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I had a gym membership - when I moved, I had to send a certified letter to their corporate office to cancel.
by m463 2y ago
I had a gym membership - when I moved, I had to send a certified letter to their corporate office to cancel.
- rubyfan 2y agoLunk alert!
- anonzzzies 2y agoIt is the reason I use digital cards for all memberships; I make a new one for each. People said 'the company will take action for non payment' but they never did ; I did this for the past 15 years with phone companies, cable/internet, online service, and, indeed gyms; works fine. But then again we don't have that insane weirdness called credit rating/score here, so maybe it doesn't work for countries where people accept that type of idiocy?
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- dartos 2y agoKind of wild that a cottage industry exists because of the difficulty in canceling subscription. Just scraping a bit of money out of each transaction, no doubt.
- bigfatkitten 2y agoThey probably won't sue you, but they usually aren't afraid to report it to the ratings agencies as a credit default.