My boy plays under 10s. He registered for his club , and paid his $700 club fees.
He is simply not enjoying the game here , for whatever reasons , and would rather play elsewhere.
I know I won't get my money back.
But as he has already regd for 2013 for current club, is it a simple process to reg for another club instead?
Once registered can you change clubs
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Re: Once registered can you change clubs
and what are my chances of a part refund? probably none based on the terms and conditions, but anyone had a similar situation and asked for refund?
Re: Once registered can you change clubs
Yes you can register for another club but I believe there is a transfer process to complete and a waiting period (7 days i think)
As far as rebates go I think that will be you negotiating with the club as to how much isn't tied up in kit and FFSA registration costs. Their arguement will be they turned players away at trials for a spot your child filled. Reality is if your club is one of the Super league clubs they will have emails from parents trying to find their child a club and fill that vacated spot really quickly.
As far as rebates go I think that will be you negotiating with the club as to how much isn't tied up in kit and FFSA registration costs. Their arguement will be they turned players away at trials for a spot your child filled. Reality is if your club is one of the Super league clubs they will have emails from parents trying to find their child a club and fill that vacated spot really quickly.
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Re: Once registered can you change clubs
thanks!toffeefox wrote:Yes you can register for another club but I believe there is a transfer process to complete and a waiting period (7 days i think)
As far as rebates go I think that will be you negotiating with the club as to how much isn't tied up in kit and FFSA registration costs. Their arguement will be they turned players away at trials for a spot your child filled. Reality is if your club is one of the Super league clubs they will have emails from parents trying to find their child a club and fill that vacated spot really quickly.