I am a Section 8 HCV recipient who has lived at Cable Ranch Apartments for 1 year. For nearly a year I’ve submitted formal complaints about:
Richman Properties/Wilhoit Properties and Conservice are billing tenants at Cable Ranch Apartments (8611 Waters Edge Dr, San Antonio, TX 78245), including HUD HCV recipients like me, for utilities they can’t legally provide. I got a $60 bill for July 16–18, 2024—covering a day I didn’t live here—despite CPS Energy being San Antonio’s only approved provider. CPS says they don’t share meter readings with Conservice. The lease mentions a $50 utility connection charge but says nothing about Conservice or CPS exclusivity. This smells like fraud hitting San Antonio’s poorest.
The PUCT needs to stop this theft by Richman/Wilhoit and Conservice.
Instead of responding, management ignored me — a retaliatory "silent treatment" — and now they’re attempting to evict me under the guise of "bad faith" complaints. But I filed formal reports to the following agencies:
THIS IS THE COMPLAINT FILED WITH THE TEXAS STATE BAR REGARDING THIS UNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOR FROM A BAR MEMBER (and his agents working upon his behalf)
Let them know this is clear, documented retaliation:
Copy and paste this message and email the press contacts below:
Subject: Retaliatory Eviction by Wilhoit Properties – Please Investigate To whom it may concern, I urge your newsroom to investigate Cable Ranch Apartments (Wilhoit Properties) for retaliation against a Section 8 tenant who filed legitimate complaints to HUD, the EPA, the BBB, and the Texas AG. Documentation of complaints and the 30-day notice to quit are available at: https://cableranchapts.neocities.org Thank you.
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