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3 thoughts on “Datev Challenge Roth – well communicated cancellation but keeps 90 euros of your money”
Also awesome are sentences like: we have no foreign sponsor. Thats true, the sponsor is a big German company.
I now 90€ is a lot of money, the put it in the “AGB” (don’t now the English translation, its the text you agree on terms of business) and call it a fee for working on the subscription.
They even ask people to spend more. I think, their standing would have been better when they didnt take 90€ fees and just ask the athletes for support.
Wasn’t there a Sportive in Birmingham, UK, that just cancelled without any refund at all?
rings a vague bell. I guess entrants there could claim the money back on their CREDIT cards. (not debit)
depends on the cancellation clause in the contract. I would imagine in the future event organisers are going to add onerous conditions about forced race cancellations
Also awesome are sentences like: we have no foreign sponsor. Thats true, the sponsor is a big German company.
I now 90€ is a lot of money, the put it in the “AGB” (don’t now the English translation, its the text you agree on terms of business) and call it a fee for working on the subscription.
They even ask people to spend more. I think, their standing would have been better when they didnt take 90€ fees and just ask the athletes for support.
Wasn’t there a Sportive in Birmingham, UK, that just cancelled without any refund at all?
rings a vague bell. I guess entrants there could claim the money back on their CREDIT cards. (not debit)
depends on the cancellation clause in the contract. I would imagine in the future event organisers are going to add onerous conditions about forced race cancellations