Legal Question in Consumer Law in North Carolina

In October, I purchased a package of classes from a trading school. Since then, I have taken 2 classes and decided the rest of the classes in the package are not for me now that I know what is involved. When I purchased, they did not explain refunds or have me sign any agreement. Plus they told me to lie on the credit application to the bank about employment to get the one year same as cash payment plan. They owe me around $20k for the classes that I don't want to take now. They will not discuss the matter. What recourse do I have? Otherwise, I am satified with the classes that I did take.


Asked on 1/06/14, 3:57 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
John O'Neal O'Neal Law Office

This situation raises several red flags. It would be a bit unusual not to have you sign any agreement or contract regarding the school, classes, or refunds. Another major concern is the prospect of you misrepresenting factual information to a bank to get financed for the courses. There must be more relevant facts than what you have shared here. You should contact a consumer law attorney to discuss this matter in detail and determine if you have any options for recourse.

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Answered on 1/06/14, 7:04 pm


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