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I've had a frustrating experience with this company, as I have not been able to get a refund for a service that hasn't been provided. Unfortunately, my son and I can't attend afternoon classes, and the morning options are already at full capacity. It turns out I needed to cancel three weeks prior to purchasing the lessons in order to qualify for a refund.
This company has denied me a refund for a service I have yet to receive. My son and I are unable to make afternoon classes. I was informed the morning classes are full and I have been told I needed to cancel three weeks before I purchased the lessons to be eligible for a refund.
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