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Curious about what questions they asked you... however, if you gave them your name, they could have possibly googled you and checked out your social media, and discovered something that they did not think would be a good fit.
if the online application was malfunctioning - it's possible the rejection was due to an incomplete application. Instead of assuming you were being discriminated against, why not call and ask?
For goodness sake, we can't sue everytime something doesn't go the way we want it. If you really feel wronged, ask them why you were rejected, maybe the vacancy had already been filled. Consult a lawyer for legal advice.
“We screen all applicants to ensure great compatibility with your future roommates, and to help connect you with people you'll love.”
OP - There’s your answer. You were screened and found to be non compatible with existing tenants. Not any different than meeting with a possible roommate and getting a No Thanks.
For goodness sake, we can't sue everytime something doesn't go the way we want it. If you really feel wronged, ask them why you were rejected, maybe the vacancy had already been filled. Consult a lawyer for legal advice.
The garbage truck missed picking up my trash can on Tuesday. I'm convinced it's discrimination because I'm a woman who is a senior citizen.
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I don't understand why anyone is still debating this thread (albeit silly comments as of late) but this thread is already a "dead horse" and it is still getting beaten.
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