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They may or may not. I don't know. But there is a means of requesting a specific person, and they obviously take it seriously enough to send notifications. But
by function_seven 11y ago
They may or may not. I don't know. But there is a means of requesting a specific person, and they obviously take it seriously enough to send notifications.
But it's not good customer service to notify your client that their request can't be accommodated when it's too late for them to do anything about it. If the notice was prior to the cancellation-fee period, then sure, charge the fee if canceled within 24-hours. But if you give me late notice, at least allow me to late-cancel in return.
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- robotresearcher 11y agoI checked the TOS and they do not guarantee the same individual.
- jonknee 11y agoBut they make a point to allow you to book the same individual (or Professional in Handy parlance). https://www.handy.com/help#/315d90/a4db36/19c48c https://www.handy.com/help#/315d90/a4db36/19c48c If they let you book a Pro and that Pro cannot make it on late notice, it is absurd to charge a late notice cancellation fee. At least Amex is great about not giving a shit about awful TOS. If you screw your customers over and accept Amex you'll soon find out that you won't be getting paid.
- robotresearcher 11y agoNo kidding about Amex. OP said they "did a chargeback for every dollar we ever spent with [Handy]". Wow.