Make sure to post a review as well...so anyone that wants to book with her knows to be careful.

I had a blast with her the last time she visited philly and even proclaimed her to be my ATF!.
So when I saw she was visiting again, I quickly set up an early am appt via email. She emails me the day before and asks to confirm. I confirm by email and also let her know that i would have to drive almost an hour to get to her. I then also call her just to be safe. She asks if we are still on. Her words "are we still on, if not, I would leave philly today". I told her I am definately on for the appt. She confirms and says cannot wait to meet me. The next day I drive an hour, get to her hotel and call her multiple times. All I get is voice mail. i leave her a message indicating I am downstairs.  I waited for 15 minutes and then head back. I am assuming she just left town even after confirming my appt. I wrote her an email asking what happened and to show a little courtesy but have not heard anything back. I waited for a couple of days to write this as I can see she is ok and is touring again.  

Come on Brianna - respect your customers, have a little coutesy. It does not take much to just write a quick email saying you have changed your mind and will not be keeping the appt.  



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Sorry to hear.

Treading very carefully here.

Our experience with her as a colleague was less than shining. While she told us one thing while she was doing something else. Then failed to honor a commitment.

Keep in mind Brianna's mentor has had her integrity questioned on more than one occasion. We're not surprised by this and was waiting for it to happen. The BEST predictor of future behavior is RELEVANT past behavior.

Watch, wait...you'll see more in time.

I don't really agree with that particular rule, but rules is rules.

Sorry as well to Rahool, NCNS really sucks. To me it is the ultimate disrespect.

It amazes me how many guys have no problem jumping into their cars to drive "over an hr" without confirming that all is a go.... I live in the burbs of Philly and I wont even start my car without hearing from the provider that we are set for our appointment.   Its really easy...Just as the provider wanted to confirm your appointment the day before dosent it make good sense for you to speake to your provider the day of to confirm that all is set for your appointment.

We have to take some responsibility for our own happiness. Its all about planning.

Miss Cavelli is 100% wrong for not contacting the poster. Yes I am just saying the poster's frustration and disspointment could have been minimalized if he had followed this one rule.

I normally do that christophtrac. But as this was an early am appt, I was hesitant to call. Although in hindsight, it would have been prudent..

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