Simon (owner) gets people by this phrase, "A promotion that just ended would allow you to avoid paying enrollment fees, and if you sign up today, I will make an expection for you."
I thought I was getting a month to month membership and that if I couldn't pay, the membership would freeze and I couldn't work out. This is what he said to me the day I signed up.
Little did I know that the document he had me sign was a contract that binds me to pay a years worth of membership and only after this can membership be frozen.
I recieved threatening phone calls from his business office and it was at this point I realized I had been a victim of deceptive practices.
They want to sue me to get the money from me. I never paid him a dime and he won't void my membership. Who would want to work out at a facility that lies and threatens people? Women, watch out for this place. They will get you locked in and they act all honest at first, but never say anything about the year contract they get you to sign. He acts like it is a membership that we just discussed that you are signing. What business owner tells a new client that they are "easy?" Yeah, easy to get money out of.
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