They can discipline away but if you don't work for them it has little impact other than they might not use you again.
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My Mrs does aesthetic treatments (i.e. botox) and some woman complained. She demanded to speak to wifes manager. Despite wife insisting she was a sole trader she still kept on.
In the end, she kept on so we gave her my name and asked for it in writing. It turned up hand written on a piece of paper ripped out from a notebook. I replied - no refund.
Got that a lot. Someone pays for botox (its not cheap) then realise they can't afford it, tries it on to get a refund a day or two later. Lots of times this happened.
OP - Get someone else to act as complaints manager and do it that way.Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostMy Mrs does aesthetic treatments (i.e. botox) and some woman complained. She demanded to speak to wifes manager. Despite wife insisting she was a sole trader she still kept on.
In the end, she kept on so we gave her my name and asked for it in writing. It turned up hand written on a piece of paper ripped out from a notebook. I replied - no refund.
Got that a lot. Someone pays for botox (its not cheap) then realise they can't afford it, tries it on to get a refund a day or two later. Lots of times this happened.
OP - Get someone else to act as complaints manager and do it that way.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostMy Mrs does aesthetic treatments (i.e. botox) and some woman complained. She demanded to speak to wifes manager. Despite wife insisting she was a sole trader she still kept on.
In the end, she kept on so we gave her my name and asked for it in writing. It turned up hand written on a piece of paper ripped out from a notebook. I replied - no refund.
Got that a lot. Someone pays for botox (its not cheap) then realise they can't afford it, tries it on to get a refund a day or two later. Lots of times this happened.
OP - Get someone else to act as complaints manager and do it that way.
Seeing it has no other relevance.
Do you get yours freeThe Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostWTF has this got to do with anything?Comment
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Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostAt least she is outside IR35.
The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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