note simply don't add up as your obligation. i repeat, i smell rotten fish.

richard484 wrote:

I just received a "90-Day Notice of Intention to Sell Tax Liens" showing that for quarters 2, 3, and 4 for 2018 and for quarters 1 and 2 of 2019, I have a tax due of $21,917.81. I must resolve these charges by July 19, 2019 or my property will be sold. The property address is 870 7th Avenue, which I assume is the Manhattan Club. Since I do not own the Manhattan Club, but only a timeshare interest, on which the taxes are about $380 per year, I find it difficult to understand how I owe $21,917.81.

Apparently, the Manhattan Club is delinquent in paying there taxes. However, it is also difficult to understand how the taxes for the Manhattan Club could only be $21,917.81 for five quarters.

Did anyone else receive this notice or am I the only lucky one who now owns the entire building?

richard484, I feel sorry for your situation. Herein the explanation. Pursuant to the Offering Plan, Section "Real Estate Taxes" , taxes being assessed against each Timeshare UNIT by the City of New York, therefore they are billed as a separate line item. The Timeshare Association has the responsibility of collecting RE taxes and paying to the NYC Finance on behalf of all owners.

The structure of C/O Manhattan Club is in two layers: condo unit owners and timeshare owners (we signed Condo and Timeshare Powers of Attorney). T / O /H / R Park LLCs, in most cases, are the owners of Condo units and sell 52 weeks per unit. But not always; the owner of the Condo unit might be an individual or any other corporation, in some cases an owner who purchased several interests in the same unit was assigned as a taxpayer for the unit.

NYAG Finance department provides public access to the RE tax information and billing. You may search who is the owner-taxpayer of your unit (s) by entering BBL info - Block and Lot Number; Block for the Manhattan Club is 1027. Or by the address by entering "870 7 avenue + unit number."

https://a836-pts-access.nyc.gov/care/search/commonsearch.aspx?mode=persprop

E.g. the owner of the unit Block 1027 Lot 1324 is T. Park Central LLC. Currently T. Park is behind for $25, 625.00, the amount which is closed to the lean for your unit. Since 2014 TMC has been always late with payments thus the TMC owners were covering it's past dues. On the top, TMC currently is in a lawsuit with NYC at the NY Supreme Court regarding tax assessment, case index No 0258200/2015.

richard484 wrote:

I just received a "90-Day Notice of Intention to Sell Tax Liens" showing that for quarters 2, 3, and 4 for 2018 and for quarters 1 and 2 of 2019, I have a tax due of $21,917.81. I must resolve these charges by July 19, 2019 or my property will be sold. The property address is 870 7th Avenue, which I assume is the Manhattan Club. Since I do not own the Manhattan Club, but only a timeshare interest, on which the taxes are about $380 per year, I find it difficult to understand how I owe $21,917.81.

Apparently, the Manhattan Club is delinquent in paying there taxes. However, it is also difficult to understand how the taxes for the Manhattan Club could only be $21,917.81 for five quarters.

Did anyone else receive this notice or am I the only lucky one who now owns the entire building?

fibo,

it's a rather thought-provoking task to fully understand your comments. i am not, at this point, refuting anything you wrote here; i'm asking for a simplification of your explanation. i went to the link that you provided. one of the lines lists the address of the manhattan club as 870 seventh av. when i googled that address it clearly indicated that this was the address of the park central hotel (PCH). the address of the manhattan club is clearly 200 w fifty-sixth st.

copy and paste the following fyi:

https://www.yelp.com/biz/the-manhattan-club-new-york

you might note on the above site, the majority of the reviews of TMC/"HOTEL" are from transient visitors, not owners. TMC is mistakenly listed on most travel sites as a hotel. nowhere in my TMC owner's paperwork/documents (that i noted) is it called or operated as a hotel.

this information further muddles (not that this is your intention) our issues with TMC. there is no clarity regarding who owns what. is TMC a part of PCH or vice versa? is TMC a hotel or a timeshare? we all bought our week (s) .............we thought ............as a timeshare, with no hint of a hotel affiliation, the only exception being the PCH's proximity/attached location........operated as a separate hotel entity. now, there are hints of the hotel and timeshare being co-joined and operated in common by the same criminally fraudulent owners. reliable hearsay indicates that when the PCH is overbooked, accommodations are offered in TMC, thereby taking reservation time away from maintenance-paying owners. the scam and fraud continue right under the nose of the enforcement section (louis solomon) of the new york state attorney general's office.

