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    Wassick Novelty

    Wassick Novelty

    1.0
    (1 review)

    Talk about a joke of a place to work. Went in for an interview of course like most places they talk…read morethe company all up about how good it is. The owner started telling me they needed another employee because the current one they had was missing a lot of work because of health issue. He just kept going on and on about this employee. He asked me to come in the next day to see if this would be something I would like to do or that I felt I could do. I came in the next day for a couple of hours and of course this is something I have never done before. I take in all that I can and decide I will give it a try. They tell me to come in on Monday to start. I was working through a temp agency so it was basically a trial period and I knew that going in. I show up on Monday and the girl who had all of the health problems was there and she was blind sided by me being there. She had no clue of them hiring a new employe. Her first thought was just like anyone else's, she was losing her job. Moving on. I worked there a little over a week and the owner brings me into his office and asks me how I feel about working there and the company. I explain to him I felt as though I was still learning and was still slow at things but was doing ok. He then all of a sudden looked at me and said he didn't think things were going to work out. I asked why, what I had done, and if he could explain things to me. He said again it's just not gonna work. So I went to my car and called the temp agency and let them know what had just happened. The next day the temp agency explained to me the owner told them I had been told to keep my phone in my bag or my car and I did not and I was using it too much. Those words were NEVER said to me, nor was I ever talked to about this issue. So now this man who only cares about the money he makes and not about the bare minimum he pays his employees has screwed me out of my unemployment for telling a bold face lie! I hope ANYONE who reads this understands that those who line their pockets with gold doesn't care about those who have to work their ass off just buy a gallon of milk!

    Bel-Cross Properties

    Bel-Cross Properties

    1.6
    (21 reviews)

    I see a whole bunch of one star reviews, mostly focused on the issue of the security deposit. I've…read morelived in a Bel-Cross Property for not even two months, and have an 18 month lease, so that won't be my concern at this point. All I can say is I love the property I now call home. It's a 1904 4 bedroom 2 bath house with a basement, attic and double size yard. I have more deer for neighbors than humans and live less than a mile from downtown Morgantown. I moved in right before the sub zero cold snap. The house was cold and the gas boiler system couldn't adequately heat the house, but maintenance showed up with two space heaters I used for the unusually cold days. It go so bad I even had a water pipe burst, and maintenance was there in an amazing 20 minutes. I recently had a minor gas leak from my stove. Again, within half an hour I got help and everything is good as can be. So yes, it's an older home with some of the inconveniences and issues that arise...but Bel-Cross also compensates for that with on the spot maintenance. Previous to this home, I lived in a Morgantown three bedroom apartment that was supposed to be smoke free. I was probably the only non smoker in the building. I had to drive to the laundry room (and pay for every load), drive to get the mail, and walk quite a way to the garbage...up and down very icy shaky wooden stairs. So now I have a much bigger house, with my own washer and dryer. Mail is delivered right beside my front door, and garbage and recycling is at the curb. I also have three large off street gravel parking spaces to use that I share with no one else. And the rent of this house is $79 less a month than the awful apartment complex I lived in! So five stars so far, and I'm just not worried about the security deposit at this point. What's more important is does the property management firm properly manage the property?

    Yes, the reviews are true! If you can rent from someone else, I would. They took my entire security…read moredeposit to fix all of the stuff that should have been fixed BEFORE I moved in. I had a leak in my roof for months before I could get someone to fix it. The rents are cheap for a reason, you are going to be dealing with issues.

    Idlewood Enterprises

    Idlewood Enterprises

    2.0
    (5 reviews)

    Went from a 4 bedrom, 2 bath 1,350 sq ft home to a 3 bedroom 3.5 bath 2,400 sq ft townhome. The…read moreproblem? I can't fit my stuff in a place that is supposed to be 1,000 sq ft. more. Luxury? Must mean the ice maker doesn't work, the dishwasher leaks, the handle comes off the sink, there is one trash location with two bins for 140 townhomes so trash is always overflowing, the busted gym equipment, no water hose hookups. Everything in the townhome is cheap, the 4 different types of 80s ceiling fans, the fencing that is made of plastic, the roads that have potholes forming, lumpy and hilly. This place I know is going to be a disaster in the winter also the pool is tiny Did I mention I pay $1650 in WV for this luxury? So what is luxury? The bathrooms in the front office and the front office itself are pretty nice. There is a playground and basketball court and that's all I have. So why did I pick this place, it was sight unseen moving from Texas, I needed a what I thought was going to be a bigger place, a decent pool, working gym equipment, modern fixings, and dog friendly...which on paper this place looked like it would be. The only thing that is legit, is I have my dog here.

    This is a horrible place to rent from. The office staff is rarely in the office, the pool is not…read moreheated like advertised, the grounds are filthy, they let the garbage overflow into the street before they have it picked up. They don't enforce people picking up after their dogs, and they don't have any number other than the main number to call if issues arise. For a place that is supposedly luxury, they don't provide blinds for their units, regular mowing of the grass, cleaning before move in(but they do charge previous tenants for it), grounds cleaning, or luxury finishes in the units. They do a really poor job of running a business and just about everything else!!! I will be moving as soon as my lease is up!

