Backing out of our Contract

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:WOWWW the number of internet attorneys "STICK TO THE CONTRACT!!!!!!!" is amazing. Lose the deposit and move on. GO where the kid is happy and will fit best. Yea, I can see losing a deposit but "feet to the fire" for the full payment in mid June is stupid. Then again, DCUM soccer nazi's are stupid. Why am I here.

It’s not a handshake, it’s a contract. Stop being an idiot, you’re welcome not to sign.

yOu hAvE 48 hOuRs tO siGn tHe CoNtRaCt!!!

[Anonymous]

Our club (in Charlotte area) gives 24hr! Still annoyed.

[Anonymous]

I wonder if there's a market to act lost like a youth sports agent for both player and club to broker placement team to team movement, etc.

[Anonymous]

So OP. What’d you end up doing and how’d it go?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wonder if there's a market to act lost like a youth sports agent for both player and club to broker placement team to team movement, etc.

Sounds like a good industry to start. Charge like $300 “commitment insurance”. Once you have enough parents bought in, you have the leverage to threaten clubs with a mass exodus of your/their clients if they don’t give up the player card.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wonder if there's a market to act lost like a youth sports agent for both player and club to broker placement team to team movement, etc.

Sounds like a good industry to start. Charge like $300 “commitment insurance”. Once you have enough parents bought in, you have the leverage to threaten clubs with a mass exodus of your/their clients if they don’t give up the player card.

Or you can deliver the top player away from a top club to the new one but broker the deal where if you want the top dawg you have to take another one of your players s well you get a fee from club and both players.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP updating.
We were able to back out of the contract justifying that we registered under coach A and after registering you changed to coach B. I even spoke with the DOC who tried to convince us to reconsider. My husband and I was in deblief because he wouldn't even address our concern throughout the whole season; and now he's asking us to reconsider......

Good luck OP! Glad it worked out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP updating.
We were able to back out of the contract justifying that we registered under coach A and after registering you changed to coach B. I even spoke with the DOC who tried to convince us to reconsider. My husband and I was in deblief because he wouldn't even address our concern throughout the whole season; and now he's asking us to reconsider......

Good luck OP! Glad it worked out.

Jobs do this all the time. I was denied a raise once years ago and when I went to a new job with a 35K raise, old job was ready to give it to me. Too late!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP updating.
We were able to back out of the contract justifying that we registered under coach A and after registering you changed to coach B. I even spoke with the DOC who tried to convince us to reconsider. My husband and I was in deblief because he wouldn't even address our concern throughout the whole season; and now he's asking us to reconsider......

Good luck OP! Glad it worked out.

Jobs do this all the time. I was denied a raise once years ago and when I went to a new job with a 35K raise, old job was ready to give it to me. Too late!

Leverage. It is amazing how companies do this. The execs worry about budget and attrition, but when pushed by a good employee they often cave. Reactionary and lacks foresight and a plan. But, that’s how most execs are.

[Anonymous]

Congrats OP!