AAA U.S. Tae Kwon Do College

We enrolled our son to this place. At first everything seemed fine with this place. We signed a contract with AAA indicating that we were committed to have them pick up our son after school for the year. What we didn’t know is that AAA was inflexible when we moved out of the area before the end of the school year. Paul, the proprietor of this place, insisted that we pay for the rest of the year because of the contract. Aparently there is no clause that makes provision for this situation. We blame ourselves for that, but we found that Paul’s unwavering attitude to the letter of the contract left us with a bitter taste in our mouths.
I am sure good things happen at AAA, but our last impression was that the proprietor was more interested in lining his pockets rather than to serve families.

Since my first review we have learned and experienced many things that have left us feeling unsettled and disappointed: AAA conducts «fundraisers» about every quarter. We find this odd as the business seems to exist for the profit of the owners. For whom are we supposed to be fundraising?
This is in addition to a policy of regularly nickel and diming parents: test fees, photos for an extra price, competition fees, etc. Master Paul and Master Tim ostensibly want to grow their business but are not interested in improving their product.
Master Paul and Master Tim do not lead all the classes: often they are led by teenage children, however the regular amount is charged. This was not disclosed as a regular policy when we signed up.
In the last six weeks we have changed our son’s school and our pick up needs have changed. We did not ask to pay any less for the after school program though we were receiving far less services. Now we are moving out of state and therefore will not use the last week of the after school program at all. Master Paul refused to give us any discount and insisted that we have a contract and we must pay the full amount.