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Has anyone else successfully got back a 'non-refundable deposit' on course fees. The deposit was paid towards course fees but then a change of circumstances meant I had to pull out of the course. As only 10 days had gone by and the company had not done ANYTHING which would have cost them anything financially I strongly believe that to say the deposit is non refundable is JUST A JOKE!
Fair enough, they obviously need to protect themselves from having people sign up for a course they are not serious about, and having to refund these applicants. BUT surely it is unfair to say that a genuine and early change in circumstances will never merit a refund?
I would be more than grateful for any advice, routes of complaint etc.
You could complain in writing to the principle of the college explaining the circumstances which caused you to withdraw from the course, he/she may make a discretionary offer but they are quite entitled not to.
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Hello & NON REFUNDABLE COURSE FEE DEPOSITS!
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