I never myself did it because you have to sign something from the Church although I could use the money, even if it is just a few hundred dollars.
Please share your story!
Can you refund your money for training packages as well as auditing packages?
How do you go about it?
What advice can you give?
Thank you!
You sign your own expulsion and you sign that you won't ever sue the church. Jason B didn't get his money, because he's waiting to see if he's going to sue. If you never plan on suing, then sign the papers and get your money back. Everything little bit (or a lot) means less money in the church's pocket. What better way to collapse the CofS - repayment of all money on account.
We've elected to not ask for our a/p back.
Advance payment. It's like layaway, kind of. John doesn't want to ask for it back.
I haven't seen one of these repayment waivers for a while. Does it say you won't sue them for something related to getting YOUR money back, or is it a general get-out-of-jail-free card for them saying you won't sue their ass for anything, related to the repayment or not?
Paul
This is money on account, right, pre-paid money for services you haven't received? IANAL, but I would guess a waiver not to sue is coersion. It would get trown out by a judge since the money is rightfully yours. If I'm right (but I guess people have mulled this over time and time again), you could just sign the waiver and sue in a later stage anyway...
I made a $30,000 AP and never used any of it. I had a feeling that my C/S was going to be another Purif. I do not want to do another Purif and I dont have that kind of time. I never found out and the money is still sitting there. For at least 8 years. It was my inheritance.
I used to be the Chaplain in an org years ago. I used to route people through their refund routing form. I dont remember using the term repayment but it was years ago. I remember the routing form consisted of several terminals that would attempt to do a handling on the requester. Ethics, word clearing and I dont remember who else but it was several terminals ending with the FBO. I used to get reprimanded for letting the requester get all the way to the end of the form without salvaging him or her. I think that it would be very difficult for me to get through the routing form because I have had wins and gains in Scientology even though I do not plan to go up the bridge at this point.
I think that if you want a refund you should hire an attorney.
Jen
You don't need an attorney for a repayment - refund yes. They are two entirely different things - repayment = money not used. Refund = money back on services delivered.
No one that I know and have helped to get their repayments has done the routing form. It is NOT mandatory.
Advance payment. It's like layaway, kind of. John doesn't want to ask for it back.
You don't need an attorney for a repayment - refund yes. They are two entirely different things - repayment = money not used. Refund = money back on services delivered.
No one that I know and have helped to get their repayments has done the routing form. It is NOT mandatory. But since ex-Scios are so used to doing what they are told, they think they must do the routing form. One does NOT have to do the routing form.
If I were you, I'd get a repayment on the $30K you have on account. That's a lot of money that the CofS is using, when it could be in your pocket.