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  • Ariana
    Advanced Daycare.com Member
    • Jun 2011
    • 8969

    #31
    I agree with CH that this relationship has probably already gone South for this to happen. Like most parents with this kind of attitude, the daycare can only take so much before they stop doing favours for people.

    Daycare is more like season tickets for football rather than a service being provided. You buy the space and the space has rules. Games are played whether you attend or not and they can stipulate when to close the doors and not let spectators in etc.

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    • Blackcat31
      • Oct 2010
      • 36124

      #32
      Originally posted by Unregistered
      They are being investigated. Since DHS is the one paying. That's tax payer money. And since the daycare retaliated, they are being escalated. Upper management approval. They dig themselves a deep hole. Couldn't handle someone being late because they have Dr appointments. And I also have screen shots of their heartlessness to put all over review pages. First time late. And only sick with doctors note... And still paid for the sick days. But they refused to provide service and care food needy families on Snap and subsidy programs, they might just lose all access to subsidies.
      Wow. I hope they sue you for slander.

      This is a perfect example of entitled.
      You don't get what you want so your goal is to ruin their business.

      No wonder why this world is so messed up

      I would be concerned about what type of message this sends to my child.

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      • Unregistered

        #33
        Originally posted by Blackcat31
        Wow. I hope they sue you for slander.

        This is a perfect example of entitled.
        You don't get what you want so your goal is to ruin their business.

        No wonder why this world is so messed up

        I would be concerned about what type of message this sends to my child.
        Lol. No this guy is entitled. And not only is he in trouble with DHS, but he let me record him yelling at me for keeping my money for future services he doesn't want to render. So now he's got to worry about his business license because im disputing that too with consumer affairs. He's not a nice guy. Loves yelling at people. I'm a business administration major and work in chargebacks for visa and MasterCard. I know my rights.

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        • Unregistered

          #34
          Originally posted by Cat Herder
          I charge tuition, with a contract, per slot. It does not matter if the child attends or not, the tuition is still due or your child will no longer be enrolled. If payment was reversed, I'd take you to court on the theft of services with easy documentation to prove it. Tomato. Toma"to.

          Why didn't you ask them in advance if you could arrive late for your child's Dr. appointment? Did they exclude because your child was still sick? Most places have an exception for well-child checks to the late arrival policy with notification. Some exclude if the child received immunizations.

          To be honest, losing a subsidy is not the worst thing to happen to the center. Not accepting it at all has been the best business decision I have made. I can enforce my policies without clients feeling entitled to try to force me to comply with their personal wishes. My business is mine.

          This seems such a small issue to have gone to this point. I suspect this is not the first time you and this center have had problems working together. It isn't heartless to enforce policies that benefit children and providers even if it inconveniences parents.

          First time. Always prepaid, and early picked up whenever I could . Never ran an errand after work. In case of increment weather I came Asap because I also was a daycare teacher.

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          • Unregistered

            #35
            Also I forgot to say, he's a pastor and this is a church daycare.

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            • Unregistered

              #36
              And other locals are coming put to speak against him too. He's not s good guy.

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              • Unregistered

                #37
                And one more thing, they were my Dr appointments scheduled by my PCP as referrals for ASAP care. I didn't have a choice in times. Nor enough notification time.

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                • Unregistered

                  #38
                  Also not should I have to tell you about my health as it is my right to privacy. Sometimes you just have to offer empathy.

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                  • Blackcat31
                    • Oct 2010
                    • 36124

                    #39
                    the empathy is diminishing with every post made...

                    I can easily read between the lines.

                    You are mad because things didn't go your way.
                    Retaliation is your goal

                    I understand that sometimes life isn't always fair and I accept that. It's called being an adult.

                    You want to claim privacy in regards to your health but have no issues slandering someone/a business for your own personal benefit.

                    All under the guise of "knowing your rights". ::
                    That's code for "entitled"



                    I have only one word of advice;


                    KARMA.

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                    • Cat Herder
                      Advanced Daycare.com Member
                      • Dec 2010
                      • 13744

                      #40
                      Originally posted by Unregistered
                      Sometimes you just have to offer empathy.
                      You first.
                      - Unless otherwise stated, all my posts are personal opinion and worth what you paid for them.

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