Is it a really bad thing to tell a customer you don't want to deal with that you are booked for the date they need? Not a normal practice for me, but I just did this...
Psssh. No.
If the alternative is telling someone that they are too rude to deal with, what else can you do?
I think it's tactful.
AI just tell them I am unavailable for that date. What i plan to do with the day remains my business.
Saying "Sorry I'm already booked" isn't a little white lie.
You will FOR SURE be spending at least a few minutes that day with a nice tall drink thinking of that poor sweet dear customer on the "no cake" list...right?
Is it a really bad thing to tell a customer you don't want to deal with that you are booked for the date they need? Not a normal practice for me, but I just did this...
the only potential problem can be that they may respond--well when do you have an opening
heheheheheh
yeah so keep 'i'm not available' handy too ;) as sugared saffron & vgcea suggested
I have used the old "I am unavailable" or "I am booked for that day/weekend" for people I don't want to deal with or even just to take time off with my family. It's not a lie at all... I have other plans than to spend my valuable time creating your cake that I don't like the design concept of anyway. It's non of there business if I am spending my time with my family or with cake!
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