Hairdresser not turned up to my appointment in home.

Kimmywim

Hi guys booked an appointment about a month ago , had to take day off work especially to have my hair done , (im a cleaner and have only lost £36 but its the principle!) i have text her and phoned her and cant get hold of her.

what can i do now, im so annoyed.

thanks

kim
x

poppy_f1

not use her again is what i would do

kwaks

Hope that nothing serious has happened to her and find a new hairdresser.

jillymit

There's nothing you can do really. I'm sure you had good reason to have to take the whole day off for you hair appointment but if you factor your day's pay plus the hair do cost you might be better off finding a salon you can go outside your work hours.

Edit: I've just read this back and it sounds a bit condescending, not my intention at all, sorry.

I think you're going to have to put it down to experience although I'd keep trying their number just to find out why and have my two pennies worth (after I'd made sure something awful hasn't happen to them or theirs)

hartcjhart

Kimmywim wrote: »

Hi guys booked an appointment about a month ago , had to take day off work especially to have my hair done , (im a cleaner and have only lost £36 but its the principle!) i have text her and phoned her and cant get hold of her.

what can i do now, im so annoyed.

thanks

kim
x

Im sorry but I would find something better to do with my time than coming on here to whinge about something so trivial

Butlers1982

what can i do now, im so annoyed.

sue her for breach of contract.

I recon youd be entitled to all that £36 back in compo

spike7451

When I worked for Sky,we used to have to phone the customer the night before the install date or on the morning.In 60% of cases you could'nt get hold of the customer &,in a lot of cases,they'd either forgotten,cancelled or moved with the new address not passed on.
On average I was loosing 3-5 jobs a week thru no fault of my own &,if I did'nt make up my monthly quota,the money was taken off me.On average,I was looseing £100-£150 a month to 'failed jobs'.
Count yourself lucky you only lost £36.

Freddie_Snowbits

Freda does my hair, what's left of it, ad I get an eyefull