fibon wrote:

richard484, I feel sorry for your situation. Herein the explanation. Pursuant to the Offering Plan, Section "Real Estate Taxes" , taxes being assessed against each Timeshare UNIT by the City of New York, therefore they are billed as a separate line item. The Timeshare Association has the responsibility of collecting RE taxes and paying to the NYC Finance on behalf of all owners.

The structure of C/O Manhattan Club is in two layers: condo unit owners and timeshare owners (we signed Condo and Timeshare Powers of Attorney). T / O /H / R Park LLCs, in most cases, are the owners of Condo units and sell 52 weeks per unit. But not always; the owner of the Condo unit might be an individual or any other corporation, in some cases an owner who purchased several interests in the same unit was assigned as a taxpayer for the unit.

NYAG Finance department provides public access to the RE tax information and billing. You may search who is the owner-taxpayer of your unit (s) by entering BBL info - Block and Lot Number; Block for the Manhattan Club is 1027. Or by the address by entering "870 7 avenue + unit number."

https://a836-pts-access.nyc.gov/care/search/commonsearch.aspx?mode=persprop

E.g. the owner of the unit Block 1027 Lot 1324 is T. Park Central LLC. Currently T. Park is behind for $25, 625.00, the amount which is closed to the lean for your unit. Since 2014 TMC has been always late with payments thus the TMC owners were covering it's past dues. On the top, TMC currently is in a lawsuit with NYC at the NY Supreme Court regarding tax assessment, case index No 0258200/2015.

richard484 wrote:

I just received a "90-Day Notice of Intention to Sell Tax Liens" showing that for quarters 2, 3, and 4 for 2018 and for quarters 1 and 2 of 2019, I have a tax due of $21,917.81. I must resolve these charges by July 19, 2019 or my property will be sold. The property address is 870 7th Avenue, which I assume is the Manhattan Club. Since I do not own the Manhattan Club, but only a timeshare interest, on which the taxes are about $380 per year, I find it difficult to understand how I owe $21,917.81.

Apparently, the Manhattan Club is delinquent in paying there taxes. However, it is also difficult to understand how the taxes for the Manhattan Club could only be $21,917.81 for five quarters.

Did anyone else receive this notice or am I the only lucky one who now owns the entire building?

Spoke to him twice. Waste of time. Not sure how he looks at himself in the mirror everyday. My opinion he should be held accountable too - he threw this thing to BBB and washed his hands of it.

hello sue....o79,

accountable???........... right!.................. just as schneiderman was ACCOUNTABLE for the "wonderful" SETTLEMENT he accepted as he WON (JOKE INTENDED) the case against the criminally fraudulent TMC OPERATION AND ITS CRIMINALLY LIABLE TOP MANAGEMENT, headed by IAN BRUCE EICHNER. solomon's office has the word ENFORCEMENT in its title. i asked him how that title applies to his function. no understandable response was forthcoming. the joke's on me and any other ny resident: WE PAY SOLOMON'S SALARY, as well as schneiderman's former salary.

your further comment intrigues me: how did the better business bureau become a part of this criminal issue? that i am aware the bbb simply rates companies based on their system of pros and cons regarding the companies. where/how did their financial disbursement function come from, especially dealing with a new york state legal entity, the office of the new york state attorney general?

sueo79 wrote:

Spoke to him twice. Waste of time. Not sure how he looks at himself in the mirror everyday. My opinion he should be held accountable too - he threw this thing to BBB and washed his hands of it.

Chris V: you ask a great question about BBB. My understanding is that NYSAG selected BBB to administer the compensation program where the owners who were denied their time would be given some amount for each day they were denied. I had an associated question a while back about how were people who were denied time identified, what did they need to document their claim... and how come ALL owners were not notified about the procedures, claim forms, BBB role etc. I contacted BBB and got nothing. How anybody got on BBB's list is still a mystery to me.

