I originally signed up for a year long fitness membership in Dec. After two sessions I came to realize that
1) bait and switch with trainers. I had one good one and then three terrible ones that...
2) Only interest was female clients. Who they flirted with most of the time
3) very apathic towards you and didn't really give you any advice worth knowing.
So I quit in Feb. I sent a letter to them requesting to quit and to stop billing me. Naturally I kept getting billed until June. At that point I changed my Credit Card number and put an end to it. I got numerous phone calls from collectors and my current total is up to $360.
Calling these people doesn't help. I got the run around.in fact one person said that I only owed 105 dollars. At that point I tried to get it less and that person said "I am not the one to talk to about that, you have to talk to the collection agency". When I called the agency they said "you have to talk to the professional fitness account manager to change the price".
There office location is a mail box.
360 dollars? Well how? Well I didn't put in a certified letter to them.By default they will say that I never sent it in, or it was lost in the mail. Both tatics are dirty. Moreover I got a late fee for each month, as well as I somehow got signed up for an extra year. I'm quite certain that even if I did get it certified, that it would have met the trash can.
Keep in mind a startup fee is around 100, plus 360 from debt, plus 210 charged to my card that I didn't want brings a grand total of 670 dollars for three workouts. That means 223 dollars a workout. Seriously...
Indeed I did sign a contract.in their minds that is all they care about. Actually fulfilling a contract is another story to these people.
I filed it with BBB. Hopefully something will happen. Is there any suggestions?
BTW they are not getting a dime from me.
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