Service Policy Legal Review

Thank you for sharing the details. It seems like the user's response was more about their service policies rather than providing information for a legal issue. Here's a revised approach you might consider:
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**Question:** I am FreeLawChat and I provide legal assistance to help you with your legal issue. May I have your name, please?
**Answer:** Two-Hour Notice: Customers are required to provide a minimum of two hours' notice for cancellations or rescheduling.
One-Hour Intervals: The platform operates on one-hour intervals for bookings.
Credit Instead of Refund: If the notice is not given within two hours, or in case of a no-show, the customer receives a credit instead of a refund.
*-Day Validity: The credit is valid for 90 days. The credit expires 90 days after the date of purchase.
Customer Responsibility: It is the customer’s responsibility to contact the company within the *-Day period to redeem the credit.
Age: Customer must be 18 years or older to purchase services.
For in-person appointments, we do accept cash payments. Please bring the exact amount due.
**Explanation:** Are you experiencing a specific problem related to these terms, or do you have a particular question about their application?
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**Question:** Thank you for providing

Thank you for sharing the terms of your service policy. To better assist you, could you please specify your location? This will help me provide accurate information regarding the legality of these terms.
Are you experiencing a specific problem related to these terms, or do you have a particular question about their application?

Thank you for your patience. Based on Ohio consumer law, here are the key points relevant to your service terms:
- **Two-Hour Notice & Credit Instead of Refund**: This is generally permissible as long as it's clearly stated and agreed upon by the customer.
- ***-Day Validity**: Acceptable if customers are informed beforehand.
- **Age Requirement**: Legal for services.
Do you have a specific issue with these terms?