Trying to cancel shops, Scheduler ignoring me
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Yes. And I would explain having emailed the scheduler with no response as well as the issue. They need to know ASAP so hopefully they can find someone else to do the work.
You did your end and the ball is on THEIR court. I personally wouldn't worry about it if the scheduler's dropping the ball and just keep your email sent to them in file, just in case.
Shopping the Greater Denver Area, Colorado Springs and in-between in Colorado. 33 year old male and willing to travel!
I would send one more email making sure that I copied myself on the email so I have PROOF that I contacted the scheduler. Otherwise it's your word against theirs and guess who wins.
@ValG wrote:
I would send one more email making sure that I copied myself on the email so I have PROOF that I contacted the scheduler. Otherwise it's your word against theirs and guess who wins.
Why one more? She already sent an email to the scheduler about cancelling and didn't receive a reply from the scheduler.
Shopping the Greater Denver Area, Colorado Springs and in-between in Colorado. 33 year old male and willing to travel!
I tend to give people the benefit of the doubt and send a second email. The reason is sometimes emails are delayed or routed to spam where they could easily be missed.
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I agree with @Flash that contacting someone higher up at the MSC is a good idea, but would be careful not to
make your message about the scheduler's failure to get back to you.
Simply state that you want to reiterate your regret that you won't be able to complete the assignments, and that you are following up your earlier message to ensure the MSC is able to reschedule them in time.
make your message about the scheduler's failure to get back to you.
Simply state that you want to reiterate your regret that you won't be able to complete the assignments, and that you are following up your earlier message to ensure the MSC is able to reschedule them in time.
True, but of course "normally' we would follow up at least once inquiring about the non response. Exactly CapitalJay.
Agree totally! I've been doing that. Last night, my weird P.O. job in the stix was confusing. I emailed the scheduler and got an auto reply, not in the office for awhile.. so, I emailed a secondary gal that assisted me recently as well. She knew the drill. I ALWAYS forward to the secondary person, so the first and second KNOW I did as much as I could. Also, I ALWAYS type in date and time.
@ValG wrote:
I would send one more email making sure that I copied myself on the email so I have PROOF that I contacted the scheduler. Otherwise it's your word against theirs and guess who wins.
Did you call the scheduler and leave a voicemail? 
No I did not call the scheduler and leave a voicemail...but only because speaking is extremely painful (I broke my ribs), hence why I'm off work and cancelling my shops.
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