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Reply to "My hairstylist now requires a signed contract before services are rendered. "
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not a contract per se, but a check box form once I press "submit" to finalize the appt. By checking, I am acknowledging and agreeing to stuff about no-show, cancellations, and will be charged, etc. I have been a client for over 10 years. I had no issues with adhering. I am guessing that with the pandemic, clients of similar service providers cancel at the drop of a hat, and leave an otherwise booked person with a no-pay gap. Why do you have an issue OP? Are you a cancel-person? (my spouse is. he long ago switched to walk-in barber shop). [/quote] I concur with this PP - I'm curious as to why you think this is so unreasonable. It sounds like the hairstylist is trying to figure out how to get by given the economic harm done by last-minute cancelling. This has long been the policy for my kid's therapist - we have to cancel 24 hours prior. Seems reasonable for there to be a cancellation fee. [/quote]
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