they have a pretty scummy way of wording things imho
so if you read that fine print quickly you might assume that all is cool and you give them 30 days notice and you are fine, but the way it is worded and the way they apply it, is when you give them notice, they will take the funds for 30 more days from your card, and then your prepaid last month starts, which imho is a pretty sneaky way to get 60 days from people when at first glance it looks like 30 days notice is what they are asking..... I bet they get a TON of people hooked for an extra month with that wording
If you decide to cancel your membership, you will not be billed for more than thirty (30) days via EFT
(electronic funds transfer) after you notify 24 Hour Fitness via email, U.S. mail or by calling or visiting any club. After the period
covered by your last EFT payment, your prepaid last month dues will be applied. Your membership will end 30 days after the
period covered by your last EFT payment. In addition, your agreement may be terminated in accordance with Section 6 on
page 4.
(electronic funds transfer) after you notify 24 Hour Fitness via email, U.S. mail or by calling or visiting any club. After the period
covered by your last EFT payment, your prepaid last month dues will be applied. Your membership will end 30 days after the
period covered by your last EFT payment. In addition, your agreement may be terminated in accordance with Section 6 on
page 4.
so if you read that fine print quickly you might assume that all is cool and you give them 30 days notice and you are fine, but the way it is worded and the way they apply it, is when you give them notice, they will take the funds for 30 more days from your card, and then your prepaid last month starts, which imho is a pretty sneaky way to get 60 days from people when at first glance it looks like 30 days notice is what they are asking..... I bet they get a TON of people hooked for an extra month with that wording
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