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  • Report:  #63913

Complaint Review: Beyond Taboo Tattoo/ Piercing Exclusives - Macon Georgia

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Beyond Taboo Tattoo/ Piercing Exclusives
Pio Nono Avenue Macon, Georgia, U.S.A.
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Went in to get my naval pierced, only reason I chose them is because they were $10 cheaper than the next cheapest place I called, I guess that should have been a tip off. The girl that was piercing me seemed nervous the whole time and fumbled through the piercing, pulling and tugging on me in what seemed like an unprofessional manner. After the piercing I heard her remark to the other girl in the piercing area that she was glad that THIS one went well.

I sat outside while waiting for my boyfriend to look at tattoo flash talking to one of the shop's tattoo artists who told me that the girl who pierced me had only be piercing for two days but "was learnin' right quick".

I did not appreciate being used as a practice dummy for this girl. My piercing is crooked and VERY deep compared to my friends who have their navals pierced and I'm sure wouldn't have hurt as much if the girl hadn't fumbled so much. I went back to see what they would do about the crookedness of it and they offered to repierce it but that was it and I don't want these people touching me again.

Cindy

Warner Robins, Georgia
U.S.A.


2 Updates & Rebuttals

Cory

San Antonio,
Texas,
U.S.A.
I See That All The Time

#2Consumer Suggestion

Tue, February 05, 2008

Have been in business for 24+ years. Have had my shop for 14+ years. People will go down the street IF someone will sell them something for a dollar OR less or will do it for a dollar OR less. It doesn't matter who is doing it(how long I've been doing it for) or how much better(better materials) they're gonna do it. All SOME people care about is the frickin' dollar. My favorite one of all is when I was in another shop and a guy asks the jeweler how much HE charges for a watch battery. The jeweler tells him $5. The customer tells the jeweler "The guy down the street charges $4.95". The jeweler tells him "I charge $5". The customer gets in his car and drives a couple of miles down the street to save a frickin' nickel. I usually don't have that problem. When I get that type of customer I tell them to go on down to the other guy down the street. I don't want to deal with those type. They run from store to store trying to widdle the merchant down. Those stores haven't lasted, the customers aren't happy and they end up telling you they wish they'd gotten done right the first time. Kind of like this post.


Beth

Grand Rapids,
Michigan,
U.S.A.
Cheaper does not mean better.

#3Consumer Comment

Sun, February 03, 2008

You get what you pay for. Don't price shop.

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