Cancelling Gym Memberships.
- Thread starter djchewie
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Watchdog did a feature on this - although it was LA Fitness
http://www.bbc.co.uk/watchdog/reports/holiday/holiday_20050329.shtml
I would take with me a letter (and a copy) stating you wish to cancel with immediate effect and will be cancelling the direct debit at the end of the notice period
Make sure you get someone from the gym to sign a copy that you can take away!!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/watchdog/reports/holiday/holiday_20050329.shtml
I would take with me a letter (and a copy) stating you wish to cancel with immediate effect and will be cancelling the direct debit at the end of the notice period
Make sure you get someone from the gym to sign a copy that you can take away!!
Buckley said:chewie_oo7 said:thats what the T&C's on back of the joining form said...
1 month in advance. in writing.
Do it, cancel the DD. Tell them your a busy man.
im gonna tell em...
"£40 a month" DO U KNOW HOW MANY RECORDS THAT CAN BUY ME?????
DO U??? HUH HUH????
besides, cant justify paying nearly £100 for an hour session...
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N8
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Drew said:LOL, we train at Fitness First for free!
So do I......if i want to....although am also a member (and have to pay
) at Esporta... 
MessyBeanie
Active Member
You probably will have to pay to the end of your 12 months.
Im a fitness instructor for virgin active and im not sure on their policies but at the last gym I was at they made you pay for 12 months of your "contract"....personally I think its unfair.
Luckily i get to train for free
Im a fitness instructor for virgin active and im not sure on their policies but at the last gym I was at they made you pay for 12 months of your "contract"....personally I think its unfair.
Luckily i get to train for free
MessyBeanie said:You probably will have to pay to the end of your 12 months.
Im a fitness instructor for virgin active and im not sure on their policies but at the last gym I was at they made you pay for 12 months of your "contract"....personally I think its unfair.
Luckily i get to train for free
ive been a member over 18 months.
so my "12 month term" has ended. and if it rolls onto another 12 months, its gonna end next month anyhows.mambobirdette
Active Member
I have to give them 1 months notice, stand up to them. Cancel your direct debit via the bank and then tell them that you dont want to come in and see them your cancelling it by letter via 1 months notice and thats that.
Where's your balls!!
Where's your balls!!
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N8
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Yes, just cancel the DD and write them a letter, i've cancelled like this when still inside notice periods at Esporta, Top Notch and Fitness first before and they never chased me up for anything.
) & £3 each time you train, sorted