Need to lose 6% body fat

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  • Justin_7272
    Justin_7272 Posts: 341 Member
    edited September 2019
    LyndaBSS wrote: »
    They are also legally obligated to give you a copy of any contract, signed by both parties.

    In most states this would only be true if the non-performing party disputes the validity of the contract, for example if a painter paints my house and I refuse to pay (non-perform), the painter has to prove I am obligated to pay (that he performed his obligation (painted) and I must therefore perform (payment)).

    The terms may seem one sided, but it's likely still valid. To invalidate it, it'd have to be so grotesque as to "shock the conscience." Or OP could argue incapacity at signing, but that's pretty difficult to win.

    OP stands a much better chance in the court of public opinion than a court of law.
  • kshama2001
    kshama2001 Posts: 28,052 Member
    Did you put the $500 on your credit card? Tell the gym you want a refund or are going to dispute this with your credit card company, and report them to the BBB. (Most credit cards will want you to try to work it out with the merchant first.)

    If you didn't charge it, tell them you are going to report them to the BBB and give them negative reviews on Yelp and every site you can find.

    They will want to keep your $1,500 membership fee, and not have potential customers see your negative reviews online.
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