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Discussion in 'Consumer Law, Contracts, Warranties' started by onelove, Mar 25, 2021.

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  1. onelove

    onelove Law Topic Starter New Member

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    I went to try out an exercise class which was free. At the end of the night they told me there was an introductory fee of $99 for one month. I explained that due to my schedule it may be difficult to do the classes. Anyway, I end up paying. The next day after looking at the schedule for the week of the classes I realize that it would not be profitable so I called them to say I wanted a refund. They said they don't do refunds.

    No one explained to me that there were no refunds. I also got an email of my contract which has my digital name but someone's signature (presuming whoever did it). In other words I did not sign any document. This location is independently operated but it is a nationwide franchise.

    What are my options instead of Twitter :)
     
  2. zddoodah

    zddoodah Well-Known Member

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    Why would the general rule need to be explained?

    Then you may only be out the $99.

    I suggest you review this article by the North Carolina Attorney General. If you still have questions after doing so, please ask them.

    Also, if you paid the $99 by credit card, review your credit card issuer's terms about disputing a charge.
     
  3. adjusterjack

    adjusterjack Super Moderator

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    Have a memorial service for your $99. You willingly signed up and paid. You could have said no. You should have read the schedule before signing up.

    Nobody did anything wrong to you so I suggest you be careful about what you say on twitter, or anywhere else, lest you be sued for defamation.
     
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