Outrageous cancellation fees and impossible to cancel
Complaint
Sonya
Country: United States
My husband and I joined LA Fitness and then we got him the Body of Change membership, which is their personal trainer thing. Well, he was given a new trainer every time and then, the last trainer of his got fired and no one ever called anc scheduled sessions for him.
Meanwhile they continued taking out $100 a month for the membership and the service they were not delivering. We even called and complained about the service, The customer service person said they will handle it and scheduled a session for us. When we showed up, nobody knew we were coming and there was no one to do the training session.
At the end they made us pay a $500 cancellation fee for over 6 months of undelivered service.
They are criminal and deliver none of what they promise. Please let everyone know - DO NOT USE THEIR SERVICES, THEY WILL RIP YOU OFF !!!!
Meanwhile they continued taking out $100 a month for the membership and the service they were not delivering. We even called and complained about the service, The customer service person said they will handle it and scheduled a session for us. When we showed up, nobody knew we were coming and there was no one to do the training session.
At the end they made us pay a $500 cancellation fee for over 6 months of undelivered service.
They are criminal and deliver none of what they promise. Please let everyone know - DO NOT USE THEIR SERVICES, THEY WILL RIP YOU OFF !!!!
Comments
orlandog@lafitness.com
I sent a quick note saying I would like to cancel my membership and attached my name, key tag number and phone number as well as an explanation of why I didn't have their form (the website wasn't working), and within a few hours I received confirmation that the membership was cancelled. THANK YOU ORLANDO, whomever you may be!
They lie and say they didnt get your cancellation form. And a lot of the times, trainers just leave with a message and the person who sees over it doesnt help the people who are auto-matically charged.
If you pay for a service you should get it. And actually since I am a major in psychology and law, a contract with a company that does that does not actually stand up in court. Its as long as you can prove you were pressured (which sales does do a lot!) you can get out of it, its the #1 reason for mal-pratice law suits.
Regardless, its wrong. ANd I hope that pple read this before they sign up thats why I'm here!