Unfortunately, I fell into the same trap as the person above. I paid more than QAR 6,000. The way they lured me and my family in to accepting the deal was non other than by deception. And deception is not a trait of smartness or intelligence that should be commended in business. Business should be governed by rules of ethics. People who cheat people and lure them into signing contracts almost immediately without giving them sufficient time to review and study the conditions should be penalised by law. It is not improper or wrong to change ones mind (actually it is perfectly normal, it is part of being human). Why should one lose all the money he paid just because he decides that it wasn't such a good deal after all. The maximum that should be applicable in such a case is a penalty fee for cancellation (an international norm) and really should not exceed 10% especially if the person decides to cancel within a few days.
Are there any competent lawyers out there that can help and advise?
Unfortunately, I fell into the same trap as the person above. I paid more than QAR 6,000. The way they lured me and my family in to accepting the deal was non other than by deception. And deception is not a trait of smartness or intelligence that should be commended in business. Business should be governed by rules of ethics. People who cheat people and lure them into signing contracts almost immediately without giving them sufficient time to review and study the conditions should be penalised by law. It is not improper or wrong to change ones mind (actually it is perfectly normal, it is part of being human). Why should one lose all the money he paid just because he decides that it wasn't such a good deal after all. The maximum that should be applicable in such a case is a penalty fee for cancellation (an international norm) and really should not exceed 10% especially if the person decides to cancel within a few days.
Are there any competent lawyers out there that can help and advise?