baylor3217
Junior Member
What is the name of your state? Texas
I am in Texas but I think this online subscription business about investing is based in Arkansas (or the blog owner resides there).
I’ve been a member of their site for many years and pay about $700/year in a one time payment every August 15th.
I was recently laid off in September and reach out to them to get a refund for the 11 months of service they haven’t yet provided. I’m trying to cut every expense possible in these trying times.
here is their response to my request:
“I am sorry to hear that. I can cancel it so that it does not recur but your annual was taken on August 15th and we do not normally refund in whole or on a pro rata basis after more than a month on an annual has passed. I am willing to refund $200 and say no hard feelings and hope to see you back on the site some day.”
is this legal? 700/12 is $58/ month. Even if I granted them 2 full months to be nice that’s $116 and they’d owe me $584but they want to give me $200 and say “no hard feelings”?
what recourse do I have here?
I am in Texas but I think this online subscription business about investing is based in Arkansas (or the blog owner resides there).
I’ve been a member of their site for many years and pay about $700/year in a one time payment every August 15th.
I was recently laid off in September and reach out to them to get a refund for the 11 months of service they haven’t yet provided. I’m trying to cut every expense possible in these trying times.
here is their response to my request:
“I am sorry to hear that. I can cancel it so that it does not recur but your annual was taken on August 15th and we do not normally refund in whole or on a pro rata basis after more than a month on an annual has passed. I am willing to refund $200 and say no hard feelings and hope to see you back on the site some day.”
is this legal? 700/12 is $58/ month. Even if I granted them 2 full months to be nice that’s $116 and they’d owe me $584but they want to give me $200 and say “no hard feelings”?
what recourse do I have here?