I popped a account for my spouse within the telephone nearly 24 months ago. I didn't get a deal or did I actually observe or signal one (did not understand there is one). Last May, I ripped up the Massage Envy site to locate information on eliminating the account but there is no information and so ...
I was given a pretty convincing sales pitch regarding how much money I would save if I pre-paid for massages. I specifically asked if the massages were prepaid or if they would expire after a year and was told that even though the contract said my membership expired in one year that only meant that ...
Now I have long ago thought that Massage Envy was a rip off. I went in had a massage because of their cheap price. Cheap is the operative word. The massage was very light and it was obviouse that the therapist was new. My complaints started with the high pressure tactict to get me to sign up for ...
Amanda is a complete scam. I called to make a apt for a facial and a massage. Unfortunately, I was not able to make a partial of the apt and called in to change it. She says we told you ahead of time there will be a cancellation fee of HALF of your apt. I explained that no one ever said this to me ...
I attempted to get my monthly massage that was prepaid for & when I arrived at Massage Envy, the receptionist told me my account was on hold because the payroll deduction could not be made for the 50.00 monthly fee, I had received a new debit card. I asked how many massages were pre-paid and ...
The place makes you join for a year and then will not let you out of the contract. I have had 3 message sessions and all 3 have left me in terrible pain. Called company and was told don't ask for deep tissue however I have never asked for deep tissue and the last time I went I explained to ...