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Gran Hotel Season 3, Episode 22
#gran hotel#grand hotel#perioddramaedit#granhoteledit#marta hazas#inspector ayala#hernando#ayala and hernando#laura montenegro#gh322#northpost
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Secret Service Asked to Stop Investigating Jan. 6 Texts Amid Criminal Inquiry - The New York Times
Secret Service Asked to Stop Investigating Jan. 6 Texts Amid Criminal Inquiry – The New York Times
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/07/21/us/politics/secret-service-criminal-inquiry-missing-texts.html
“To ensure the integrity of our investigation, the U.S.S.S. must not engage in any further investigative activities regarding the collection and preservation of the evidence referenced above,” the Homeland Security Department’s deputy inspector general, Gladys Ayala, wrote to James M. Murray, the…
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Die Stille des Todes von Eva García Sáenz ist der erste Fall für Inspector Ayala, der sich auf die Jagd nach einem Serienmörder in Spanien macht, der seine Inspiration scheinbar aus religiösen Motiven findet und eigentlich schon seit 20 Jahren im Gefängnis sitzen sollte. Das Buch wurde von Netflix mit Javier Rey in der Hauptrolle verfilmt.
#Eva García Sáenz#featured#Garten Eden#Inspector Ayala#Mord#Paradies#Rache#Religion#Scherz#Spanien#Thriller#Bücher
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Hola, esto blog sies es sobre español tele drama nombre Gran Hotel que nuestro español 4 esquela ha sido observabamos para poco semanas que concentrado en tres principal episodios. Toma notas y discusión episodios en esuela ayuda con comprensivo español palabras yo estoy en spuros con también. Dura piezas estaba cuando personas habla rapido. Aye Caramaba! Visto dos pragrams a llena uno hora marca( part 4-5). Activida de mira esto episodios esta excelente conocimiento experiencia que yo usar para ayuda mi en la vida o en español más even more o era diviertido entretenimiento. Hace dos años mi papá y yo mirando todo la día. Hablabamos español todo tiempo o tratamos a. Gracioso por que mi papá decía líneas de Gran Hotel todopor encima de casa. Trata mi mejor nunca usa palabra referncia cuando tengo dura tiempo soló con poco palabras. El resumen del episodio 4 fue que Julio acabab ser inspeccionado por Ayala quién quería saber más amante de Javier’s amor Jimena, Alicia quería a saber que Diego estaba haciendo con amigo quién who da mucho dinero. Diego es Alicias esposo ese momento pero ella realmente amor Julio! Es un gra televisión programa. Otra información es el drama parte 5 cuando Ayala quiéns inspector, el encuentra un cuchillo en Andrés’s cama y más. Eso era soló un destello en lo que que visto durante un hora pero mucho interesanta. :)
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Black Nerd Problems got the opportunity to converse with Danny Lore the writer of the upcoming comic Queen of Bad Dreams. This comic will explore aspects of the “Dream World” with the protagonist Daher, an inspector judge who calls the shots. When entities of the dream world called figments escape their realm and slip into ours it is Daher’s job to figure out whether they should let them stay or insert them back into the dream world. This interview will delve into this created world in deeper detail and also touch upon representation in terms of queerness, race and gender identity. How does all of that tell us about our movements surrounding the things that hinder us, that enlighten us? Lore expands on Queen of Dreams, and what to think about as we move towards our own.
Black Nerd Problems: Danny, I noticed that you worked at Forbidden Planet! Often times I’ve seen like comic nerds call places like Forbidden Planet a safe haven after physically/emotionally exhausting workloads. Looking back how has this world prepared you for experiences that you’ve have had with other creatives like on The Wilds? And now?
Danny Lore: I’ve worked at Forbidden Planet for years, and it is a second home to me. I’ve met some of my closest friends in the comics community in that store, be it other employees or customers. Being surrounded by comics like that means I’ve spent a lot of time not just talking about comics, but taking the time to really think about why I love comic books. Having the access to read all these projects, and then being able to analyze what I liked and didn’t like about them with other people who are passionate, both as readers and creators, has done so much for me as a writer.
I’ve learned a lot just being in conversation with some of the coolest creators in the game right now- Vita Ayala, Matthew Rosenberg and Tyler Boss to name a few- as we talked ideas, craft, and just survived retail day to day. It also helped me when it came to the little technical things about scripting for artists and editors that I might not have learned if it wasn’t for their help.
BNP: You’re a brand new comic book writer on a brand new series, being put out in the world by a newish comic book publisher (Congrats on three years Vault Comics!) who is this book for? Who, in your opinion will love it? Who will see themselves in it?
