I was wondering what is considered "enough" time in advance for cancelling an appointment? I sometimes feel guilty if I have to cancel the same day ::embarrassed: But then I read about clients cancelling without notice. what is typically good form? Obivoulsy, realizing that the more notice the better.
cancellation etiquette
- Thread starter godfather_77
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As soon as you know, preferably via phone call not email (unless she is an email only sp -- if she is both, use the phone)
A good reason is "something came up, but I would like to call you again to reschedule"
A bad reason is "I decided to see someone else, but maybe when I have time I'll give you a call."
A good reason is "something came up, but I would like to call you again to reschedule"
A bad reason is "I decided to see someone else, but maybe when I have time I'll give you a call."
I would say etiquette dictates you let her know as soon as you know. Sometimes this might mean a last-minute cancellation, but what can you do, right? Most ladies will be fairly understanding if you are polite enough to let her know, and if you're not a chronic canceller/rescheduler.
As much time as you can give 
Things happen on both sides sometimes and cancellation or postpooning (I couldn't help it ;P ) can be inevitable. Just as you would like as much notice as possible, would we. But honestly a lat minute cancellation is 100% better than none!
XXXKittie~
Things happen on both sides sometimes and cancellation or postpooning (I couldn't help it ;P ) can be inevitable. Just as you would like as much notice as possible, would we. But honestly a lat minute cancellation is 100% better than none!XXXKittie~
