Just a heads-up for anyone considering booking one of those "free photoshoot" deals — my recent experience raised a few red flags:📲 Contact List Exploitation: The receptionist asked me to download a third-party app that would access my full contact list. They wanted to cold-call my friends and family about the shoot — and in exchange, I’d get a discount. It felt invasive and really crossed a line.💸 Last-Minute Pressure to Spend: While the shoot was technically free, they wait until the end to reveal how expensive the photo packages are. If you decline, they guilt you — “Why bother with the shoot if you’re not buying any images?”🖼️ Prints Offered — But Lower Quality: They did offer a couple of printed photos as part of the basic package, but the quality isn’t great, and they clearly use that as a tactic to upsell the digital versions.I did manage to walk away with the minimum spend because some of the images were admittedly shot okay, but the experience felt pushy and manipulative.Just be cautious — always ask for full pricing upfront, and think twice before handing over access to your personal contacts.
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