DL: Queen of Bad Dreams is for the kind of reader who wants a world that is vibrant, lively, and makes them sit back and wonder what they’d bring to it. It’s the non-horror version of watching Nightmare on Elm Street– one of the main things that make Freddy scary isn’t the specific deaths in the films, but thinking about what your nightmares would be. I wanted to create a world the reader can interact with, both on an emotional and philosophical level.
Queen is also for readers who feel frustrated with the world outside their door. It’s for the readers plagued with doubt and anger because so many people and systems want to keep them from achieving their dreams. Readers who are looking for a way out- both with escapism, because Dearbhla and Jordi have designed a killer world, and in reality.
Read on here. [x]
#vault comics#danny lore#queen of bad dreams#black nerd problems#black nerdproblems#carcosa interview
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(vía Los 10 libros en español más vendidos de Amazon)
A nadie le sorprende encontrar el nuevo libro de la autora de la 'Trilogía de la Ciudad Blanca' como el más vendido en este momento. Un thriller sobre libros antiguos, falsificaciones y el pasado familiar del ya famoso inspector Unai López de Ayala, alias Kraken. La historia se dispara cuando el exinspector de policía recibe el recado de encontrar un libro legendario (el "libro negro de las horas", claro) si no quiere que su madre secuestrada muera. Pero su madre llevaba décadas en el cementerio, ¿no?
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Eva G.ª Sáenz de Urturi regresa después de La trilogía de la ciudad blanca, con El libro negro de las horas, un thriller protagonizado por su ya famoso detective Kraken. A continuación os dejamos la sinopsis: Alguien que lleva muerto cuarenta años no puede ser secuestrado y, desde luego, no puede sangrar. Vitoria, 2022. El ex inspector Unai López de Ayala, alias Kraken, recibe una llamada anónima que cambiará lo que cree saber de su pasado familiar: tiene una semana para encontrar el legendario Libro Negro de las Horas, una joya bibliográfica exclusiva, si no, su madre, quien descansa en el cementerio desde hace décadas, morirá. ¿Cómo es esto posible? Una carrera contrarreloj entre Vitoria y el Madrid de los bibliófilos para trazar el perfil criminal más importante de su vida, uno capaz de modificar el pasado, para siempre. Me llamo Unai. Me llaman Kraken. Aquí termina tu caza, aquí comienza la mía. ¿Y si tu madre fuera la mejor falsificadora de libros antiguos de la historia? #llibreriacanillo #libreriacanillo #castelldefels #castedefelsplaya #nosgustaleer #recomendacionesliterarias (en Libreria Canillo) https://www.instagram.com/p/CaW3yGvMXf_/?utm_medium=tumblr
#llibreriacanillo#libreriacanillo#castelldefels#castedefelsplaya#nosgustaleer#recomendacionesliterarias
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And why did you shoot him?
#gran hotel#grand hotel#perioddramaedit#granhoteledit#diego murquía#inspector ayala#diego and ayala#gh312#ayala cannot even believe that he's still here at this hotel dealing with this bullshit#northpost
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Episode 306
Comic Reviews:
Green Arrow 80th Anniversary Special by Jeff Lemire, Tom Taylor, Brandon Thomas, Devin Grayson, Christopher Mitten, Ben Percy, Mariko Tamaki, Vita Ayala, Ram V, Stephanie Phillips, Larry O'Neil, Phil Hester, Mike Grell, Andrea Sorrentino, Nicola Scott, Chris Mooneyham, Jorge Corona, Laura Braga, Jorge Fornes, Javier Rodriquez, Max Fiumara, Otto Schmidt, Ane Parks, Dave Stewart, Trish Mulvihill, Jordie Bellaire, Lovern Kindzierski, Adriano Lucas, Ivan Plascencia, Mat Lopes, Annette Kwok, Mike Spicer
Teen Titans Academy 2021 Yearbook by Tim Sheridan, Darko Lafuente, Rafa Sandoval, Marco Santucci, Jordi Tarragona, Michael Atiyeh
