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Don't be shocked when I don't renew!!!
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May 19, 2008 Anytime Fitness complaint by Amyliaf |
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I joined Anytime fitness, thrilled that a local gym was opening in Grafton, Ma. I paid my membership in full. I primarily used the treadmill and was very careful with the equipment.
The last 10 times I've been to the gym, I was continuously shocked whenever I touched the equipment. Bringing this to the owners attention, I was told that it was my clothes.
I followed up with three calls, that, were not returned. On my fourth call, the owner said he never received my messages.
During our conversation the owner was really rude and had no sympathy for my situation. I asked if I could freeze my membership and he said no. What rights do I have? I regret paying my membership in full. I don't appreciate being shocked or his lack of empathy for my situation. As far as renewing my membership - yeah right!
- $560 short
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1. Written by meggen, on 25-07-2008 01:11
i was also excited wen i saw an anytime fitness open up. i came in one day and got signed up right away with a too eager owner. after having the gym membership for a couple months my job got closed and i had very little money. (college student here). i found out at this time that the contract i had signed was a binding agreement for one year. i was pretty shocked myself bc the manager had never told me it was a year long binding pact. god.. do i feel stupid for not reading the fine print and asking more questions about my "package".
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2. Written by Whatever, on 12-06-2008 11:41
Would you like some cheeze with theat whine?
Try static guard
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3. Written by Hahaha, on 06-06-2008 23:31
I'd have given you a refund JUST to get you away from the rest of my normal club members if I owned a gym.
Next time try to moisturize your skin before you walk around on carpet.
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4. Written by Agreed, on 03-06-2008 22:12
He's lucky he didn't serve coffee....you'd probably sue him because it's too hot.
And then complain to your friends that it's too cold.
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5. Written by notawhiner, on 22-05-2008 20:46
If it was winter, and the machines are on carpet, of course you will experience static shock. That's not the owners fault. Give me a break.
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