This was especially for a spa of any kind anything but and feel is characterized by false advertising and unethical business practices. When I walked in randomly to the Seattle location in the summer of 2025, I was hoping to inquire on pricing to decide if I was interested in laser hair removal versus electrolisis. While I had heard electrolisis was permanent, they did not offer that service but maintained that laser provided the same result in hopes I would schedule. This I since learned is not true as laser treatments are not permanent. I provided my information to their in my opinion aggressive sales team who proceeded to text multiple times a day to follow up to make sure I was interested to schedule me a time to come in to pay. While working in litigation I kept long hours and could not come into the office so they asked me to pay over the phone. At the time, I thought while they were running some kind of special, I could be refunded if the service turned out to be not what I was looking for. I put down two transactions of $450 for just under 1,000 smackers which I found out was for 3 treatments in this "special" and was not warned it was non-refundable under any circumstance including office error, which happened three times atleast in addition to rude and suddenly unavailable staff that were the "only staff" to be able to assist errors, the opposite of the constant text and calls to get my funds at first. Upon finally having time months later for a first service-during the service, the practitioner seemed fine but was clearly in a rush as she stated they were very booked at the holidays (then maybe the predatory sales team could handle that complaint vs. me as the customer?). Nonetheless I had previously contacted the company when I found out earlier they wanted another 1,000 as part of the special they initially sold me on. At the time this was not even something come to find out that was permanent so instead asked for my money back instead of being out an additional 1,000 on something I had no knowledge of to vouch for that. The staff member said that would be no problem, never mentioned it was their policy to never refund no matter what the circumstance and instead said let me talk to the person who sold you this-(commission reasons likely) to see if we can work something out special for you instead. The spevial thing was just that I get less services and they keep my money just don't require more. Not having time to address further, I relented, they said they would notate the account. Upon my first treatment months later, thinking they were running my card for a small tip, they instead ran it for the 1,000 they already understood I did nit want to pay. Then when that did not go through (it was an HSA card with only funds on it for that month, of which 67 was left at that point. When the 1,000 did not process I said, why would you run 1,000? Without telling me, they then ran the 67 left on the card. I was told it would be refunded but after I already informed them per out numerous conversations I did not intend to pay another 1,000 for something (I felt was pretty much falsely advertised that I wanted to spend on anything else). They then ran more (67) without acknowledging they did this, so I was aware the 1,000 would technically not go through, but was nit aware they had later run an amount that was available which did not show up on my card as being reversed when I called about this. I was upset and the customer service received was very defensive and accusatory. I had a follow up appointment which after sitting with, decided to cancel and book at a different office with the company that was more respectful about interactions and the situation since I was told upon their running my card without being up front about it or what had truly been done, upon which I was told they do not refund money regardless. I feel that alone is illegal. When I ultimately cancrled the Seattle Office remsining appointment/s it was three days prior and was completed over the phone with a live person both the company and I have a call log and was told when the appointment was in fact not cancelled resulting in a late fee, upon calling for an explanation, was told a Deanna, office admin would contact me with the call log and explanation but that I would not be charged due to the error. Deanna then contacted me later that while I had been charged she had reversed it for me (it was their fault) never addressed the call log or my other subsequent texts asking why I was told there would not be a charge for an office error supplying the call log info on my end proving this call and that it was a female voice and what we spoke about, in addition to a new appointment they had unilaterally subsequently booked on their own, which per the email (how I was notified of this new error) also had a fee from my credit they would still not address their clearly illegal behavior of fraud at this point. I had to call the DOR, but, spa? read more