Catwoman 2021 Annual Ram V, Fernando Blanco, Juan Ferreyra, Kyle Hotz, David Baron
Mystery of the Meanest Teacher: A Johnny Constantine Graphic Novel by Ryan North, Derek Charm
Infinite Frontier Secret Files by Joshua Williamson, Brandon Thomas, Dan Watters, Stephanie Phillips, Valentine De Landro, Inaki Miranda, Stephen Byrne, Marissa Louise, Triona Farrell
United States of Captain America 1 by Christopher Cantwell, Josh Trujillo, Jan Bazaldua, Dale Eaglesham
Giant Size Spider-Man: The Chameleon Conspiracy by Nick Spencer, Carlos Gomez
Black Cat Annual 1 by Jed MacKay, Joey Vazquez
Kane and Able OGN by Shaky Kane, Krent Able
Parasomnia 1 by Cullen Bunn, Andrea Mutti
Barbaric 1 by Michael Moreci, Nathan Gooden, Addison Duke
Mighty Crusaders: The Shield by David Gallagher, Rob Liefeld
Godzilla Rivals vs. Hedorah by Paul Allor, EJ Su
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Tea Time by Mirka Andolfo, Siya Oum
Power Rangers Unlimited Edge of Darkness by Frank Gogol, Simone Ragazzoni
Usagi Yojimbo: Dragon Bellow Conspiracy 1 by Stan Sakai, Ronda Pattison
Attack of the Heebie Chibis OGN by Julie Sakai, Stan Sakai
Alansbeeville by Tristan Radke
Broken Gargoyles: Sin and Virtue 1 by Bob Salley, Christina Blanch, Mike Lilly, Stan Yak
Darling 1 by Michael Fleizach, Todd Hunt, David Mims
Overdrive 1 by Walter Junior
99 Cent Theater:
Villains 1 & 2 by Alberto Veloso, Crystal Pandita
Demonio 1 by Juan Ramon Lapaix, Joel Vazquez
Worst Possible World 1 by Denis Languerand, Jorge Hermosilla
Roofstompers by Alex Paknadel, Ian Macewan, Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou
River of Sin by Kelly Williams, Chas Pangburn
Glenn asks a question
Additional Reviews: Last Book You'll Ever Read, Loki ep4, Owl House s2e4, Succession s1, Fear Street part 1, Girl on the Third Floor, Boss Baby 2
News: Omninews, Amazing Spider-Man Beyond artists, Phoenix Echo mini
Trailer: Many Saints of Newark, Clifford
Comics Countdown:
Crossover 7 by Chip Zdarsky, Phil Hester, Ande Parks, Dee Cunniffe
Department of Truth 10 by James Tynion IV, Martin Simmonds
Daredevil 31 by Chip Zdarsky, Mike Hawthorne, Di Benedetto
Specter Inspectors 5 by Bowen McCurdy, Kaitlyn Musto
Canto and the City of Giants 3 by David Booher, Sebastian Piriz
Beta Ray Bill 4 by Daniel Warren Johnson, Mike Spicer
Usagi Yojimbo: Dragon Bellow Conspiracy 1 by Stan Sakai
We Only Find Them When They're Dead 7 by Al Ewing, Simone Di Meo
Barbaric 1 by Michael Moreci, Nathan Gooden, Addison Duke
Black Widow 8 by Kelly Thompson, Elena Casagrande, Rafael de Latorre, Elisabetta D'Amico, Jordie Bellaire
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Qué estuve escuchando #57
Este blog está de regreso después de un receso voluntario.
Esta vez con un podcast de entrevista a un actor de una gran serie.
Nuevo Qué estuve escuchando.
No Sabes Nada #76 – El Reemplazante y Sebastián Ayala
Luego de una embarrada financiera que le costó al ejecutivo de finanzas Carlos “Charly” Valdivia una sentencia de prisión por tres meses, ahora debe reconstruir su vida. Ya no en una lujosa casa ubicada en la cota mil, sino que en una humilde casa en San Miguel en la que además viven su papá Dionisio y su hermano Pancho. Y de trabajar desde su cómoda oficina de trabajo en Sanhattan, ahora ocupa el puesto de profesor reemplazante de matemáticas del colegio Príncipe Carlos, en el que Dionisio además es inspector, y su hermano Pancho también trabaja como profesor. Aquí es donde parte la historia de El Reemplazante, y si no la ha visto, solo diré: Véala.
El Reemplazante salió al aire en 2012, poco más de un año después que los estudiantes salieran a la calle para demandar una mejor participación del Estado en la educación pública, y el fin del lucro en la educación, resumido en la consigna “educación gratis y de calidad”. Y vaya que tomó este hecho contingente.
