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  • So after writing my first review the owner repeatedly reached out to me. Which was very nice and showed that she cares about her customers. She reached out to me three times proposing discounts on services offered at the salon and a $25 gift card. At first I thought it was very nice and good customer service. However, with each proposal I was asked to take down my review of my experience in return. After declining discounts she even offered to give me a $25 gift card to remove my review. How can I be a true "Yelper" if I accepted her proposals? I like to be honest and Yelp about my experience to help others decide when looking for service as I do. I went to this salon because how well rated it is on Yelp. All recent ones were 4 stars and above. I can see why. Bad reviews are bribed with discounts. This is not cool! This is a reply to Maria's comment: Maria, you keep saying I asked for an additional 25% off when I clearly didn't. You weren't there when I spoke to Tiffany. She gave me a total then I reminded her about the 25% discount. If she did add the 25% without me asking isn't it common sense to let the customer know? But how could she tell me that when she didn't know? She did not proceed to do my hair. When I reminded her about the discount she had no clue about it. So therefore there is no way she gave me a total with the discount included. I don't split atom for a living but I was able to tell that she did not include the discount because again she had NO clue. After reading your reviews looks like I am not the first person to complain about your false advertisement. You also denied another customer your false advertisement of 25% off to get them in the door. If I am kindly questioning your employee with something different from what was promised, it is not confrontation. I believe it's being an informed customer. I was not being dramatic or rude. I realized that your business gave a false promise which obviously wasn't going to be delivered so I clearly thanked Tiffany and left. My budget shouldn't be your concern because you know a girl will pay decent amount for her hair. If you would have told me that the total is "x-amount" and no sign of your false advertisement, I would have paid that amount to have my hair done. The point here, Maria, it is the PRINCIPLE and INTEGRITY!!! From the looks of it your comment is quite dramatic. Just take the false advertisement off to get people in the door. You claim you are one of the best then let your work speak for itself rather than give false promises. I am not a business owner but I believe honesty works! Good luck
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