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Old 03-04-2012, 02:25 AM #3
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I would call the answering service and ask to leave her a message that you need to cancel the appointment or maybe have a phone appointment and then you could send her a check?
Is that a possibility?
bizi
Yes.
Thank you.
I could say something like this:
"Hi, I need to cancel the appointment because I do not get paid until Friday. I would like to have a phone appointment sometime after Friday when I get paid."

You made me realize that I could ask to change the appointment to Friday. That will make sense to both her and me. On Friday, I will have a good check to hand to her.

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