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bilsbie ◴[] No.41860014[source]
I wonder how this would work for gyms?

They should clean up their act anyway. If other customers are like me I’ve been putting off joining for over a year because they’re so scammy and I don’t want to get locked in.

I even went to sign up and walked out because the price ended up being double what they advertised with weird fees and the base plan not being useable once they explain it.

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jrajav ◴[] No.41860216[source]
If you can sign up for the gym online, then you need to be able to cancel online. That's how this rule is meant to work for all kinds of merchants. Gyms would still be free to pull their usual car-salesman shenanigans on cancellation if they're willing to only take new subscriptions on location and not online, too.
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1. pixelatedindex ◴[] No.41860292[source]
None of the LA Fitness gyms let you cancel online, I’ve reported them but nothing happens. This was about ~3 years ago, maybe they changed it now.