If you happen to have simply forgotten the appointment, appealing to the receptionist's better side might not work. Reddit user Stellapotamus shared how he or she dealt with being charged the "no-show fee."
"I went to cancel a doctor's appointment and they said it was a $200 charge without a week's notice. I asked how much it was to reschedule, they said it was free.
'Okay, so I need to reschedule for two weeks out.'
'Is three weeks okay?'
'Yep.'
'Alright, you're all set for three weeks from now. Anything else I can do for you?'
'Yes, I need to cancel my appointment.'
'We need a week's notice.'
'My appointment is three weeks away.'
'Oh. Okay. Sure.'
'Thank you.'
Couldn't believe it worked."
'Okay, so I need to reschedule for two weeks out.'
'Is three weeks okay?'
'Yep.'
'Alright, you're all set for three weeks from now. Anything else I can do for you?'
'Yes, I need to cancel my appointment.'
'We need a week's notice.'
'My appointment is three weeks away.'
'Oh. Okay. Sure.'
'Thank you.'
Couldn't believe it worked."
http://remedydaily.com/2017/10/06/try-this-trick-out-and-never-pay-for-canceling-a-doctors-appointment-again-/?src=bottomxpromo&ro=3&t=bxp&et=fbad&eid=61750_a&pid=61750&k=lgvt1v3p2dau00059
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