Well you talk about no politics in the forum, yet here we are, you understand there is a tavern on this site for that.
I like this site too. I learn alòt here and have no intention of going anywhere. I made a comment to Texscan760D. Blantonl started the discussion with me. Not the other way aound. Like he said " his house, his rules".
Thank you
That is the million dollar question, and the answer that the OP gave is not acceptable, but what about the person currently trying to put food on the table, not knowing when they are going back to work. If they subscribed in, let's say late February, then had their world turned upside down? Yes, the why question might be intrusive, but what's the right thing to do if this was the case?
You make a very good point, that could be a legitimate reason for requesting a refund. Thank goodness it's only $30 that was spent in February right before it all hit the fan in your hypothetical scenario. Not sure if doing the "right thing" for someone is the focus here LOL.
That's the very type of post that gets thes
Who is they? They is him. I actually gave him a lot of credit for his opinion on Trump.
Nah, the more likely explanation is that he's jumped to conclusions and trying to make his own political statement, similar to people who burned their Nike shoes, or liberals who initiated boycotts against various companies. It's really like ripping a huge fart on the beach, some people might hear it, but the wind will quickly carry it out to sea and no one will ever remember it happened.You make a very good point, that could be a legitimate reason for requesting a refund. Thank goodness it's only $30 that was spent in February right before it all hit the fan in your hypothetical scenario. Not sure if doing the "right thing" for someone is the focus here LOL.
In a lot of business circles it is being done for hardship cases through no fault of their own.
Corporate CEOs are taking a proactive role in helping their clients, offering refunds. Temporarily suspending payments and other monetary relief for those in dire straits. Albeit this might just be a PR move, we are seeing more and more of it.
Not sure what the policy would be on RR with regard to your scenario but we haven't seen a whole lot of focus on PR here either.
I'm sorry you feel that way. We're responding to families that are in just that situation on a daily basis. I have a friend who works for a private ambulance company as a dispatcher who was diagnosed with COVID that was not allowed to return to work until she tested negative, but she kept testing positive. She exhausted her vacation and personal time and was told that because she has a job, even though they wouldn't let her return, she was ineligible for unemployment. They finally allowed her back, but she had to cancel or try to cancel every subscription she had. It may be $30 to you, but to someone hit hard by the current situation, it could be a small amount stretched to help another week of survival.
On the other hand, if it's the policy, it's the policy.
Yes, you're absolutely right. I have a no refund policy at Firepics for donations that are made to support the site (subscriptions were terminated a few years ago,) but refunded them to a few people who asked over the past couple of months-policy can change depending on circumstances.
This is a great case in point for different interpretations of what people say. Honestly Lindsey I did not see any political bias in citywides comments.
Dude, I issue refunds all the time for circumstances. It's not a binary thing.
If you want someone to rub your feet and make you feel better this morning, go ask your wife for help. If you're cool with me, I'll bend over backwards for you. But I won't bend over forwards and you know what happens when me or this business is put on trial around here. I've got a sharp tongue and I'm not afraid to use it.
