Shawangunk
Middletown,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, May 30, 2007
There are other issues involved here that have nothing to do with LA Fitness. From the details you provided, it sounds like you are suffering from depression, low self-esteem, and likely overeating. You admit to losing 15 pounds as a result of working out regularly, and that absolutely nothing else you've tried ever worked for you. Why then would you want to cancel your membership? That makes no sense. BUT, it is your right to cancel if you want to. The cancellation procedure is just as you described -- you must fill out a form and send it to the corporate office. 30 days notice is required for cancellation -- if your form is received less than 30 days before the next billing cycle, you will be charged for that one month, BUT you can still use the facilities for that month. Now, if you are "too sad" to continue working out and using the facility, then may I suggest seeking some other kind of help for your problems. Being "sad" is not a valid reason for cancelling a gym membership without following the policies that are in place for ALL gym members.
Shawangunk
Middletown,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, May 30, 2007
There are other issues involved here that have nothing to do with LA Fitness. From the details you provided, it sounds like you are suffering from depression, low self-esteem, and likely overeating. You admit to losing 15 pounds as a result of working out regularly, and that absolutely nothing else you've tried ever worked for you. Why then would you want to cancel your membership? That makes no sense. BUT, it is your right to cancel if you want to. The cancellation procedure is just as you described -- you must fill out a form and send it to the corporate office. 30 days notice is required for cancellation -- if your form is received less than 30 days before the next billing cycle, you will be charged for that one month, BUT you can still use the facilities for that month. Now, if you are "too sad" to continue working out and using the facility, then may I suggest seeking some other kind of help for your problems. Being "sad" is not a valid reason for cancelling a gym membership without following the policies that are in place for ALL gym members.
Shawangunk
Middletown,#4Consumer Comment
Wed, May 30, 2007
There are other issues involved here that have nothing to do with LA Fitness. From the details you provided, it sounds like you are suffering from depression, low self-esteem, and likely overeating. You admit to losing 15 pounds as a result of working out regularly, and that absolutely nothing else you've tried ever worked for you. Why then would you want to cancel your membership? That makes no sense. BUT, it is your right to cancel if you want to. The cancellation procedure is just as you described -- you must fill out a form and send it to the corporate office. 30 days notice is required for cancellation -- if your form is received less than 30 days before the next billing cycle, you will be charged for that one month, BUT you can still use the facilities for that month. Now, if you are "too sad" to continue working out and using the facility, then may I suggest seeking some other kind of help for your problems. Being "sad" is not a valid reason for cancelling a gym membership without following the policies that are in place for ALL gym members.