Our country severely cracked down on extracurricular training institutions, resulting in the closure of many training institutions. Even after closing, students must get a refund. We must understand that the purpose of the transaction is to provide services to consumers. Since there is no service for consumers, the refund is reasonable.
Training institutions must refund fees for consumers. For many training institutions, in fact, they have not provided necessary services for consumers. These training institutions have not provided services to consumers and must refund their fees. In fact, our country has certain regulations in this respect, so parents must know how to safeguard their rights and interests in this situation.
No service is not a transaction. From the behavior of many training institutions in the market, it can be seen that they did not provide services, so this is not a transaction. In the case that the transaction is not completed, it has violated the agreement. After violating the agreement, consumers must get compensation. Even if there is no compensation, it is very basic to refund the original fee.
Consumers must safeguard their rights and interests. I think it is necessary for consumers to take up legal weapons to safeguard their rights and interests, because for every consumer, an agreement will basically be signed when they report to work at that time. If you don't receive a refund from the other party, you can get a refund by agreement. If the other party insists on not giving a refund, you can report it directly to the other party.
In fact, many parents are faced with such a problem. I think for every parent, we must understand clearly in the process of applying for classes in the future, and don't pay too much in advance. If you pay too much at one time, you are likely to face losses.