My mother received a $600 check from the State of New York last year. Soloman never said anything about the BBB. I thought TMC must have paid a lump sum to the NY AG’s office and then divided it amongst the 14,000 owners.

dennis, your question is equally "great".............".....how were people who were denied time identified, what did they need to document their claim... and how come ALL owners were not notified about the procedures, claim forms, BBB role etc.?(sic)" about 2-3 months ago i received a check for $57 mailed from the BBB (much to my surprise, since i don't recall sending any documents verifying denied time; in reality i don't recall if/when i was denied time.) we can be reasonably but strongly sure that few TMC OWNERS had any clue about procedures, claim forms, bbb's role. try contacting (for a truly laughable but disappointing experience ) a deputy new york state attorney general, louis solomon, in his "office of enforcement." my experience after calling him was total bewilderment. i received no answers about anything i asked him, even his job description in the office of enforcement. in fact, he suggested that i file another claim with the new new york state attorney general (letitia james). this was, i assume, his way of cutting me short and getting me off his back with reasonable questions for which i requested an answer. should you wish to waste your time (your experience MIGHT BE DIFFERENT FROM MINE and OTHERS') call solomon at (212) 416-8109.

we owners remain in disaster mode, after the ridiculous SETTLEMENT accepted by the former nysag, eric schneiderman. we will remain in this condition unless and until we retain excellent legal representation as our spokesperson in court versus TMC and its top management, with ian bruce eichner as its head fraud leader. jean-marc zimmerman, esq might be the person we need.

dennisc283 wrote:

Chris V: you ask a great question about BBB. My understanding is that NYSAG selected BBB to administer the compensation program where the owners who were denied their time would be given some amount for each day they were denied. I had an associated question a while back about how were people who were denied time identified, what did they need to document their claim... and how come ALL owners were not notified about the procedures, claim forms, BBB role etc. I contacted BBB and got nothing. How anybody got on BBB's list is still a mystery to me.

Notice came from the NYC Department of Finance. I called the Property Tax Dept. They said that if I didn't own property, to disregard the notice. However, she didn't seam to understand the ramification of owning a timeshare and told me to contact the NYC finance dept. which must be done by email. I am waiting their reply.

Yes BBB was selected by NYAG office to administer the funds to the appropriate owners. But how this list was done - who is monitoring it is all a guess. It should be a matter of public record. Anyway- I hope everyone comes to the only conclusion that will ever get us out of this. We must have thousands in our lawsuit. We can - there are thousands of us upset. If you are on the fence don’t be. Join Mr Zimmerman. Join by credit card or payment plan but get in ! Let’s take action !

Chris: my post has nothing to do with TMC rentals to general public or Park Central Hotel. The post was addressed to those owners who want to find out who is the owner and taxpayer of their TIMESHARE UNIT, according to their Deeds. Each of 286 TMC units has an owner or assignee who is responsible for the RE tax payments for that unit. Personally, I want to know all the information on my interest and unit, and avoid receiving tax bills for $20000.

Here is the site for the TMC RE tax records:

https://a836-pts-access.nyc.gov/care/search/commonsearch.aspx?mode=persprop

Official address of the C/O Manhattan Club is : 200 W 56 Street, New York, NY AKA 870 7-th Avenue New York, NY

My unit 1616, Block 1027 Lot 1324, like other units, has been registered and assessed at the address 870 7-th Avenue. Units at the floors 22 and up are registered at 200 W 56 Str. My unit's owner and taxpayer is T. Park; other units have been assigned to individual owners, trustees, other LLCs, etc.

If you are not interested in tax information for your unit, just skip the post. Would be more productive, instead of googling Yelp, to clue up on ACRIS records, Powers of Attorney, Purchase Agreement, Offering Plan and other documents that we all signed off.

