Pensioner Catherine Patterson is less than impressed.
Residents living in an apartment block, in Rutherglen, have finally been paid out the £250 deposit they were owed by former property manager James Gibb residential factors.
It was managed by James Gibb residential factors up until last June when residents collectively decided to change factors. She told Glasgow Live: "They had that deposit for years and I had all the tenants phoning me asking what’s happening. "Whenever I phoned them they said they were dealing with it. It takes two minutes to transfer from their account to mine, they were just playing games with us."There’s a lot of people here who are pensioners and were relying on that money for Christmas. My friend took me on holiday in December and I was relying on that money too, it was very important.
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