A lo largo de sus 24 episodios, vamos conocemos la realidad de los estudiantes provenientes de familias de bajos recursos, que se las tienen que arreglar ante un sistema educativo que permite que se otorgue mejor educación a quien puede pagar más, cubierto en la serie desde distintas aristas, pero que en la serie decidieron ir mas allá y abordar situaciones que revelan aspectos de la sociedad que quedaron abandonados por las mismas razones que llevaron a que se tenga el sistema educativo que se tiene hoy.
El reparto está muy bien en sus roles. La transformación que va viviendo Charly, interpretado por Iván Álvarez de Araya (Mauro Pastene en Los Archivos del Cardenal), encaja muy bien con la interpretación del actor. Pero el que sin duda se lleva el protagonismo, es el grupo de actores en los roles de los estudiantes, los que pasaron por un taller que les permitió mimetizarse, y sentir que el curso que se ve en pantalla, se sienta real.
Sus dos temporadas están en Netflix. A riesgo de sonar papagayo: Si no la ha visto, véala. Se está perdiendo de una muy buena serie.
La razón por la cual escribo todo esto, es porque el podcast No Somos Nada invitó a conversar al mismísimo Maicol de El Reemplazante, Sebastián Ayala. Hablaron de su carrera, de su experiencia en la serie, y de sus proyectos posteriores.
Dato jugoso del podcast: Cuando llamaron a Sebastián para el casting, él hizo primero el papel de Zafrada, mientras que el rol del Maicol estaba interpretado por otro actor.
No Sabes Nada · Episodio #76 - El Reemplazante y Sebastián Ayala
No Sabes Nada está disponible en SoundCloud, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, y otras plataformas de podcasts.
El Reemplazante está disponible completa en Netflix.
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THE WATER RITUALS
In the Spanish city of Vitoria, Inspector Unai López de Ayala, known as Kraken, gets a double whammy from his lover and boss, Deputy Superintendent Alba Díaz de Salvatierra: She’s pregnant, and the father might not be him but her dead husband, Nancho, a serial killer. His pursuit of Nancho in The Silence of the White City (2020) left Kraken with serious head injuries that have impaired his ability to speak. Though he narrates in a gritty first person, he regularly visits a speech therapist and rarely talks to others, preferring to conduct conversations in the texts peppered throughout. A message from Kraken’s partner, Estíbaliz, brings more bad news: Kraken’s first girlfriend, graphic novelist Ana Belén Liaño, has been murdered. Intermittent flashbacks to 1992 present their idyllic teen romance and provide an intriguing counterpoint to the main noir narrative. Sáenz’s large, boldly painted canvas includes a plague of inexplicable suicides by young women. Kraken’s collaboration with his own group of colorful irregulars—hacker extraordinaire Golden Girl; Tasio Ortiz de Zárate, long imprisoned as a serial killer but exonerated; street-wise skater MatuSalem; and others—is this story’s most enjoyable feature. The murder of one of Kraken’s old friends indicates both that he’s dealing with a serial killer and that he might be the killer’s focus.
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The Silence Of The White City by Eva García Sáenz
The Silence Of The White City by Eva García Sáenz, translated by Nick Caistor, Vintage Crime / Black Lizard 2020
In August 2020 I spotted a review for this novel by "Rough Justice" in Crime Fiction Lover which had been shared onto the Crime Fiction In Translation Facebook group. I'd promised myself I would buy the book as soon as I saw it on sale in a local bookshop. The plot seemed of interest and set in the Basque County it was a new location for me. Seeing a Netflix recommendation for a film of the same name further generated my intrigue and having failed to find the book locally, I ensured it was top of my Christmas list.
Three days after unwrapping it I have read from start to end and since then watched the movie on Netflix! Please don't be tempted to rush to watch the movie though until after you have read the book. Reasons for this are given in my final paragraph.
It may be late December but this is one of my favourite novels of the year and it is precisely one superb example of why I enjoy international crime fiction so much. Not only have I enjoyed a thrilling and unpredictable crime novel with a compelling back story and credible lead character, but I have also been given a fantastic insight into the history, geography, culture, and food of the Álava province of Spain.
Eva García Sáenz de Urturi is a very successful author in her native Spain and her novels are also very popular in Latin America. The Silence Of The White City is set in the historic city of Vitoria-Gasteiz and is the first of the White City triology featuring Unai López de Ayala, known as Kraken. The translation by Nick Caistor, a past winner of the Valle-Inclán Prize for translation who has translated novels by the likes of Juan Marsé, Eduardo Mendoza, Manuel Vázquez Montalbán and Roberto Arlt is flawless. The Basque flavour is retained with use of a few words such as Cuadrilla which refers to a group of friends, the names of festivals and some appetising dishes. Just the kind of things I like to Google between chapters!
