LA Fitness and Pro Results changed contract thru deceptive tactic, kept charging Irvine Nationwide

My wife Deb went to LA Fitness in the second week of November to sign up with the gym and also to get some personal training. She wanted 8 sessions of personal training, one per week. The person she talked to offered her different options of 8 sessions or 12 sessions. She was never offered 6 months or 12 months of personal training.

She and I agreed on before she went to LA Fitness that she will get about 10 personal training sessions.

In order to sign up for personal training sessions LA Fitness requires to be a gym member because only gym members can use the gym. Gym membership is $29.95. Deb wanted a 12 months gym membership. She gave them the credit card to process the membership and then signed on a tablet the "contract" for the personal training. 

However, the agreed upon details of the contract we not visible or readable on the tablet. Nothing indicated that the "contract" was over anything different than 8 sessions of personal training. That is what was written down by hand on a piece of paper. 8 sessions of personal training was her intention and the person processing that never indicated otherwise.

So the real contract was over 8 sessions, each sessions $55 with one session per week, billed monthly at $220.

The print out of the fraudulent "contract" was however over 51 plus 3 sessions and 12 times $220!

When we saw that LA Fitness was taking money out from our credit card, we disputed with AMEX.

We did cancel whatever legal part of contract or gym membership is valid. We do not acknowledge the faked contract that LA Fitness fabricated. That one never got valid as Deb never had the intention to do more than 8 sessions.