Our story is similar to others. Simply put... We paid what we agreed to, then they try to take more. The full story... Wife signs up for 36-month gym membership at ladies gym (Premier Ladies Fitness). Actually she likes this gym, close to home, no oglers. We move away from ladies gym. Nearest ...
I signed up with National Fitness on 8/24/10 to receive personal training sessions. The manager, Mike L, did not provide me with company policies or cancellation forms or even indicate that there were any. He did however, let me know that I could cancel my membership at any time because I already ...
I was an original member of this gym. I opened my account back in Feb before the gym was Even open. I agreed to have my monthly payment charged to my credit card each month. After one year I was told that my contract was fulfilled and that I would then be charged month to month. I had some travel ...
About a year ago I signed a 6 month training contract for biweekly sessions ($50/mo). After it expired it went to month to month billing.in March I wantedto go more often so I signed a weekly contract ($100/mo) with my new bankingaccount info. During that time I was also in the process of switching ...
We Registered Simply 4 U Exercise and registered to get a year of instruction. At signing we request "If we'd to stop what might occur"? We were guaranteed that it had been not big deal. Well we're shifting and also have to stop, Today they're likely to cost us $560.00 to cancel working ...
National Fitness Rip OFF! I have a contract with them for a gym called Club Fitness in Charlotte, NC. The contract clearly states that if i move out of State, my contract will be canceled. I contacted National Fitness and asked them exactly what they needed as proof. They told me to send a copy of ...