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| I recently hired a service provider to work on my project. All project negotiation was done through email and I've made 50% deposit as he requested in order for him to start. Last Sunday(09/18) he sent me following message: "I am tired of this unending argument. I don't think this kind of working relationship can last. Perhaps we better cancel the order. Let me know and I will have your money refunded." I told him that I'll respect his decision and asked him to start initiate the refund. However, he changed his mind and start arguing that was only a suggestion. However, I do not think so. Do I have a case against him for breach of service agreement? Am I entitle a full refund and financial compensation for my time spent in finding his replacement and interruption to my project? My service provider resides in British Columbia, Canada. Can I file my case with a US court? |
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| HE made the OFFER (Not suggestion) and said "Let me know". You let him know you agreed and wanted the refund. He owes you a refund--but you would have to go to Canada to sue him. |
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