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Post by Admin on Oct 3, 2014 10:43:07 GMT -5
To start us off, this thread is for discussions regarding the laundry room
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Post by Crazy Jane on Apr 14, 2015 4:57:11 GMT -5
I've been living here for almost 20 years and the washers and driers in the laundry room always accepted coins. Recently they changed over from coins to laundry cards, but I never received a laundry card and Philadelphia Management never notified me that I'd need a laundry card. Can anyone tell me how to get a laundry card? How much will it cost? I understand that you have to charge the card at a machine before you can use it--can you give me instructions on where and how to charge the card? If I use the card and a washer or drier doesn't work, can I get my money back?
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Post by Stanley Walker on May 27, 2015 13:37:31 GMT -5
I've been living here for almost 20 years and the washers and driers in the laundry room always accepted coins. Recently they changed over from coins to laundry cards, but I never received a laundry card and Philadelphia Management never notified me that I'd need a laundry card. Can anyone tell me how to get a laundry card? How much will it cost? I understand that you have to charge the card at a machine before you can use it--can you give me instructions on where and how to charge the card? If I use the card and a washer or drier doesn't work, can I get my money back? It is not the least bit surprising that they didn't contact you. I moved in after the machines were changed and they gave me a card. You can buy a card from the same vending machine where we re-charge our cards. They cost $5. Since they gave me mine for free, I would suggest you try to get a free one before you waste your money on buying one. I would suggest calling and demanding to speak with someone who can help. Emailing them will get you nowhere. Additionally: It's not a matter of getting your money back "if" a washer or dryer doesn't work. It's a matter of "when" and "how often." As for getting your money back: You say you've lived here for almost 20 years so I assume you're familiar with how efficient, friendly, and responsive the management is. (Yes, that's sarcasm.) Best of luck to you. |
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