![]() So when you're all pissed off because of these hoops you've been subjected to, the name you remember is ABC Financial and not the name of your gym.Īnyway, to circumvent this, read your contract. That's all you gotta do." You call ABC and they tell you they need a certified letter and you have to pay two extra months and potentially any annual fee that may occur during that 60 day period. You go to your gym, tell them you want to cancel and the guy at the front desk says. Many clubs pay ABC extra to 'take care' of the members who want to cancel. This is, without any doubt, to make it more difficult to cancel. ![]() Other clubs (Retro Fitness is notorious for this) require a 60 day notice and will only accept it by certified mail. Most clubs require 30 days notice so you end up paying an additional month when you quit. After your initial contract you will continue to be billed (yes, even if you don't go) but you can cancel at any time. Depending on how committed you are to your routine, the auto-renewal can actually be turned in your favor. Sometimes with the paper contracts you can simply cross it out or choose not to initial the clause. ![]() This means that they are all set to automatically renew and you do not have the ability to opt out of it during enrollment. If you are interested in joining a gym that employs ABC Financial and and the enrollment process involves a kiosk (you sign your name on an electronic pad instead of signing a physical paper contract) you can be sure that all of the contracts have the same template. ![]()
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