I honestly don’t think “being busy” was a genuine excuse. We’re not in the 1980s where you had to stand in a bank queue just to make a transfer. I get it..sometimes we all feel a bit lazy, even with small stuff. But when it involves someone else and trust is on the line, saying you didn’t have two minutes in an entire day? That just sounds a bit ridiculous.
What’s more frustrating is that she didn’t hesitate for a second to ask for the upfront payment when the booking was made, even though he’d already seen her twice and left good reviews. And it’s not even like @gurds asked for the refund the moment she cancelled on him..he actually agreed to the time she preferred.
At the end of the day, it doesn’t matter how much money we’re talking about... If you’re so particular about your own time and money, you really shouldn’t expect others to just sit quietly, wait with no response from the other side, and be okay with being messed around. Respect works both ways.