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>They were just happy to please the big corporation In Germany?! Never! /s This reminds me how the gyms in Germany were told by the government they were not a
by ChuckNorris89 5y ago
>They were just happy to please the big corporation
In Germany?! Never! /s
This reminds me how the gyms in Germany were told by the government they were not allowed to collect membership fees during the lockdown but the big chains did it anyway on the basis of "what are you gonna do about it?". So if you wanted gyms to comply, each customer had to take their gym to court on an individual basis but most never bothered.
It's crazy, from a foreigner's perspective, with how much shenanigans big business in Germany can get away with legally, considering how strict and bureaucratic Germany is. And don't get me started on customer service.
- TeeMassive 5y agoThus the saying: "More laws, less justice"
- z3ncyberpunk 5y agoget your bank to charge back the card for fraudulent charges to your account
- n_ary 5y agoNope, most banks(specially online-only) will decline your charge back citing some super complex directive that is totally unrelated & you can't appeal. Charge backs will work for no name small merchants mostly.
- ezoe 5y agoThat's really strange logic. It's the government which block the people to use the gym service, not the gym. The damage was caused by the government and if somebody to compensate the damage, it should be the government.
- kuschku 5y agoThe gyms got paid compensation by the government.