Legal Question in Legal Ethics in Georgia

Hello!
I'm trying to get a partial refund from a company after taking two classes of a twelve class course and realizing it is not a legitimate school. Of course they will not give me a prorated refund. Before the "course" began, when I was enrolling, I did sign a paper which read that there were no refunds. The course and school turned out to be a scam; their textbook is a copy of a textbook in a three-ring binder. I just wanted to hear from a lawyer that I have no recourse, or if I had any shot at all, maybe in small claims court, of getting a ruling in my favor.
Thank you for your time!
(and yes, I know I made a huge expensive mistake!)

Asked on 4/06/11, 4:02 pm

Glen Ashman Ashman Law Office also dba Glen Ashman Attorney

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No one here has read your contract, but contracts generally mean what they say and no refund usually means no refund.

If you feel the school is fraudulent, make a complaint with the state office of consumer affairs and other regulatory agencies.

Answered on 4/06/11, 4:07 pm

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