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Originally Posted by Wyldpytch
I'm really glad threads like these exist so people like me who mostly just read on 2p2, get to know which coaches/people to steer clear of.
+1 to North Squad's post.
I am just glad threads exist like these so people can see the consumer-seller relationship and how it should never be done.
Why not pay when you receive services? Even hookers do this better, right? I have never gone to a store, bought a refrigerator and then lost the ability to eat and take back said refrigerator and gotten my money fully refunded. Typically, what happens, is there is a store credit or the smart consumer does not buy a fridge and return unless it is faulty or does not fit in their house or something. Now, had I maybe purchased the refrigerator for a smaller price to try it out for thirty days and return it, that would be one thing, but people don't do that with refrigerators. However, with poker, why not just pay $200-$300 at the time of the first lesson, try it out, and then lock up a few more lessons if all goes well?
I might not be at the top of the bottom 1% on this site as far as poker abilities but with business decisions I don't think I am in the bottom half and this is just bad business here...on both ends. If you run a business such as offering coaching, there should be some sort of contract that is signed. I used to get lessons from Chris Wallace and I have never heard of him (or other coaches I know, some personally) ever having issues besides students not showing up for lessons or minor scheduling mishaps. This is not rocket science...
smh