Is this fair or not fair whats should i do?
150619
That is so not fair. He should not get mad if you got sponsered and he didn't He's probably just jealous so i say to not wory about it. He'll probably get over it sometime
813338
Demand that you want your money back by any means possible.  You are right.  It isnt fair.  You are entitled to your money back and if they don't give you your money back then that's against the law.
870068
Check the wording of your rental agreement carefully. A reputable landlord (are there any?) would not charge or hold back on your deposit for things considered "fair wear and tear".  It sounds like your landlord is trying it on, assuming your description of the problem is fair and accurate.\n\nIf you are a student talk to the housing officer at your university/college. If you are a private renter contact the letting agency you got the property from.\n\nIf you didn't go through a letting agent then contact your local citizens advice bureau.
1001984
Sorry but, nothing is fair. Sometimes experience trumps education or degrees, sometimes it is the other way around. Sometimes it is just a personality choice. Sometimes it is personal, sometimes it is professional. It happens, if your that unhappy find something else. Sorry if I didn't help. Your welcome if I did.
595902
Nothing in life is fair .Everything you do will be disliked by someone and you can't help that  no matter how much you try to do something that is fair to everyone you just cant do it .So I say do it if it  feels right to you and MOST others but other than that  You just cant do it !
1102836
My first thought is to move on. However, that also depends on the amount. You have a responsibility to take care of your family. I also think about the principle of the matter and you should FIGHT!! How many others have been treated like this? Or how many more will there be if you don't step up?  I also would like to point out that your mutual friends will probably feel forced to choose sides. But if he goes to your church he should do the right thing in the first place. That is wrong of him to with hold your money! Good luck with your choice.
1173426
If you bid on it, and changed your mind, it isn't fair to the seller.  It isn't fair to other buyer's who saw your bid.  You've wasted other people's time and energy.\n\nA deal is a deal as they say.\n\nIf there is some type of extenuating circumstance that you couldn't reasonably anticipate, you might try to work things out with the seller.\n\nYou should just suck it up and pay for the item. \n\nYou might ask the seller not to ship it, and be able to save on shipping charges.\n\nNext time, wait until you're sure you want it before bidding.
646020
Off course - no harm in doing so. At the most it can be wrong judgement on your part but then if it's a right judgement think how much a timely help is worth!
1115798
No your not doing the right thing. Think about this, it's like he's paying for your services. HHHHMMM
785717
NO! He/she are being paid their full (fair market) asking price, less your share/payment, from the gov. and they can get in serious trouble by asking you to pay more.
361550
No, as this is not fair on the other one and you wouldn,t want them to do this to you.Get over the so called one that you love and find someone who is better,because if they are not with you then there is someone better then them.
890983
I've answered this question for you before.  What are you doing?  Waiting until someone agrees with the way you want to handle it?\n\nIf I see this question from you again, I'm going to be checking that you're abusing the system.
938922
Gently tell her what you told us.  You should not be forced to do what you're not ready for.  It's not like you're ruling it out - you're just not ready.
359192
You need an attorney. Is he not fair just because you don't like his rulings or his he violating or misapplying the law? If it's the 1st case, that's too bad. If it's the 2nd case, your attorney will file an appeal to the next highest up judge who will review his rulings..
41657
First, you might want to stop thinking of him as stingy, this is not helping your perception.\n\nSecond, think of him as only willing to pay for what he gets. If you just do a fair job, with no extras, then why should you get extra? Does he pay you a fair wage for what you give the job?\n\nIf you do extra things to benefit the company, then document it and let him know about it. Be sure to tell him when you do something extraordinary. \n\nYou shouldn't think it will hurt his feelings to be asked to compensate you fairly.
895599
My thought is that you have accounted for 70%, and they recommend that you save/invest at least 10% of each check.\n\nLeaving 20%.  In theory fair is 10% each, but if you're not going to "use" all of your 10%, put some extra in savings and let her use what you don't put in savings.\n\nBut make sure that both of you have to agree to take the money out of savings, or it may move without your say so anyway.
1063860
Do the only thing you can do... let them know and see what happens. That is really your only legal option, unless you go with them.