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In graphic and elaborate details, the New York Times has, in a June 28th, 2009 article "Renters Get Swindled and Scammed", unwittingly made the case for myBrooklynApartment.com.
Through compelling anecdotes, Ms. Teri Karush Rogers, who is a freelance writer with the New York Times, recounts all the various schemes and scams that unscrupulous individuals are employing to defraud renters and rob them of their dream of finding an apartment in New York City.
As we have pointed out to Ms. Teri Karush Rogers in an email, these scams are at the core of myBrooklynApartment.com's existence. In addition to the various innovative mechanisms and services we have devised to comprehensively satisfy the needs of our clients, our raison d'etre is and has always been to provide solutions and a remedy to these shameful activities.
As our clients know,we are online and on the ground in Brooklyn, NY; hence in place and on location to provide them with unmatched piece of mind that our competitors are simply unable to replicate.
For more details on this and any other topics, feel free to contact us via inquiries@mybrooklynapartment.com or 347-413-6913.
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myBrooklynApartment.com Staff
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