ernestsewell said: matthewgrant said: yup, landlord now congrats on moving Unless he has some super old TV set, most TV sets have a Sleep Feature, that will shut them off after 15, 30, or 60 minutes. It's made for folks who fall asleep watching TV. This person has to be an idiot to not use that. Plus, if it's that loud, how are they sleeping through it anyway? Watch it be the landlord! I am thinking it's probably an old man who probably has hearing problems. I hope he takes me up on the headphone thing Earplugs have been suggested but this is the thing. Do you know how LOUD your own head echoes when you have earplugs in?! It will sound like I'm in a wind tunnel! Besides I won't be able to hear my alarm. I sleep on my side, alternating throughout the night so If I did earplugs in one ear, I'd have to keep switching everytime I moved around and no, that won't wake me up 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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Just wanted to give you a and tell you I get absolutely disgusted by the behaviour of some of my neighbors too... | |
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By the way, I know exactly how you feel about this. And those who suggested YOU wear the earplugs are way out of line.
This is the situation I found myself in when I was fighting the frogs in my pond. The way I saw it, anything I did to myself to drown out their croaking was a defeat. And I am all about winning. You will win, too. But somehow I don't think your victory will come by way of tossing your adversary into the air to see if they can fly. At least, I hope it doesn't come to that. | |
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Go to the landlord now, let him/her know you have a right to peaceable enjoyment of your domicile. They'll recognize that language. If they do not take action then go to the police.
Unfortunately after that you will be in a pickle. Either you have the right to break the lease and move due to their not fulfilling their obligations as a landlord, or you need to sue to have the others evicted. A landlord that gets calls from you and the police everyday will usually have no trouble evicting the source of the complaints, if you keep the pressure on every day. Studies have shown the ass crack of the average Prince fan to be abnormally large. This explains the ease and frequency of their panties bunching up in it. |
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Or make a flier in photoshop.
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CarrieMpls said: Call the landlord first, then the police if necessary (i.e. nothing changes).
In most apartments I've rented (and now in my condo) you can be fined for noise complaints. That should be enough of a deterrant but if it continues, just call the police as it's happening. There are noise ordinances in place almost everywhere, it's likely illegal to play the tv that loud after "curfew" times. <-- What Carrie said. There should be an ordinance in your city. I'm so happy to hear that you're closer to work! I'll call you this week. | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: You have no idea HOW BAD I want to cause a scene. I'm trying to use my shool to my advantage. A scene would be bad. real bad what you pput out - returns oneday ... contact the landlord - it's their job to deal with that kinda stuff | |
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Mach said: SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: You have no idea HOW BAD I want to cause a scene. I'm trying to use my shool to my advantage. A scene would be bad. real bad what you pput out - returns oneday ... contact the landlord - it's their job to deal with that kinda stuff this is why I'm trying to be rational about it. My last nerves are performing in Cirque De Solei though 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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If the landlord won't take care of this or is useless, then call the cops. That neighbour is disturbing the peace for you and who knows who else.
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when i read the thread title i was gonna say...step away from the prince cds
good luck resolving your problem....like others have said, go the landlord way first, then police. goodluck seems that i was busy doing something close to nothing, but different than the day before | |
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1st - I feel your pain, Supa sweetie.
2nd - I wanna your roomates () - for not warning you about "Mr. TVOnBlast".\TOB 3rd - You've tried to reason with TOB. You made him a decent offer - to resolve the issue. Which he has not responded to. The puke. The landlord should be notified. Retain copies of everything. If possible record several days of the blarring TV, at different hours - before you go to sleep. No help from the landlord, then contact the police. Maybe they can help. They need to hear the noise for themselves in order to do something about it. That's according to NYPD. I don't know about Cali. Here if you're warned and the noise continues it's a fine of $275 or so. But honestly, in a large complex it's hard to prove whose creating the noise. 4th - Ahhh...sleep - An NYPD Officer told me, in a cold *brush me off* manner "wear earplugs". I took his advise when the noises became too loud after midnight. I wear my headphones as well to listen to music, instead of noise. It's four years, now for me. Others have been subject to this same mess, much longer...14yrs. Which indicates management's lack of interest in resolving excessive noise issues. So earplugs & one song for 10 hrs. I have no resources to move. Nor can I afford $1,500 rent for a sardine can, if I do move. Good luck. But beloved, if you find your rest is being too hindered...move when you have the resources. Lack of sleep is torture. Again... I'll β₯οΈ "LemonDrop" 2DN π your "Sugar"
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as a tenant you have a right being provided quiet enjoyment by your landlord.
This is being denied you. | |
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First of all...DOCUMENT, DOCUMENT, DOCUMENT!!! Log everytime you hear the noise, log everytime you complained to the landlord, log everytime you had to call the police....LOG, LOG, LOG!!! Did I mention LOG??!!! Because as others here have said, it's in your lease and your RIGHT as a tenant to live in a place that free from annoyance, harrassment, etc., etc., I had the same kinda thing go down with me and a tenant across the hall from me. It escalated and got REAL ugly....to the point where the tenant started harassing me on PURPOSE because I had complained on him. But because I had evidence of my complaints to the landlord and all my calls to the police, not to mention that there's a city noise ordinance here PLUS it's in our lease that loud noise can't be made after a certain time of night....the tenants ended up getting kicked to the curb and I'm still here!! So, stick to your guns!! Don't suffer because of that prick! "Bring friends, bring your children and bring foot spray 'cause it's gon' be funky." ~ Prince
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