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debg 
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 Posted: Aug 18 2013 at 7:20pm |
cash sale would mean u cant dispute something..........
they also can hide money on income tax................. im not saying they are but cash only is the only way to hide it from uncle sammy
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shantel75
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Posted: Aug 18 2013 at 10:05pm |
 kgreen6110 wrote:
Hmm, not sure how to feel about that. Aren't stylists carrying square readers now? |
They probably don't want to pay the fees, but I wouldn't mind. I laughed when I saw the ATM machine in her salon on Instagram.
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LovesLace
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Posted: Aug 19 2013 at 1:14am |
debg wrote:
cash sale would mean u cant dispute something..........
they also can hide money on income tax................. im not saying they are but cash only is the only way to hide it from uncle sammy |
Basically.
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Kami612
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Posted: Aug 19 2013 at 1:33am |
I definitely see a problem with accepting cash only. Cash sale = no dispute with a bank You'd have to go to the police/court to get your money back. Nvm, found the policy. No refunds, exchanges only. But paying with cash eliminates your leverage if she doesn't want to do the exchange. 
Edited by Kami612 - Aug 19 2013 at 1:42am
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missyo67
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Posted: Aug 19 2013 at 10:54am |
LovesLace wrote:
debg wrote:
cash sale would mean u cant dispute something..........
they also can hide money on income tax................. im not saying they are but cash only is the only way to hide it from uncle sammy |
Basically.
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I can see this. Also if you cater to a clientele or demographic that increases the likelihood of "scam" or potential losses I can see the cash preference.
On another note...... this exposes them to "robbery potential". I hope they have security measures in place.
I tend to pay for services such as these with cash anyway. I went to a liquor store (chain) and they don't accept credit cards either... they have an onsite ATM. LOL.
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TexturizedDiva
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Posted: Aug 19 2013 at 6:22pm |
Well I don't want to shade but on another forum they're sayin' her salon was funded with drug money... New meaning to the word hustle. And I'm pretty sure they're profiting off that ATM. I hate her self-important documentary on YT.
Edited by TexturizedDiva - Aug 19 2013 at 6:27pm
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TexturizedDiva
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Posted: Aug 19 2013 at 6:26pm |
And this video gave me a headache.....so unprofessional smh
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joileprincess
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Posted: Aug 19 2013 at 6:34pm |
TexturizedDiva wrote:
Well I don't want to shade but on another forum they're sayin' her salon was funded with drug money... New meaning to the word hustle. And I'm pretty sure they're profiting off that ATM. I hate her self-important documentary on YT.
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I can't speak on her situation but a lot of salons have that same background. They get to serve their target audience easily, cash services, and charge a grip for booth rent.
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NARSAddict
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Posted: Aug 19 2013 at 6:55pm |
GA_Diva wrote:
So I called the Snob Life Studio here in Atlanta inquiring about the cost of an 14 inch Malaysian Lace Closure. The receptionist indicated to me that they only sell Brazillian and the cost would be $100.00. So I hung up and went to Plan B, well Plan B failed, so back to SLS, I called back to confirm that the closure was in fact in stock, she said yes. So while enroute, something told me call back and ask about their acceptance of various pay types, the receptionist said "we only accept CASH ONLY, but we do have a ATM Machine in the salon"  , so I proceeded to BofA and pulled out cash. Not to put her down, but you would think being a new establishment, she would pay the extra and allow her customers the ease of paying with a CC, I mean why not? And, if you don't ask, they don't tell....Just some FYI |
Not caping for the business owner but I guess they did it that way in case they encountered an unscrupulous customer who will file a complaint and put a stop payment in order to get a free hair. Just a thought or am I wrong?
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iGotSunshine
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Posted: Aug 20 2013 at 7:47pm |
beana3 wrote:
I don't see a problem with her preferring cash only. |
me either. i recently did a sew in for $50 the girl got all on instagram and said how much she loved her hair etc etc
then a week later she filed a charge back
hell nah i dont blame her, especially in atl. this place is full of scam artists
and the drug money thing is so unnecessary let her shine damn
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