Email to retain clients (1 Viewer)

[JShare87]

As I understand it, most hairstylists aren't employees.

Based on the facts as the OP has represented them, I don't see much basis for a lawsuit.

She never signed a non-compete contract, and she never got paid an hourly wage. Everything was commission, if she worked for 10 hours and didn't have a client she didn't make anything.

 

[JShare87]

As I understand it, most hairstylists aren't employees.

Based on the facts as the OP has represented them, I don't see much basis for a lawsuit.

Where did she get the email addresses and phone numbers?

If I were to go to some salon, get on their computer and hack all the client info, then start my salon and try and get them to come to me...................would that be ok? Is this really any different?

He said she keeps her own records and isn't taking anything from the salon.

This

 

[ghostguy123]

As I understand it, most hairstylists aren't employees.

Based on the facts as the OP has represented them, I don't see much basis for a lawsuit.

Where did she get the email addresses and phone numbers?

If I were to go to some salon, get on their computer and hack all the client info, then start my salon and try and get them to come to me...................would that be ok? Is this really any different?

He said she keeps her own records and isn't taking anything from the salon.

Her own records, from that salon while working there. So she took them earlier rather than later. Semantics. Sounds like a legit case for the salon to sue if they choose.

Maybe I am wrong, but it sure sounds like stealing.

 

[fred_1_15301]

As I understand it, most hairstylists aren't employees.

Based on the facts as the OP has represented them, I don't see much basis for a lawsuit.

Where did she get the email addresses and phone numbers?

If I were to go to some salon, get on their computer and hack all the client info, then start my salon and try and get them to come to me...................would that be ok? Is this really any different?

He said she keeps her own records and isn't taking anything from the salon.

Her own records, from that salon while working there. So she took them earlier rather than later. Semantics. Sounds like a legit case for the salon to sue if they choose.

Maybe I am wrong, but it sure sounds like stealing.

Yeah I think you're wrong

 

[JShare87]

As I understand it, most hairstylists aren't employees.

Based on the facts as the OP has represented them, I don't see much basis for a lawsuit.

Where did she get the email addresses and phone numbers?

If I were to go to some salon, get on their computer and hack all the client info, then start my salon and try and get them to come to me...................would that be ok? Is this really any different?

He said she keeps her own records and isn't taking anything from the salon.

Her own records, from that salon while working there. So she took them earlier rather than later. Semantics. Sounds like a legit case for the salon to sue if they choose.

Maybe I am wrong, but it sure sounds like stealing.

Yeah I think you're wrong

I sure hope so.

 

[johnnycakes]

Here is what I've got:

Hello (name),

After two wonderful years with (Salon X) I've decided to move on in my career. I will miss everyone at (Salon X), and I am thankful for the opportunity they gave me X years ago. I am fulfilling a dream of mine and opening my own salon. The name of my salon is (Salon Y). The address for (Salon Y) is (xxxxxxxxxxx) and appointments can be made by contacting (xxxxx) at (phone number). If you have any questions please feel free to contact me directly at (personal number). I look forward to continuing to be your personal stylist.

Best regards,

Xxxxxxx

I know a barber who did this. Only the address was right across the street from the old place. About a 15 second walk. They could wave to each other. Or not.

 

[ghostguy123]

Just don't leave a paper trail. As in, no emails, no letters.

Even phone calls would be tricky.

Or maybe it's jsut fine to steal away all the business from your place of employment, whaddooeyenooo

 

[ghostguy123]

For the record, I would do the same damn thing.

I woulda been telling clients for a while I was leaving, and go about it that way, but if not, I am sure I would have gone the unethical possibly illegal route. Worth a shot.

 

[JShare87]

Just don't leave a paper trail. As in, no emails, no letters.

Even phone calls would be tricky.

Or maybe it's jsut fine to steal away all the business from your place of employment, whaddooeyenooo

Should I get her a burner phone, like on Breaking Bad?

 

[ghostguy123]

Just don't leave a paper trail. As in, no emails, no letters.

Even phone calls would be tricky.

Or maybe it's jsut fine to steal away all the business from your place of employment, whaddooeyenooo

Should I get her a burner phone, like on Breaking Bad?

oh hell yeah. Sounds crazy, but yes. Well worth the small investment

 

[JShare87]

Just don't leave a paper trail. As in, no emails, no letters.

Even phone calls would be tricky.

Or maybe it's jsut fine to steal away all the business from your place of employment, whaddooeyenooo

Should I get her a burner phone, like on Breaking Bad?

oh hell yeah. Sounds crazy, but yes. Well worth the small investment

She does have some nice ceiling tiles to store the phone in for a rainy day.

 

[Das Boot]

Just don't leave a paper trail. As in, no emails, no letters.

Even phone calls would be tricky.

Or maybe it's jsut fine to steal away all the business from your place of employment, whaddooeyenooo

Should I get her a burner phone, like on Breaking Bad?

oh hell yeah. Sounds crazy, but yes. Well worth the small investment

She does have some nice ceiling tiles to store the phone in for a rainy day.

Ziplock baggie in the toilet tank is tried and true.

 

[Baloney Sandwich]

For the record, I would do the same damn thing.

I woulda been telling clients for a while I was leaving, and go about it that way, but if not, I am

sure I would have gone the unethical possibly illegal route. Worth a shot.

You are a male nurse, would patients really follow you to another nursing home?

 

[ghostguy123]

For the record, I would do the same damn thing.

I woulda been telling clients for a while I was leaving, and go about it that way, but if not, I am

sure I would have gone the unethical possibly illegal route. Worth a shot.

You are a male nurse, would patients really follow you to another nursing home?

Me??? Absolutely. I give sponge baths like a Mo FO