At The Beach Tanning Continues to withdraw money after contract expires Edmond Oklahoma

Each membership, whether 1 month, 6 months, or 12/24 months has 3 seperate places to sign.

You specified that you signed the longer term Agreement; but are unhappy that you were continuing to be charged at the end of your membership.

There is one box that is titled "continuing monthly dues agreement" which specifies that upon completion of your initial agreement, you will be billed on a month to month basis until you notify the store, in writing, that you wish to cancel your membership.

You were welcome to notify the store at ANY point, including the day when you initially signed your membership, that you do not want to be charged after the initial terms of the agreement have been fulfilled.

However, you did not do so and thereby were charged each month pending a signature on a 'cancel' form.

This cancel could be done in person, in store. It could also be done through FAX which for you would probably have been the best way to cancel the auto-renew portion of your membership. Otherswise, a call to our corporate offices would suffice.

When you sign any type of contract, make sure to read the terms of it! If you don't, it is not a salesperson or anyones fault but your own for holding you liable to the terms or the agreement.

I have worked for At The Beach as a manager for several years now, and not once have I had a complaint from any client I have signed on a membership. Perhaps this is beacause I have each client read the entire membership agreement and then orally explain everything to avoid confusions, but the point is, if you sign something saying continuing monthly dues upon completion of agreement, then initial by your choice of a 12 or 24 month agreement, and then sign and date next to a line that basically says, in bold I might add, that you "HAVE READ THE ENTIRE AGREEMENT AND AGREE TO ITS TERMS", it is NOT the fault of any employee or any company that you are being held to the terms which you agreed and you should not receive any type of refund due to your own ignorance.

Read your contract and know what your getting into before signing, and there would never have been a problem.

Each membership, whether 1 month, 6 months, or 12/24 months has 3 seperate places to sign.

You specified that you signed the longer term Agreement; but are unhappy that you were continuing to be charged at the end of your membership.

There is one box that is titled "continuing monthly dues agreement" which specifies that upon completion of your initial agreement, you will be billed on a month to month basis until you notify the store, in writing, that you wish to cancel your membership.

You were welcome to notify the store at ANY point, including the day when you initially signed your membership, that you do not want to be charged after the initial terms of the agreement have been fulfilled.

However, you did not do so and thereby were charged each month pending a signature on a 'cancel' form.

This cancel could be done in person, in store. It could also be done through FAX which for you would probably have been the best way to cancel the auto-renew portion of your membership. Otherswise, a call to our corporate offices would suffice.

When you sign any type of contract, make sure to read the terms of it! If you don't, it is not a salesperson or anyones fault but your own for holding you liable to the terms or the agreement.

I have worked for At The Beach as a manager for several years now, and not once have I had a complaint from any client I have signed on a membership. Perhaps this is beacause I have each client read the entire membership agreement and then orally explain everything to avoid confusions, but the point is, if you sign something saying continuing monthly dues upon completion of agreement, then initial by your choice of a 12 or 24 month agreement, and then sign and date next to a line that basically says, in bold I might add, that you "HAVE READ THE ENTIRE AGREEMENT AND AGREE TO ITS TERMS", it is NOT the fault of any employee or any company that you are being held to the terms which you agreed and you should not receive any type of refund due to your own ignorance.

Read your contract and know what your getting into before signing, and there would never have been a problem.

Each membership, whether 1 month, 6 months, or 12/24 months has 3 seperate places to sign.

You specified that you signed the longer term Agreement; but are unhappy that you were continuing to be charged at the end of your membership.

There is one box that is titled "continuing monthly dues agreement" which specifies that upon completion of your initial agreement, you will be billed on a month to month basis until you notify the store, in writing, that you wish to cancel your membership.

You were welcome to notify the store at ANY point, including the day when you initially signed your membership, that you do not want to be charged after the initial terms of the agreement have been fulfilled.

However, you did not do so and thereby were charged each month pending a signature on a 'cancel' form.

This cancel could be done in person, in store. It could also be done through FAX which for you would probably have been the best way to cancel the auto-renew portion of your membership. Otherswise, a call to our corporate offices would suffice.

When you sign any type of contract, make sure to read the terms of it! If you don't, it is not a salesperson or anyones fault but your own for holding you liable to the terms or the agreement.

I have worked for At The Beach as a manager for several years now, and not once have I had a complaint from any client I have signed on a membership. Perhaps this is beacause I have each client read the entire membership agreement and then orally explain everything to avoid confusions, but the point is, if you sign something saying continuing monthly dues upon completion of agreement, then initial by your choice of a 12 or 24 month agreement, and then sign and date next to a line that basically says, in bold I might add, that you "HAVE READ THE ENTIRE AGREEMENT AND AGREE TO ITS TERMS", it is NOT the fault of any employee or any company that you are being held to the terms which you agreed and you should not receive any type of refund due to your own ignorance.

Read your contract and know what your getting into before signing, and there would never have been a problem.

Each membership, whether 1 month, 6 months, or 12/24 months has 3 seperate places to sign.

You specified that you signed the longer term Agreement; but are unhappy that you were continuing to be charged at the end of your membership.

There is one box that is titled "continuing monthly dues agreement" which specifies that upon completion of your initial agreement, you will be billed on a month to month basis until you notify the store, in writing, that you wish to cancel your membership.

You were welcome to notify the store at ANY point, including the day when you initially signed your membership, that you do not want to be charged after the initial terms of the agreement have been fulfilled.

However, you did not do so and thereby were charged each month pending a signature on a 'cancel' form.

This cancel could be done in person, in store. It could also be done through FAX which for you would probably have been the best way to cancel the auto-renew portion of your membership. Otherswise, a call to our corporate offices would suffice.

When you sign any type of contract, make sure to read the terms of it! If you don't, it is not a salesperson or anyones fault but your own for holding you liable to the terms or the agreement.

I have worked for At The Beach as a manager for several years now, and not once have I had a complaint from any client I have signed on a membership. Perhaps this is beacause I have each client read the entire membership agreement and then orally explain everything to avoid confusions, but the point is, if you sign something saying continuing monthly dues upon completion of agreement, then initial by your choice of a 12 or 24 month agreement, and then sign and date next to a line that basically says, in bold I might add, that you "HAVE READ THE ENTIRE AGREEMENT AND AGREE TO ITS TERMS", it is NOT the fault of any employee or any company that you are being held to the terms which you agreed and you should not receive any type of refund due to your own ignorance.

Read your contract and know what your getting into before signing, and there would never have been a problem.