Samples of the owner-taxpayer of the unit: 16-the Floor

870 7 AVENUE #1612 Borough: MANHATTAN Block: 1027 Lot: 1321 Property Owner(s) VIN NY NY, LLC A FLORIDA LIMITED LIABILI,

25-th Floor

200 WEST 56 STREET #2503 Borough: MANHATTAN Block: 1027 Lot: 1156 Property Owner(s) HOLIDAY EQUITY LLCTY COMPANY

chrisv126 wrote:

fibo,

it's a rather thought-provoking task to fully understand your comments. i am not, at this point, refuting anything you wrote here; i'm asking for a simplification of your explanation. i went to the link that you provided. one of the lines lists the address of the manhattan club as 870 seventh av. when i googled that address it clearly indicated that this was the address of the park central hotel (PCH). the address of the manhattan club is clearly 200 w fifty-sixth st.

copy and paste the following fyi:

https://www.yelp.com/biz/the-manhattan-club-new-york

you might note on the above site, the majority of the reviews of TMC/"HOTEL" are from transient visitors, not owners. TMC is mistakenly listed on most travel sites as a hotel. nowhere in my TMC owner's paperwork/documents (that i noted) is it called or operated as a hotel.

this information further muddles (not that this is your intention) our issues with TMC. there is no clarity regarding who owns what. is TMC a part of PCH or vice versa? is TMC a hotel or a timeshare? we all bought our week (s) .............we thought ............as a timeshare, with no hint of a hotel affiliation, the only exception being the PCH's proximity/attached location........operated as a separate hotel entity. now, there are hints of the hotel and timeshare being co-joined and operated in common by the same criminally fraudulent owners. reliable hearsay indicates that when the PCH is overbooked, accommodations are offered in TMC, thereby taking reservation time away from maintenance-paying owners. the scam and fraud continue right under the nose of the enforcement section (louis solomon) of the new york state attorney general's office.

fibon wrote:

richard484, I feel sorry for your situation. Herein the explanation. Pursuant to the Offering Plan, Section "Real Estate Taxes" , taxes being assessed against each Timeshare UNIT by the City of New York, therefore they are billed as a separate line item. The Timeshare Association has the responsibility of collecting RE taxes and paying to the NYC Finance on behalf of all owners.

The structure of C/O Manhattan Club is in two layers: condo unit owners and timeshare owners (we signed Condo and Timeshare Powers of Attorney). T / O /H / R Park LLCs, in most cases, are the owners of Condo units and sell 52 weeks per unit. But not always; the owner of the Condo unit might be an individual or any other corporation, in some cases an owner who purchased several interests in the same unit was assigned as a taxpayer for the unit.

NYAG Finance department provides public access to the RE tax information and billing. You may search who is the owner-taxpayer of your unit (s) by entering BBL info - Block and Lot Number; Block for the Manhattan Club is 1027. Or by the address by entering "870 7 avenue + unit number."

https://a836-pts-access.nyc.gov/care/search/commonsearch.aspx?mode=persprop

E.g. the owner of the unit Block 1027 Lot 1324 is T. Park Central LLC. Currently T. Park is behind for $25, 625.00, the amount which is closed to the lean for your unit. Since 2014 TMC has been always late with payments thus the TMC owners were covering it's past dues. On the top, TMC currently is in a lawsuit with NYC at the NY Supreme Court regarding tax assessment, case index No 0258200/2015.

richard484 wrote:

I just received a "90-Day Notice of Intention to Sell Tax Liens" showing that for quarters 2, 3, and 4 for 2018 and for quarters 1 and 2 of 2019, I have a tax due of $21,917.81. I must resolve these charges by July 19, 2019 or my property will be sold. The property address is 870 7th Avenue, which I assume is the Manhattan Club. Since I do not own the Manhattan Club, but only a timeshare interest, on which the taxes are about $380 per year, I find it difficult to understand how I owe $21,917.81.

Apparently, the Manhattan Club is delinquent in paying there taxes. However, it is also difficult to understand how the taxes for the Manhattan Club could only be $21,917.81 for five quarters.

Did anyone else receive this notice or am I the only lucky one who now owns the entire building?

richard484 wrote:

Notice came from the NYC Department of Finance. I called the Property Tax Dept. They said that if I didn't own property, to disregard the notice. However, she didn't seam to understand the ramification of owning a timeshare and told me to contact the NYC finance dept. which must be done by email. I am waiting their reply.

