Clayton
Los Angeles,#2UPDATE Employee
Sun, January 25, 2004
Jennifer, even walking in won't cancel it. You should know that, Everyone at the gym location has no rights to make any cancelations or changes to the contract trust me. I work in a Law Firm that services a client that buys these bad debts and sues them... you need to send that letter to the Joppa address in Baltimore, MD and have a good reason (with in the contract rights)
Clayton
Los Angeles,#3UPDATE Employee
Sun, January 25, 2004
Jennifer, even walking in won't cancel it. You should know that, Everyone at the gym location has no rights to make any cancelations or changes to the contract trust me. I work in a Law Firm that services a client that buys these bad debts and sues them... you need to send that letter to the Joppa address in Baltimore, MD and have a good reason (with in the contract rights)
Clayton
Los Angeles,#4UPDATE Employee
Sun, January 25, 2004
Jennifer, even walking in won't cancel it. You should know that, Everyone at the gym location has no rights to make any cancelations or changes to the contract trust me. I work in a Law Firm that services a client that buys these bad debts and sues them... you need to send that letter to the Joppa address in Baltimore, MD and have a good reason (with in the contract rights)
Clayton
Los Angeles,#5UPDATE Employee
Sun, January 25, 2004
Jennifer, even walking in won't cancel it. You should know that, Everyone at the gym location has no rights to make any cancelations or changes to the contract trust me. I work in a Law Firm that services a client that buys these bad debts and sues them... you need to send that letter to the Joppa address in Baltimore, MD and have a good reason (with in the contract rights)
Jennifer
Cincinnati,#6UPDATE EX-employee responds
Mon, December 09, 2002
I used to work at 2 different Bally locations here in Cincinnati. When I left, I was an Operations Assistant, low end management in charge of receptionists, daycare and customer service. I saw and heard sales persons blatently lie in direct contrast with what the contracts stated. I heard them dodge questions they didn't want to answer. Customers questions are ignored by sales staff if the customer in question has already signed their contract. One of the general managers was hired, after being fired from another chain of health clubs for sexual harassment, and he refused to sign off and let me hire any staff that wasn't young, african-american and attractive, and within 6 months was asked to resign for sexually harassing the receptionist he did let me hire. No, Bally is not a trustworthy company. They lie, cheat and steal. Their biggest scam? Trusting that no one will READ their contracts. I would never join a Bally Total Fitness, but if you feel that burning desire, PLEASE PLEASE read the contract, start to finish. If you don't understand it, ask an attorney. If you don't want the membership, walk the signed cancellation for into the club... make them sign a receipt for it. Make them acknowledge, in some way, that you are cancelling your membership. Bally is a JOKE!!