Inspired to join the police force after Vitoria is terrorised by a series of ritualistic murders twenty years earlier, Kraken is charged with investigating a new set of double murders using almost exactly the same modus operandi. A famous archeologist Tasio Ortiz de Zarate was convicted of the original murders after being arrested by his twin brother Ignacio, who was at the time a police inspector. Given the former is still incarcerated, Kraken and his colleague Estíbaliz have to discover if these are copy-cat killings or if the wrong man was convicted.
The investigation swings through a range of suspects and motives, while we read about the old town of Vitoria-Gasteiz, the regular festivals that see the killer strike, the surrounding countryside including many abandoned villages. Mystery surrounds the relationship between the Ortiz de Zarate twins and gradually we learn secrets that have never previously been revealed.
The story has a very contemporary feel where mysterious messages are left on Twitter for Kraken apparently by the imprisoned Tasio leading to concerns that he is being unduly mislead by a convicted murderer. Competing media outlets increase the pressure on the police investigation, particularly upon the new deputy Superintendent; while the unknown perpetrator is able to keep one step ahead. In a parallel story we also have a historical glimpse into high society with the interaction between the rich bride to be of a successful industrialist and her doctor from a humble background. Gradually we learn the significance of this with a startling revelation.
This is just the kind of rich novel that I enjoy, with surprises and twists that keep you turning the pages. Kraken is an appealing main pratagonist with a tragic recent history, while there is scope for more focus on Estíbaliz in subsequent stories.
I believe this novel has perhaps not received the attention it merits in the UK, it may have suffered from not getting the correct distribution channels to appear wider in British retail book stores (prices on the rear appear only in US and Canadian currency) and has missed the benefit of a good publicist. This is strange as Vintage Crime /Black Lizard have successfully promoted Henning Mankel, Jo Nesbø et al. Rest assured I've discovered many great authors this year and Eva García Sáenz is certainly up with the best of them. "The Water Rituals" , the second book in the Inspector Unai Lopez de Ayala series comes out at the end of March 2021. I'd urge you to read "The Silence Of The White City" as soon as possible get up to speed before then.
Just a final word, while the book is a whodunnit, this is not the case for the movie shown on Netflix which is more of a "hedunnit". Therefore I would strongly urge you to read the novel before watching the film which reveals so much from outset and misses lots of the charm of the book. It also features an implausible chase over the Cathedral roof which does not occur in the novel. While it is worth watching afterwards, a series would have better captured the detail, feel and cultural nuances of the novel.
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Fabien Borgondo - Hofborg Properties - Scammer
I wouldn’t reach out to Hofborg Properties. Though they have cheap listings how they handle things is abysmal. They have the nerve to charge a brokers fee and won’t meet you to show you the apartment OR at the very least.
They are very unprofessional and I had an unpleasant experience with Hofborg Properties as they were brought in by a corrupt Board to cover up their dirty work. Despite numerous complaints from Customers and tenants, help was limited at best
to be very careful if you work with this company. They don't always give you all the information that you need. I was in contact with Fabien Borgondo and I cannot recommend him.
I would like everyone to be aware that Fabien Borgondo is a scammer and would want to prevent anyone else from being cheated by this fraud
Here are a few other negative reviews from other customers.
Adam Marvin: Do not rent with this Scammer Fabien Borgondo. They are unprofessional and have abusive billing practices. I signed an addendum to my lease lowering my move-out payment by $1000. After I moved out, the $1000 reduction was not included in the move-out bill. They said that the lease addendum was rejected. They said it "wasn't approved by corporate" even though it was signed by both the property manager, and myself.
After speaking with both their central billing office and the property about 5 times each, they would not change the bill. Neither the central billing office nor the property claimed to have the authority to change it. I would have taken them to small claims court, but I moved out of the area. These criminals were going to send it to collections.
Do not rent with them. You will lose your money, your time, and your patience.
Athena James: It is no coincidence that the only good reviews about this Scammer Fabien Borgondo are from his employees. This company took control of a senior building my mother resides in. They immediately raised her rent to more than they advertise remodeled units. A 48% increase if he did not sign a year lease or 28%=$200 increase if he did agree to lease. My mother called the manager asking if they would bring the lease to her to sign as he is on oxygen and unable to walk to the office. They refused. I wrote a letter which they ignored. My mother's health has been negatively impacted by the severe stress they have caused. Moving is not an option for her. We don't know how long he has to live. Hofborg Properties does not care about its residents at all!! DISGRACEFUL!!
