state: TN
I prepaid my former manicurist $350 for nail services. i had done this twice previously with no problem. the reason behind my prepayment was because she said she was "hurting" for money and asked if i could afford to prepay. since i had done it in the past with no problem, i agreed to do it agian. she closed her shop and when i went for my appt., she wasn't there. i reached her by cell phone 4 times and she kept blowing me off for 2 weeks. finally, i told her that i wanted my money refunded. she agreed to pay and i scheduled 3 different times to met with her to retrieve my money. she called with an excuse every time of why she needed to reschedule once again. i want to go to small claims court and i do have a copy of the cancelled check i gave her. in the "for" column on the check, it says "prepayment for nail services". i also have a gift card she gave me with the amount on it as well. nowhere does it say on the gift card that there are no cash refunds. would i need anything else in court to "prove" my case?
Rebecca
I prepaid my former manicurist $350 for nail services. i had done this twice previously with no problem. the reason behind my prepayment was because she said she was "hurting" for money and asked if i could afford to prepay. since i had done it in the past with no problem, i agreed to do it agian. she closed her shop and when i went for my appt., she wasn't there. i reached her by cell phone 4 times and she kept blowing me off for 2 weeks. finally, i told her that i wanted my money refunded. she agreed to pay and i scheduled 3 different times to met with her to retrieve my money. she called with an excuse every time of why she needed to reschedule once again. i want to go to small claims court and i do have a copy of the cancelled check i gave her. in the "for" column on the check, it says "prepayment for nail services". i also have a gift card she gave me with the amount on it as well. nowhere does it say on the gift card that there are no cash refunds. would i need anything else in court to "prove" my case?
Rebecca