So i joined pure fitness 5 months ago and wow were they annoying! Every ten seconds a sales person would try to sell me things i just wanted to get my work out done with! They would interupt me constantly and every time i'd walk in they would swarm me and give me sales pitches for vitamins! The ...
They lied to me about the contract I signed, it was suppose to be month to month and easily canceled. This is what I was told. After a couple of years I was moving we got everything ready and moved. I had totally forgotten about the membership, I hadn't used it in forever. I called them and told ...
On October 13, I (61 years of age) and a 79-year old friend joined Pure Fitness gymn at a rate of $19.00 a month plus an initial "start-up" charge of $174.00 for the two of us. Within minutes we'd been "songed and danced" into signing-up for 10 personal training sessions at ...
This is a health club that sees its patrons as "marks" rather than customers. Consider its ridiculous cancellation policy: After they debited my account for a full year (during which I didn't use their services at all) I finally got around to cancelling and discovered I couldn't do it ...
I signed up with Pure Fitness in 2002 and prepaid fees "for the last month" at that time. On April 14 I gave 30 day notice to cancel membership as required by the signed agreement. The signed agreement contains a clause that "members are responsible for all charges accruing until ...
Well, this should be entertaining for at least one person besides me. I am presenting this case to inform anyone that is considering a membership with Pure Fitness, so they know in advance what to expect when the time comes to cancel. At the most, a normal person will only be out $25, but it still ...