I joined Gold's Gym last year in September. I told them when I joined I would be moving back to Montana, but the guy there said just sign up for a year since it is cheaper a month, and you can cancel when you move. Sounded good to me. The first time I went in they set me up with a trainer, who ...
In I started work for a software company in Austin Texas. That software company had a "corporate" arragement with Golds Gym that enabled employees to get a gym membership at a reasonable price. No up front fees (if I recall correctly) and ~$17.00 a month. The fees were auto-debited from ...
My only wish is that I would have read the "true story" about Gold's Gym here, prior to enrolling as a member! The entire set-up is a rip-off. First, do NOT fall for their pricing games.instance: One customer pays $42.00 per month while another pays $20.99 per month. They will manipulate, ...
In Sept. 2004 I joined the healthclub with the agreement of a one year contract with automatic bank draft for fees. Due to recent medical issues I decided to quit the gym as I was not able to go. When I got my paperwork to see what steps were needed to discontinue the membership, it clearly states ...
Doug has the right to try and clear his name as a Golds Gym owner if he wishes, but when you see reports here (and elsewhere) of the same fraud being committed in AL, NC, FL, TX, NJ, etc, his clarification is pretty hollow. This treatment is obviously 'business as usual' for Golds Gym, no matter ...
Last year after Dr Phil (briefly) endorsed Gold's Gym 2 Week Trial Membership, I decided to stop in and investigate. Two hours later I had signed a 2 YEAR, automatic draft payment, membership. Now before you think I'm an easy-sell fool, let me explain. I was adamant about a two week membership ...