Anonymous wrote:Robbed how? No refund of fees? You get $82, which is more than many clubs are giving around here.
Anonymous wrote:There is no way 20,000 kids play rec soccer for Loudoun.
Anonymous wrote:Not only am I out the ~175 paid for the season, but I also had to buy uniforms for my child, which also never got delivered.
Do the math, one of the emails said what, 20,000 kids registered. Bare minimum that's 3.5 million dollars for the season. Probably significantly more with all the travel teams and Adult leagues.
Where the hell did all that money go for a non profit organization that is mostly volunteer? Maintaining the fields? The majority of those fields are on school properties, and what is maintaining them anyways? Cutting the grass? All the non school ones have turf.
We have been robbed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This one is tough. Lot of companies out there struggling as well as consumers. We paid a whole lot more than this (travel) and aren't getting anything back.
But you got 70% (7 out of 10 months) of what you agreed to pay for. Rec parents got 0%.
Please stop complaining.....you're out $160, we're out numerous times that (even accounting for the 70/30 split you refer to).
Robbery is robbery, no matter the $$ amount. Thousands of rec parents out $160 is a lot of money. How many travel parents are out $1k? Also robbery. Hundreds of thousands, perhaps millions taken with no services rendered.
Mandatory donations. Is that American? Is it legal?
Agree. Everyone should email the BOD and voice concerns. Their email addresses are on the website.
Anonymous wrote:Yep. I am initiating a chargeback for services not rendered.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This one is tough. Lot of companies out there struggling as well as consumers. We paid a whole lot more than this (travel) and aren't getting anything back.
But you got 70% (7 out of 10 months) of what you agreed to pay for. Rec parents got 0%.
Please stop complaining.....you're out $160, we're out numerous times that (even accounting for the 70/30 split you refer to).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This one is tough. Lot of companies out there struggling as well as consumers. We paid a whole lot more than this (travel) and aren't getting anything back.
But you got 70% (7 out of 10 months) of what you agreed to pay for. Rec parents got 0%.
Please stop complaining.....you're out $160, we're out numerous times that (even accounting for the 70/30 split you refer to).
Robbery is robbery, no matter the $$ amount. Thousands of rec parents out $160 is a lot of money. How many travel parents are out $1k? Also robbery. Hundreds of thousands, perhaps millions taken with no services rendered.
Mandatory donations. Is that American? Is it legal?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This one is tough. Lot of companies out there struggling as well as consumers. We paid a whole lot more than this (travel) and aren't getting anything back.
But you got 70% (7 out of 10 months) of what you agreed to pay for. Rec parents got 0%.
Please stop complaining.....you're out $160, we're out numerous times that (even accounting for the 70/30 split you refer to).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This one is tough. Lot of companies out there struggling as well as consumers. We paid a whole lot more than this (travel) and aren't getting anything back.
But you got 70% (7 out of 10 months) of what you agreed to pay for. Rec parents got 0%.
Anonymous wrote:Loudoun soccer has board members being paid $150k? How? Why?
If it was a community rec sports league like CYA for instance, I would think OP was being whiny and dumb (not to realize there are costs associated with running the organization that the org needs to cover in order to keep running--an admin or two who work in the office, costs to run demosphere or similar, insurance, every volunteer background check has a fee, costs to run your cc and cost to refund your cc, costs to mow and maintain the fields, etc etc etc.
But I don't know anything about how Loudoun Soccer operates.