Snap Fitness Stay away from Snap Fitness, they will SCAM you out of your money! Rogers Minnesota

Scott,

From doing research on gyms to join, SNAP is at the bottom, or very near the bottom, as respectable or recommended gyms. The simple statement of "Read your contract" furthers the point. Especially coming from an employee. 

The culture at SNAP is take take take from the consumer and see if they give up in trying to get funds returned. I have had numerous conversations with friends and family across the country; all have shared similar stories about SNAP. 

How do I know this? I attempted a 3-month Groupon trial that has ended horribly. Being lied to my face directly from the owner, and being belittled all the while. I was made to seem like an idiot, as the owner directly refuted exact phrases and instructions from our initial meeting. 

For all consumers looking to join SNAP, turn and walk away. Running would be better.

I'm sorry, but how long did it take for you to notice $30-$40 disappearing from your account? I'm looking to join a good club, I found this looking for possible reviews for the Snap Fitness as Rogers MN. While it is slightly misleading for them not to mention the post-3-month fees at first, you probably could have gotten a refund if you were more proactive in watching your finances. I don't feel you were particularly ripped off, and I had no quarrels with joining this club after reading this complaint. I'm not here to bash the writer, but I don't want this review to mislead other possible readers when negligence clearly played it's part in this situation.

I have been a member of multiple fitness gyms for the last 30 yrs. If you were to read your contract you would have known that Snap gives you a 90 day freeze period allowing you to go on vacations etc. i.e. sicknesses, injuries and even financial difficulties for your convenience. Snap fitness is one of the FEW gyms that allow you to stay at your original dues and never raise your rates by using this option, unless you quit. Then you would have to start over with new dues, rates etc.(same as any other co. you quit) Most gyms require at least a one yr. contract that you play hell trying to get out of if ever your circumstances change, even moving out of state! Snap fitness does not have a yr. contract, it is month to month with a 30 day written notice to stop or cancel your membership, at this time I am not aware of ANY gym that is this easy to be member of and work with.

I am a professional fitness trainer. Snap Fitness is by far the most lenient in their contracts and dues. You should consider this a very cheap lesson to read a contract before you sign it. You would have known about the 90 day grace period allowed!

Scott Young, Professional Fitness Trainer-Snap Fitness.