H.o.H_Angel
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Can I sue gym, if they not mention things about my contract before signing up?
If you didn't authorize it, how did they access it? Was your identity stolen?I did read it and contract didn't say anything about what would happen, if account would be on hold. Now they say my medical reason why I stopped going was not enough to cancel account. I found out they were taking money out from my account that was not authorized.
How do you pay? By automatic payments (which give them an authorization to withdraw money from your bank account before or on due date)?I did read it and contract didn't say anything about what would happen, if account would be on hold. Now they say my medical reason why I stopped going was not enough to cancel account. I found out they were taking money out from my account that was not authorized.
If you didn't authorize it, how did they access it? Was your identity stolen?
Sign in your bank account online and turn an alert on so they will send you an email whenever a withdrawal is made.Okay, was just wondering. They normally send me an e-mail if any activity is going on with my bank account, but I didn't get any.
I believe that you are allowed to cancel auto payments anytime by law.okay. Thanks.
Medical issues are no excuse to stop going. As matter of fact, if someone has medical issues, it would often be mentioned that they should go more often.
Okay, was just wondering. They normally send me an e-mail if any activity is going on with my bank account, but I didn't get any.
Yes, but that would be an authorized withdrawal. The OP complained that the withdrawals were not authorized. That means they were done without the member's permission.I think you have your monthly fees automatically withdrawn from your account so they would have account # for your credit card . I was going to try to sign up at a gym but I refused to give them my account #.
Yes, but that would be an authorized withdrawal. The OP complained that the withdrawals were not authorized. That means they were done without the member's permission.
If the member voluntarily supplied the information during registration those withdrawals would be authorized. If the account information was stolen, that's another matter. It depends on whether or not the member originally granted access.
That's why I asked.
Read your contract and receipt again. You had to provide a source for payment, thus authorizing withdrawals whether you're sick, lazy, dead, etc unless a clause is included to cancel it. As it stands, you're still obligated to pay your membership dues.