It's terrible. I made a RE tax search for a couple of TMC units via the NYC Financial department website and noticed that a few units have have been assigned to the trustees. I compared these tax records with the ACRIS Deeds, the trustees own a regular 1/104 interests. Seems like a new ponsi schema.

I guess, you should have ask when you was entitled to be a taxpayer of the unit or check it on the NYC finance dept website.

fibo,

thanks for the clarification. it is helpful, useful and informative. however, part of it is still cloudy: i thought we purchasers of TMC timeshare OWNED the deeds, and are responsible for maintenance fees and the taxes on the number of weeks purchased. where does the separation of deed ownership come in? was it a cloak of mystery created by eichner?

fibon wrote:

Chris: my post has nothing to do with TMC rentals to general public or Park Central Hotel. The post was addressed to those owners who want to find out who is the owner and taxpayer of their TIMESHARE UNIT, according to their Deeds. Each of 286 TMC units has an owner or assignee who is responsible for the RE tax payments for that unit. Personally, I want to know all the information on my interest and unit, and avoid receiving tax bills for $20000.

Here is the site for the TMC RE tax records:

https://a836-pts-access.nyc.gov/care/search/commonsearch.aspx?mode=persprop

Official address of the C/O Manhattan Club is : 200 W 56 Street, New York, NY AKA 870 7-th Avenue New York, NY

My unit 1616, Block 1027 Lot 1324, like other units, has been registered and assessed at the address 870 7-th Avenue. Units at the floors 22 and up are registered at 200 W 56 Str. My unit's owner and taxpayer is T. Park; other units have been assigned to individual owners, trustees, other LLCs, etc.

If you are not interested in tax information for your unit, just skip the post. Would be more productive, instead of googling Yelp, to clue up on ACRIS records, Powers of Attorney, Purchase Agreement, Offering Plan and other documents that we all signed off.

Samples of the owner-taxpayer of the unit: 16-the Floor

870 7 AVENUE #1612 Borough: MANHATTAN Block: 1027 Lot: 1321 Property Owner(s) VIN NY NY, LLC A FLORIDA LIMITED LIABILI,

25-th Floor

200 WEST 56 STREET #2503 Borough: MANHATTAN Block: 1027 Lot: 1156 Property Owner(s) HOLIDAY EQUITY LLCTY COMPANY

chrisv126 wrote:

fibo,

it's a rather thought-provoking task to fully understand your comments. i am not, at this point, refuting anything you wrote here; i'm asking for a simplification of your explanation. i went to the link that you provided. one of the lines lists the address of the manhattan club as 870 seventh av. when i googled that address it clearly indicated that this was the address of the park central hotel (PCH). the address of the manhattan club is clearly 200 w fifty-sixth st.

copy and paste the following fyi:

https://www.yelp.com/biz/the-manhattan-club-new-york

you might note on the above site, the majority of the reviews of TMC/"HOTEL" are from transient visitors, not owners. TMC is mistakenly listed on most travel sites as a hotel. nowhere in my TMC owner's paperwork/documents (that i noted) is it called or operated as a hotel.

this information further muddles (not that this is your intention) our issues with TMC. there is no clarity regarding who owns what. is TMC a part of PCH or vice versa? is TMC a hotel or a timeshare? we all bought our week (s) .............we thought ............as a timeshare, with no hint of a hotel affiliation, the only exception being the PCH's proximity/attached location........operated as a separate hotel entity. now, there are hints of the hotel and timeshare being co-joined and operated in common by the same criminally fraudulent owners. reliable hearsay indicates that when the PCH is overbooked, accommodations are offered in TMC, thereby taking reservation time away from maintenance-paying owners. the scam and fraud continue right under the nose of the enforcement section (louis solomon) of the new york state attorney general's office.

fibon wrote:

richard484, I feel sorry for your situation. Herein the explanation. Pursuant to the Offering Plan, Section "Real Estate Taxes" , taxes being assessed against each Timeshare UNIT by the City of New York, therefore they are billed as a separate line item. The Timeshare Association has the responsibility of collecting RE taxes and paying to the NYC Finance on behalf of all owners.

