A warning has been issued about Aptive Pest Control, a company that has been accused of being "sketchy" and claiming that customers have signed contracts when they have not. The warning was posted on social media by a resident who had a negative experience with the company. The resident claimed that they had called Aptive Pest Control to inquire about their services, but were pressured into signing up for an expensive monthly plan.

"They wanted me to sign up for an expensive monthly plan of setting out bait traps, but the quote did not match what I was expecting," the resident said. The incident has raised concerns about the company's business practices and has prompted other residents to come forward with similar experiences. Aptive Pest Control has not commented on the allegations, but residents are advised to be cautious when dealing with the company. The warning has been shared widely on social media, particularly in the University Heights neighborhood where the incident occurred. Parents in the Buffalo Public Schools district may also be interested in the warning, as they consider pest control options for their homes. The city's Department of Consumer Protection may also be looking into the allegations. As the situation continues to unfold, residents can expect to see continued coverage and analysis from local news outlets. The next step will be to wait for a response from Aptive Pest Control and to see if any further action is taken.

The incident has raised concerns about the company's business practices and has prompted other residents to come forward with similar experiences.

The warning has been shared widely on social media, particularly in the University Heights neighborhood where the incident occurred.

The city's Department of Consumer Protection may also be looking into the allegations.

The next step will be to wait for a response from Aptive Pest Control and to see if any further action is taken.

A meeting may be held in the coming weeks to discuss the allegations and to consider potential next steps.