HeadSpring Wellness Centre

This place is fraud. It set up a deal on Groupon, asked for cash and now they have vanished in the not so thin air.
When will they realize that there’s a thing called the Internet?
So I find the business looking online. No reviews anywhere but there is a business website. okay. Seems okay. I call and a receptionist answers. Okay. Sounds like a functional business.
I call again the following day and Maria tells me about the machine they have and booked me in for Saturday Jan 25 2014.
*I must reveal that this has never happened to me before so it took me a while to understand*
I went in on Saturday Jan 25 and the blonde Cosmetician, Maria offered me a year of unlimited laser for $ 69.00. I had my first session that day and she booked me in for the next one. She insisted on cash. Printed a receipt for me. So
I said sure. Up till this point, nothing really stands out as a flag, so you can understand my confusion when I i showed up for my second session appointment for Feb 8^th at 1:30pm to see that the door is locked and nobody is in sight. Interesting. Nobody picks up the phone — in fact no voice mail either. Just rings and rings. I tried again twice.
I am surprised to find nothing about it online — also funnily enough the company has a website, Facebook page and some local paper with the pictures of the ‘owner’
60 bucks isn’t going to make me sweat but I am quite tickled about how daft they must be to assume in the age of information and free resources like Google how anyone could think nobody will notice what they did when they have pictures up. I supposed to need to save money on the criminal photos later — who knows.
stay safe folks.
xoxo
M.