The structure of C/O Manhattan Club is in two layers: condo unit owners and timeshare owners (we signed Condo and Timeshare Powers of Attorney). T / O /H / R Park LLCs, in most cases, are the owners of Condo units and sell 52 weeks per unit. But not always; the owner of the Condo unit might be an individual or any other corporation, in some cases an owner who purchased several interests in the same unit was assigned as a taxpayer for the unit.

NYAG Finance department provides public access to the RE tax information and billing. You may search who is the owner-taxpayer of your unit (s) by entering BBL info - Block and Lot Number; Block for the Manhattan Club is 1027. Or by the address by entering "870 7 avenue + unit number."

https://a836-pts-access.nyc.gov/care/search/commonsearch.aspx?mode=persprop

E.g. the owner of the unit Block 1027 Lot 1324 is T. Park Central LLC. Currently T. Park is behind for $25, 625.00, the amount which is closed to the lean for your unit. Since 2014 TMC has been always late with payments thus the TMC owners were covering it's past dues. On the top, TMC currently is in a lawsuit with NYC at the NY Supreme Court regarding tax assessment, case index No 0258200/2015.

richard484 wrote:

I just received a "90-Day Notice of Intention to Sell Tax Liens" showing that for quarters 2, 3, and 4 for 2018 and for quarters 1 and 2 of 2019, I have a tax due of $21,917.81. I must resolve these charges by July 19, 2019 or my property will be sold. The property address is 870 7th Avenue, which I assume is the Manhattan Club. Since I do not own the Manhattan Club, but only a timeshare interest, on which the taxes are about $380 per year, I find it difficult to understand how I owe $21,917.81.

Apparently, the Manhattan Club is delinquent in paying there taxes. However, it is also difficult to understand how the taxes for the Manhattan Club could only be $21,917.81 for five quarters.

Did anyone else receive this notice or am I the only lucky one who now owns the entire building?

Here at the Manhattan club. It’s 49 degrees and rainy outside and freezing in the room. Front desk is telling me that the heat has been turned off since April 17th and regardless of how cold it is in our room, legally they don’t have to supply me with any heat. Love how I’m paying $3,200 for the privilege of freezing my butt off. Finally after much complaining , I was given a rickety, old, unsafe looking space heater. Looked it up on the internet, landlords must provide heat if temperature falls below 55. Bet I could get heat at a Days Inn.

hello gina,

you report another abusive issue with fraudulent perspectives (paying the exorbitant MF of $3,200 per week and no heat in your TMC suite). if we decide as, a forceful and cohesive body of TMC OWNERS, to appeal/complain to the new york state attorney general, letitia james, your comment here should be among the many other fraudulent issues that can be listed. the TMC case could easily be reopened with the findings/background of the former nysag, eric schneiderman's as a beginning, including the persistence (or worse) of the fraudulent issues we continue to face. mr schneiderman's SETTLEMENT did little if anything in TMC owners' behalf. the honorable ms james can now run with a new and refreshed baton to win a suitable settlement that addresses the many long-standing waves of abuse we have experienced due, and related to our TMC ownership.

ginan44 wrote:

Here at the Manhattan club. It’s 49 degrees and rainy outside and freezing in the room. Front desk is telling me that the heat has been turned off since April 17th and regardless of how cold it is in our room, legally they don’t have to supply me with any heat. Love how I’m paying $3,200 for the privilege of freezing my butt off. Finally after much complaining , I was given a rickety, old, unsafe looking space heater. Looked it up on the internet, landlords must provide heat if temperature falls below 55. Bet I could get heat at a Days Inn.

Chris, Zimmerman is not for u. Just pass on it. I agree that $1250 is not going to break me but the rising maintenance fees will. Also the thought of leaving this worthless piece of asset to my wife and kids has irritated me a bit. At least Zimmerman gives me a bit of hope!

gary,

not sure of your comment....."Zimmerman is not for u." i, indeed, retained (as you said you did) him over one month ago by sending him $1.250 retainer fee. he is offering us hope we all need.

garyp151 wrote:

Chris, Zimmerman is not for u. Just pass on it. I agree that $1250 is not going to break me but the rising maintenance fees will. Also the thought of leaving this worthless piece of asset to my wife and kids has irritated me a bit. At least Zimmerman gives me a bit of hope!