    Ondo Rentals

    Ondo Rentals

    4.0
    (4 reviews)

    I subleased a house in South Park from an employee of Ondo Rentals, Robert Severt. Worst rental…read more(and sublease) experience *ever*. Admittedly, some of this was probably my fault. See, I spent the last seven years in Texas, where a property with a non-programmable thermostat is all but unheard of, and the electric company advises you to install your own; so I installed a Nest in the Ondos' house, which Phil did not like one bit. Here is a chronological list of relevant experiences, good and bad: - Robert told me the house would be available in May, at the end of his lease term, before I signed his sublease. Subsequently, I found out that the Ondos specifically told him it would not be. Robert also told me the house contained an air conditioner (turned out to be a window unit, located uselessly on the basement floor). - Candi and Phil knew Robert was consistently lying to them, and also to a tenant, and expressed remorse. They were actually very kind about it, tried to find me another place to live. Candi then denied that Robert was an employee. - The house was very cool, but in terrible shape. Screen doors were ripped, the floors gouged and in need of refinishing, bathroom smelled of urine, the bedroom carpet was *disgusting*, paint was peeling in the bedroom closets, etc. Positives: house was huge, kitchen was relatively nice (updated), and furnace was new. The price was about right, but utilities were expensive. - Other houses the Ondos showed me were in *worse* condition and cost more money. - Once, I came home and the back door was wide open. Turns out my roommate was responsible, but I asked Candi if Phil had been over to fix something -- mainly because I wanted to know if someone had broken in. They took this as me accusing them of breaking into the house, and claimed that Phil never enters without calling the tenant first. - Eventually, Phil made me take out my Nest. He paid a company $174.90+ to put a non-programmable thermostat back in the house (where do you even get one these days?). Charging me $175 out of my deposit was somewhat reasonable, since I modified his house without permission, though it could have been handled better (like by allowing me to put the thermostat back the way it was myself). - In March or April, my roommate called in a service request on the dryer, which was turning but not heating. Phil came and looked at it (I was in Texas), claimed it was heating, and left. I returned from Austin to find it still not working, called Phil and left a message, and asked him to call me back and explain what he had done to make the dryer heat. - Phil entered the house without calling me back (contrary to Candi's claims that he always called before entering), again evaluated the dryer, made no repairs, and left. - Not realizing Phil had been there already, I called him again. He was more rude than usual, and then accused me of messing with the thermostat he had charged me to install (seriously?). He seemed to think I'd ripped out his replacement and put in a new non-programmable stat in its place (I had not). Every time I tried to explain it to him, calmly, he cut me off. He accused me of trying to screw with him by claiming things were broken that weren't (do people here really do that?). The conversation culminated with him calling me a moron. - The Ondos threatened to withhold my deposit until the start of next heating season (illegal under WV law) in case I'd broken the furnace. The heater was working perfectly at this point, and was likely going to be out of warranty by the next heating season, so I was skeptical. - I cleaned the crap out of that house before moving out. I didn't think I'd be seeing much of my deposit again at this point, between Phil the verbally abusive landlord and Robert the compulsively lying lease-holder, but I believe in leaving things better than I found them. - Actually, nearly all of the deposit was returned (minus the thermostat, of course). They charged me $10 for "three false service calls." For something I didn't do, $10 was pretty reasonable. They charged me $3.75 for forgetting to clean under the stovetop, also extremely reasonable. They also didn't charge me for pre-existing damage likely caused by Robert, except for the fridge shelf ($9.49 + $7 for gas). - The deposit return came through Robert, and so I asked Robert to also return me the $16.49 for the fridge shelf. That day I got a very angry call from Robert's girlfriend/fiancee, who said that they were going to give me the money but only because I was being difficult and they didn't want to deal with me anymore. To summarize, living in this house was miserable. Ondo Rentals employs a compulsive liar. Phil Ondo is verbally abusive and misanthropic. If you have to deal with them, deal with Candi, or with their daughter (who is amazingly really kind). If you don't mind verbal abuse and living in a slum, definitely rent from these people. And whatever you do, don't install a Nest.

    We had a great experience renting from Ondo Rentals! We didn't see the negative reviews until after…read morewe had already signed the lease, so we were a little apprehensive when we moved in. However, it couldn't have been a better experience. Mr. & Mrs. Ondo were very nice, and the one time something broke (washing machine), Mr. Ondo was over the next day with a replacement. When we moved out, we did our best to clean everything to the specifications of our lease. We received our entire deposit back, less money to cover the oven cleaning (which I had let them know I hadn't gotten to) and one set of broken blinds (which I annoyingly broke the day we moved out). I think the key to having a good experience is to not act like an entitled jerk. Follow the lease rules, pay your rent on time, and report anything that breaks/gets damaged promptly. (I posted this in other review sites, FYI. I'm trying to counteract the poor reviews left by the immature renters who apparently aren't ready for adulthood)

    Blind Wizard Morgantown - blinds - Updated June 2026

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