[porter]

Bench just forced me to switch to an annual contract a few days ago too. What a bunch of crooks.

[Schiendelman]

Wait a minute, they pushed you into an annual contract? And now that they aren't going to perform their end of the contract?

This is fascinating. That smells like actual fraud on their part.

[ttul]

I’m sure all of this will be played out in spectacular fashion in the courts of British Columbia in the coming months. Directors in BC are liable for unpaid wages to employees. No doubt they pulled the rug just in time to ensure people got their statutory severance. But beyond that, anyone hoping for more will have to get in a long line behind secured creditors. Man this sucks.

[blakebilliet]

I'd be shocked if you didn't get reimbursed. But if you don't, let me know and Afino might be able to mitigate a portion of your losses with a friendly discount. That just ain't right.

[JusticeJuice]

When a company goes bankrupt, there’s a specific order that everyone who’s owed money gets paid out in. I wouldn’t be surprised if “operational costs” like refunds are low on the list.

[Pikamander2]

If you paid with a credit card, consider filing a chargeback.

[solidgiant]

Me too, and signed with Capchase. What are you looking to do? I'm trying to find someone at capchase, but not finding anyone...

[beibeiq]

I would LinkedIn DM Capchase folks with support or customer service titles.

[galenking]

I signed up with Capchase on a 12-month contract, too. Does this mean my contract is with Capchase and I’ll have to pay for the next 12 months even if I don’t get the service? Feels like a great scam. Sign a whole bunch of new customers in 12-month contracts and get paid upfront from Capchase in full and leave us paying off our debt to Capchase. I’m so frustrated.

[fudged71]

They also hired at least 20 people in the last 30 days according to LinkedIn