BC really that hard up for money?

[StirCrazy]

Originally Posted by zoaElite

A contract is a contract, funny how when the consumer breaks the contract we are billed out of the ying yang. On the same note if the provider breaks the contract the consumer is usually the one that still pays out of the ying yang... Great world we live in.

yes, but the premis was that I made 6 installments for 12 months free access to there facility. so if I paid the first instalment and they go out of business then they are not upholding there end of the contract so it is deamed null and void so why should I continue to pay for a service I am not getting. the lawyers agreed with me anyways at any rate once I told the colection company I had consulted a lawyer and was looking at leagal action against the company they droped the debit and kicked it back to the company. since the company was now defunct they couldn't come after me.

what I realy like are the cell phone contracts.. if you want to stop it early your pay out is the remainder of the contract.. not like a mortage where it is a couple months interest payments.

Steve

[mark]

Originally Posted by StirCrazy

and one a few years back with a fitness company that went out of buisness befor I could finnish paying for my membership. aparently they were choked that I felt if they went out of buisness 1 month after they signed me up then I didn't have to make any more payments other than the first. (that was an interesting one)


Steve

the bankruptcy sure must of been hunting for money for the creditors on that one