The inevitable chavs who go for botox somewhere so unprofessional not to even take credit card payments probably don't know how to use the internet.
Seriously it's just a shed with a 5gallon drum of botox and a cheap rate if you bring your own syringe, right?
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Previously on "Why do women think appointments made are optional?"
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostThere are some interesting observations about charging for cancellations etc. in Freakonomics - you need to price it right, otherwise it's no deterrent, just a cheap way to pay off any guilt that the person may be feeling.
had a a quick look their search tool seems a bit poor?
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostRather than take bookings by email, it's surely not beyond the realms of possibility to knock up a Wordpress site with a booking calendar and a payment mechanism in it, so people can book online and pay? Reckon you could have it done in an afternoon.
Doctors don't chase for payment (that I've seen) because you don't pay them.
Dentists can, because you pay for your treatment. And for those that don't pay for their treatment, they lose their place.
Oh right yes, ignore me.
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Originally posted by MaryPoppins View PostDoesn't sound like there is a website?
How do docs enforce the cancellation fee then, I assume they chase it as a debt?
Doctors don't chase for payment (that I've seen) because you don't pay them.
Dentists can, because you pay for your treatment. And for those that don't pay for their treatment, they lose their place.
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostPaypal integration into the website which takes bookings. Simples.
How do docs enforce the cancellation fee then, I assume they chase it as a debt?
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostI would like to but its not really practical. A lot of bookings are taken by email/phone so unless you cough up and get a credit card facility (not cheap) its not gonna happen.
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Postyou should at least charge a booking fee. no one takes you seriously until they have paid you money
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Originally posted by vetran View PostNo sounds about right
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I agree with Dodgy, get the money up front. Especially with new clients, wife is a childminder and the various ways people messed her about was astounding. She went a bit more professional and upped her prices & rules then suddenly everyone pays on time. You will get more from recommends than advertising if you do it right.
Certain people and unfortunately classes are just not worth having as customers.
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No sounds about right
How to Remove Hair From Pigs | eHow.com
I agree with Dodgy, get the money up front. Especially with new clients, wife is a childminder and the various ways people messed her about was astounding. She went a bit more professional and upped her prices & rules then suddenly everyone pays on time. You will get more from recommends than advertising if you do it right.
Certain people and unfortunately classes are just not worth having as customers.
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Originally posted by russell View PostTake a deposit up front? Not exactly a business savvy you lot.
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Originally posted by Arturo Bassick View PostOoooohhhh, never thought of that. I have a blow torch for doing roofing felt!!
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View Postlives, FFS!
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Originally posted by Support Monkey View PostNo problem we have a flymo in the garage
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Originally posted by Arturo Bassick View PostCan I make an appointment for Mrs Bassick, shouldn't take more than a week.
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