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/r/AskSeattle · Aug 26, 2026, 8:35 PM

Hi! We signed our kiddos up for a summer camp. A month or so before the start of class the center canceled the class and are only offering a partial refund. This doesn’t feel right since they cancelled and no service was ever rendered. Can anyone point me to WA consumer laws that might help explain who is in the right? Thanks!

/r/AskSeattle · Aug 26, 2026, 7:46 PM

I'm currently doing some research about Seattle before looking on how to move there, but I'm currently on the tech research side and a lot of the posts here say the wifi kinda sucks... Or the providers that do have good internet have really bad customer service/or have a lot of down time I'm very deep into tech, it's just something I'm passionate about, and i plan to build myself servers for self hosting, local LLMs, NAS systems, and more, and I'm thinking of getting 5G internet (10G if that's a thing) but most posts I see are people using 1G or below, is there anyone with around 5G that have any experiences with the internet providers that would be helpful? Thanks

/r/Seattle · Aug 26, 2026, 7:43 PM

I am currently renting and am on a fixed 1 year lease term that ends at the end of this month. My landlord never gave us our lease renewal. My understanding is that landlords need to give a renewal notice or a just cause notice if they aren’t renewing your lease within 60-90 days before lease end. In our lease it states that upon expiration of the lease, the “tenants rights to occupy the premises shall cease without right to extend. The agreement shall not convert to month-to-month.” We tried calling our landlord to get our lease and they just haven’t sent it. They are notoriously behind and disorganized. We recently learned about the stipulation that you are automatically month to month upon expiration of a lease term if your landlord accepts your next month’s rent within the city of Seattle. Our hope is to go month to month which is why we haven’t called our landlords. I only recently notice the clause about our “right to occupy the premises shall cease upon expiration” but they did not provide the city-mandated 60-90 day renewal notice. We weren’t able to call on Monday during the Tenants Union call hours so was hoping someone had insight on what we should do here. My questions are: 1. Does Seattle law regarding 60-90 day notice supersede the lease for the “occupation of the premises” concern i.e could they come to us Aug 31 and ask for the keys 2. If Seattle law does supersede the above, does it also apply to going month to month Any guidance here? Thank you!

/r/AskSeattle · Aug 26, 2026, 7:27 PM

I just bought a suede jacket and I’m wondering if anyone has a recommendation on good shops that I can go to to have it protected and for future cleanings/repairs? I’m on the east side but willing to travel.

/r/LynnwoodWA · Aug 26, 2026, 7:01 PM

Does anyone have recommendations for good swim classes for a 1yr old in the Lynnwood/Mill Creek area? I’ve been looking at Goldfish Swim School and Aqua-Tots but would love to hear experiences with either, or recommendations for other places nearby!

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