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Charged For Additional Lesson?
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My daughter dances on a Saturday, lessons are at a regular time
On this day. Her dance school is adding an extra lesson on the friday in half term for the upcoming exam.
We cannot attend -prior plans - yet they insist we will be charged for this additional -unrequested- lesson.
I am unimpressed by this and believe it to be wrong to charge for a service we did not request.
Where so I stand?
On this day. Her dance school is adding an extra lesson on the friday in half term for the upcoming exam.
We cannot attend -prior plans - yet they insist we will be charged for this additional -unrequested- lesson.
I am unimpressed by this and believe it to be wrong to charge for a service we did not request.
Where so I stand?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.There would seem to be no legal basis by which could insist that a charge be made for the offer of an extra lesson that you cannot accept.
You have to ask yourself whether it is worth making a principled stand over this. It would seem likely that this is being offered to improve chances rather than an unwanted sales opportunity. Over one academic year this sounds like an additional cost of about 3%. For the goodwill aspect, is it worth fighting over?
You have to ask yourself whether it is worth making a principled stand over this. It would seem likely that this is being offered to improve chances rather than an unwanted sales opportunity. Over one academic year this sounds like an additional cost of about 3%. For the goodwill aspect, is it worth fighting over?
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