When you’ve already paid for services, it’s psychologically more difficult to ask for a refund than to simply not pay for services you have already received.
I recall I-think-it-was-Anna telling me that CFAR has given a refund to someone who didn’t ask for a refund but who seemed unhappy with the service received.
(I don’t claim that this fact makes that psychological trait entirely irrelevant here.)
I recall I-think-it-was-Anna telling me that CFAR has given a refund to someone who didn’t ask for a refund but who seemed unhappy with the service received.
(I don’t claim that this fact makes that psychological trait entirely irrelevant here.)