Should I get my money back?

[crayolamom]

Lady, who do you think you are?

1. You find a daycare provider that is under charging. I provided care in Alberta and guess what?! My rates were $800 per month and one more shocker I WASN'T AFILIATED WITH AN AGENCY.
2. Daycare providers can't be licensed that doesn't exist. They can choose to be affiliated with an agency but many don't do that because they will loose a big cut of their income.
3.One thing that's amazing you talk a bunch of shit but still choose to take your kid there. Maybe don't quit your job and be a responsible parent and find another job before quitting.

No one will give you any kind of sympathy because it's parents like whos asses we kick to the curb. You wanted care for 1 month so you got it. I don't know any providers who would taken on a child just for one month. You got a great deal on childcare but remember you get what you pay for. She charges a low rate what did you think was going to be on the menu steak and lobster?

Now you want to report her bc she won't give you money back that is rightfully hers. Its not a providers problem that the parents are irresponsible.

It's like going to a restaurant and eating half your food than telling the waiter you want half your money back bc you don't want the other half. Lol insane

If you brother is in fact a lawyer than he should have told you that your only option is small claims court but I can let you know right now from experience that won't work out in your favour.

As for that babysitter crap I'm pretty sure my daughter gets paid 10 dollars per hour and you paid that women 2.5 an hour if that. Babysitters get paid at least min wage and daycare providers get paid let bc we get paid for have multiple children.

[Ad1986]

Working somewherewhere they don't beleive in doing tax forms to claim eligible dependants AND not having an accountant come in to do proper paycheques on pay day because 'she just didn't want to', so them telling you to just estimate how much you would think you make and potentially paying like $10,000 back at tax time, would you still want to work there?

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Working somewherewhere they don't beleive in doing tax forms to claim eligible dependants AND not having an accountant come in to do proper paycheques on pay day because 'she just didn't want to', so them telling you to just estimate how much you would think you make and potentially paying like $10,000 back at tax time, would you still want to work there?

The reasons why you quit your job are completely irrelevant. It has nothing to do with the question you asked and nobody cares why you quit.

I really don't think anyone can explain this to you more than it's already been explained. You thinking the "babysitter" owes you your money back would be similar to you thinking that the job you quit from owes you the $250 you lost in child care expenses because you didn't like working there and thought you had to quit. Pretty ludicrous. No matter what the reason for quitting, it was still YOUR decision. You can't screw someone else over because of a decision YOU made.

The analogy made saying it's like eating half your meal at a restaurant and saying you only want to pay for half because you don't want the other half is pretty spot on. It's absolutely outrageous.