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Reply to "Memo to my former nail salon and to my former hair salon: It's 2012. Time to accept credit cards."
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]15:50, that makes sense. Do you think that's also the reason why a salon would allow a customer to charge for the service (say, $100) but NOT put the tip on the charge? That one, I cannot figure out. [/quote] the no tip on the charge is simple. Tips are taken home at the end of the night/day. If tips are charged than salons need to hand that cash to the employees at the end of the night. Most places don't have enough cash lying around for that. When I use to waitress it worked that way. People paid in cash and credit. at the end of the night the credit card tips came out of the cash I has. So Say I had $200 in cash that people paid to me for food and I had $50 in credit card tips I would give owe the restaurant $150 in cash. [/quote] NP here - To add to this, I assumed it was also because it's hard to keep track of what amount was tip and what amount was sales - makes it messy for accounting purposes.[/quote]
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