Amanda Grey: Fabien Borgondo is a Fraud. This has been my worst experience with an apartment company. I lived in this apartment for two years, the first year being under a different company. Once the company changed to Hofbrog Properties, the experience was not pleasant. Now, having moved out, we haven't been able to get in touch with this company after calling several times to management. We've called customer care, still no response. I am very displeased with the lack of communication. I have paid my rent on time every month, yet no one can return my calls or emails now that I'm no longer leasing with them. Someone replied back to an email, saying someone would get back to us, yet they never did. It's disrespectful and I wouldn't recommend anyone stay with this company.
I would prefer the company not to respond to my review. If you would like to respond look up my name and give me a call. Thank you. Please take some action against this cheat Fabien Borgondo.
Daniela Mindtle: Hofborg Properties is the worst company I have ever dealt with, Specially Fabien Borgndo the Scammer. They have horrible customer service, staff are uneducated and have little knowledge of their job. I am owed money from this company that I should have gotten in November and it is now February and I have received nothing. They will tell you they will follow up with you and write your name and number down but nobody ever gets back to you trust me! This company is greedy they have no problem going after you when they want your money but have no problem ignoring you when they owe you money. I would never rent from this company nor would I let them run your property. Horribly ran the company.
Mellisa Berger: It's been 8 weeks and Fabien Borgondo still hasn't given me my security deposit back, despite the fact that I received a move out a statement that I would get refunded in full. It's very inconsiderate to do this to tenants during a moving period, especially considering how high moving expenses can run. All in all im very disappointed I do not recommend Hofborg Properties to anyone.
Racheal Marleen: Horrible company! I have attempted to contact them numerous times with absolutely no response. I would check into the property management before renting an apartment- and I suggest you stay away from ANY AND ALL Hofbrog Properties owned apartments. i Would Really Like to report this scammer Fabien Borgondo to The Legal authorities in order to make them take some action
Derek George: So far since this Fraud Fabien Borgondo has bought the property it has been a complete disaster. They don't know how to maintain the pool properly. Tenants including my kids had chemical dermatitis due to acid buildup in the pool. They weren't really going to do anything about it. We called the health inspector and had it shut down. A week later they still can't get it right. How about hiring a pool specialist. I know of a dozen people that have already moved out due to how poor this company is run.
Jennifer Peterson: MOVE IN WITH EXTREME CAUTION AND RISK, THIS SHOULD BE YOUR ONLY AND LAST OPTION!! If I could give a negative star rating, there would not be enough room. FABIEN BORGONGO IS A CHEAT & SCAMMER. Please be Careful of such cheats.
Nayelli De Cruz: I would give Hofborg Properties 0 stars I have called multiple times to complain and no one answers the call. I had the worse experience with this new company that took over the apartment I lived in. I just finalized my contract and there trying to bill me for things I asked their staff before turning in my keys. The manager Fabien Borgondo at this location humiliated me and argued with me with false information their staff provided. he did not care I'm pregnant and was just going on making look stupid. I will just say do not rent at any locations owned by this company that does not care or bother to train their managers and staff properly.
Mellisa Ayala: BY FAR THE WORST PLACE I HAVE EVER DEALT WITH, I FEEL LIKE I'M IN A PROJECT BUILDING, THE STAFF IS NON RESPONSIVE, I HAVE HAD ISSUES FROM THE DAY I MOVED IN UP UNTIL NOW. NOTHING BUT ISSUE AFTER ISSUE WITH THE APARTMENT, FROM BLACK MOLD, TO NO HVAC FILTER, TO DIRTY AND BROKEN KITCHEN COUNTER TOPS AND CABINETS, PEELING TILES IN THE BATHROOM, DRAINING ISSUES, HOT WATER HEATER ISSUES, REPAIRS NOT DONE PROPERLY, NO CLOSET DOORS, BY FAR DISGUSTING. I HAVE EMAILED A BOOK OF TIMELINE EVENTS WITH PHOTOS AND VIDEO TO HEIDI TROTTER STILL HAVE NOT HEARD BACK, BUT I WILL NOT PAY ANOTHER DIME UNTIL SOMEONE CONTACTS ME AND GETS THE ISSUES RECTIFIED. BEWARE OF SCAMMERS LIKE FABIEN BORGONDO WHILE PURCHASING A PROPERTY!!
These are just a few angry people who wanted to complain against this cheat! please read these comments and be cautious while dealing in properties so that you avoid this scammmer Fabien Borgondo and other such cheats like him.
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