cancelling rh today

KTnChris Posted: Oct 24, 2009 08:57 AM

cancelling rh today

What the heck do I say ? I'm calling to cancel my reception hall today. I am so bad with things like this and I have no idea what to say. I don't want to burn bridges because I'm still having my reception in the same area and it's a very small community and people talk.

MrsDR2010 Posted: Oct 24, 2009 09:07 AM

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*READ YOUR CONTRACT AND SEE WHAT IT SAYS FIRST* I know my hall it is almost impossible to cancel unless you want to pay them 75%.

You can just say the wedding is off.

KTnChris Posted: Oct 24, 2009 09:08 AM

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I have checked my contract and there's no cancellation policy. I'm assuming this because it's in Suffolk county and is governed by that 6mo law.

MrsDR2010 Posted: Oct 24, 2009 09:16 AM

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You're lucky. I should have booked in Suffolk county. Well try that and see. .are even you're getting married at city hall because your financial situation changed and you ust can't afford it anymore

MrsHazel2B Posted: Oct 24, 2009 09:33 AM

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Definitely check your contract.

geegee827 Posted: Oct 24, 2009 10:08 AM

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Don't do it by phone!!! You have a binding contract. All notices to contracts should be in writing.

Send a letter, certified mail, return receipt requested stating that you are canceling and request your deposit back.

To protect yourself with any contract, get it in writing. The last thing you want is them to come back and say you didn't cancel in time, etc.

Nina1010 Posted: Oct 24, 2009 10:50 AM

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Posted by geegee827

Don't do it by phone!!! You have a binding contract. All notices to contracts should be in writing.

Send a letter, certified mail, return receipt requested stating that you are canceling and request your deposit back.

To protect yourself with any contract, get it in writing. The last thing you want is them to come back and say you didn't cancel in time, etc.

Definitely do this. If you go do it over the phone, there is no guarantee they will actually cancel it, hate to say it. I would put it in writing, attach a copy of the contract and send it certified.