Lady Of America Fitness Ripoff will never go back to this gym, dishonest owner. New Port Richey Florida

This member had a membership with Ladies Fitness Express. Her membership was transferred to our gym at Lady of America in May 2006. The member contacted us at that time to discuss a problem she was having with the previous gym. There was apparently a dispute with the previous owners regarding a freeze she had requested. After reviewing the members file and contacting the processing center, we found there were requests from the member, but that they were never authorized or accepted by the gym in which she was a member.

As a courtesy, we offered to freeze the member's payments due for May and June until she got a chance to come back in town, even though payment was clearly due according to her contract. When we met, her July payment had been processed.

The member stated that she was due 4 months of membership for free. After thorough review, we could find no verification that this was due, and we had already frozen her membership in May and June. We offered three options.

1.) We could offer her 4 months for free, and to lower her monthly payments by $10 per month, if she renewed her membership into our current 36 month special.

2.) She could remain with the same payment and remain in a month-to-month agreement. However, that would not include any free months, just the two frozen months that she was already given.

3.) We explained that she was currently in a month-to-month membership. That meant she had the right to cancel at any time with 30 days notice. We offered that if this was the option that she wanted, we would waive the 30 days notice and return her July payment.

This is the best we could do since the entire dispute had taken place with the previous gym and previous owners and no written documentation was available. The member chose to terminate her agreement. We waived the 30-day notice and returned her payment as promised. Lady of America never received any monies regarding this member and released her of her agreement upon her request.

This member had a membership with Ladies Fitness Express. Her membership was transferred to our gym at Lady of America in May 2006. The member contacted us at that time to discuss a problem she was having with the previous gym. There was apparently a dispute with the previous owners regarding a freeze she had requested. After reviewing the members file and contacting the processing center, we found there were requests from the member, but that they were never authorized or accepted by the gym in which she was a member.

As a courtesy, we offered to freeze the member's payments due for May and June until she got a chance to come back in town, even though payment was clearly due according to her contract. When we met, her July payment had been processed.

The member stated that she was due 4 months of membership for free. After thorough review, we could find no verification that this was due, and we had already frozen her membership in May and June. We offered three options.

1.) We could offer her 4 months for free, and to lower her monthly payments by $10 per month, if she renewed her membership into our current 36 month special.

2.) She could remain with the same payment and remain in a month-to-month agreement. However, that would not include any free months, just the two frozen months that she was already given.

3.) We explained that she was currently in a month-to-month membership. That meant she had the right to cancel at any time with 30 days notice. We offered that if this was the option that she wanted, we would waive the 30 days notice and return her July payment.

This is the best we could do since the entire dispute had taken place with the previous gym and previous owners and no written documentation was available. The member chose to terminate her agreement. We waived the 30-day notice and returned her payment as promised. Lady of America never received any monies regarding this member and released her of her agreement upon her request.

This member had a membership with Ladies Fitness Express. Her membership was transferred to our gym at Lady of America in May 2006. The member contacted us at that time to discuss a problem she was having with the previous gym. There was apparently a dispute with the previous owners regarding a freeze she had requested. After reviewing the members file and contacting the processing center, we found there were requests from the member, but that they were never authorized or accepted by the gym in which she was a member.

As a courtesy, we offered to freeze the member's payments due for May and June until she got a chance to come back in town, even though payment was clearly due according to her contract. When we met, her July payment had been processed.

The member stated that she was due 4 months of membership for free. After thorough review, we could find no verification that this was due, and we had already frozen her membership in May and June. We offered three options.

1.) We could offer her 4 months for free, and to lower her monthly payments by $10 per month, if she renewed her membership into our current 36 month special.

2.) She could remain with the same payment and remain in a month-to-month agreement. However, that would not include any free months, just the two frozen months that she was already given.

3.) We explained that she was currently in a month-to-month membership. That meant she had the right to cancel at any time with 30 days notice. We offered that if this was the option that she wanted, we would waive the 30 days notice and return her July payment.

This is the best we could do since the entire dispute had taken place with the previous gym and previous owners and no written documentation was available. The member chose to terminate her agreement. We waived the 30-day notice and returned her payment as promised. Lady of America never received any monies regarding this member and released her of her agreement upon her request.

This member had a membership with Ladies Fitness Express. Her membership was transferred to our gym at Lady of America in May 2006. The member contacted us at that time to discuss a problem she was having with the previous gym. There was apparently a dispute with the previous owners regarding a freeze she had requested. After reviewing the members file and contacting the processing center, we found there were requests from the member, but that they were never authorized or accepted by the gym in which she was a member.

As a courtesy, we offered to freeze the member's payments due for May and June until she got a chance to come back in town, even though payment was clearly due according to her contract. When we met, her July payment had been processed.

The member stated that she was due 4 months of membership for free. After thorough review, we could find no verification that this was due, and we had already frozen her membership in May and June. We offered three options.

1.) We could offer her 4 months for free, and to lower her monthly payments by $10 per month, if she renewed her membership into our current 36 month special.

2.) She could remain with the same payment and remain in a month-to-month agreement. However, that would not include any free months, just the two frozen months that she was already given.

3.) We explained that she was currently in a month-to-month membership. That meant she had the right to cancel at any time with 30 days notice. We offered that if this was the option that she wanted, we would waive the 30 days notice and return her July payment.

This is the best we could do since the entire dispute had taken place with the previous gym and previous owners and no written documentation was available. The member chose to terminate her agreement. We waived the 30-day notice and returned her payment as promised. Lady of America never received any monies regarding this member and released her of her agreement upon her request.