Kidgrind,

So help me understand. I'll give you an example: if you visit a tanning bed (at least in my state), there are signs everywhere stating that if the temperature in the room exceeds 100 degrees, the patron cannot tan. It's a regulatiin that the business MUST follow for the safety of the patron.

You have paid $25 for one tanning session before your trip to the tropics to get out of the snow (LOL), you go into the booth and it's 105 degrees and the tanning folks say sorry, regulations prohibit us from letting you tan.

YET THEY TAKE YOUR $25 ANYWAY and when you return to tan again, they make you buy another tan, EVEN THOUGH YOU NEVER RECEIVED THE FIRST TAN YOU PAID FOR.

You, apparently, would not feel cheated in this scenario, and you'd find this to be perfectly fair? Help me understand that.

Remember, in the question I've posed in this forum, whether or not it's in your contract is irrelevant.

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