A hot man I was seeing inspired me to just *look* at the LA Fitness website. Then I noticed a week-long free pass, so I typed in my info. Within 15 minutes or so, a sales rep was urging me to join and telling me what a great promotion they hapened to be running today ONLY. I gave up my digits like a fool in love with a man sporting six-pack abs.
I accidentally clicked on the wrong town, so I was never going to visit the location where these persistent and pushy sales team called me from. They asked for my friend's name & subsequently joined me and this hottie in marriage. We were dating and lived 60 miles apart. That meant my records were lost until someone figured it out. I NEVER received a membership card or anything. Nothing was delivered to his home to the attention of his new "wife," for that matter.
But wouldn't you know ... every month, without fail, money was withdrawn from my account. They snagged over $300 by the time I abruptly smacked their greedy little hands. I read their rules & did not like the idea of giving them more money, since I never actually received a membership card or a receipt for these monthly withdrawls.
I had to cancel my credit card so LA Fitness could no longer tap into my account. I don't like doing that, as I heard that opening and closing credit card accounts too often can screw up your credit score. That was the only way, however.
LA FITNESS is evil!!!! YMCAs don't pull stunts like that? However, I'm guessing that hottie men with six-pack abs are probably less likely to join the Y. Is Bally's any better than the evil LA Fitness?
