How can residents protect their rights and interests when users cannot use the property company's compulsory payment?

Since users can't use the property company to make mandatory payment, the fees that residents should pay should be actively filled. If the payment is unreasonable, residents can collect evidence, call the mayor's hotline, report the situation to relevant departments, and seek help and solution. This is the most efficient. Serving the people now is not empty talk, but the people have encountered problems. For example, the law enforcement department that can manage a property company receives a report on property violations and usually takes action within a few working days.

Even if the property management company is arrogant in front of the owners, it is naturally obedient in front of the relevant departments that can govern. Now there are laws to follow. Property companies charge too recklessly, causing public anger. In addition to taking the official route, it can also be exposed in local forums.

If you really dislike this property company, you can set up an owners' committee in the community to decide whether to continue to hire this property company. If not, you can change to another property company. If it is difficult to set up the owners' committee, or some hard conditions cannot be met, it is temporarily impossible to set up the owners' committee, and you can also choose to ask a lawyer to take the litigation route. It's a little troublesome, but it's more authoritative.

In the past, a certain community charged fees indiscriminately, because the air conditioning in summer was centrally managed, and the electricity charge for air conditioning was also collected by the property, which was as high as dozens of electricity. I also saw this on TV, so it will naturally attract the attention of relevant departments. Perhaps the owner also reflected before, but the possible solution is still not in place. Through the exposure of TV stations, the illegal activities of property companies are everywhere, and they are supervised by the public and relevant departments.