Business ProfileforSoldierFit

Date of transaction: August 3 to Aug 15 I started this gym since I had been to a SOLDIERFIT somewhere else in the past. I wasn’t given a test class for free and I felt pushed into a contract. When I went to read the contract the person rushed me and said this is the summary you can cancel with 30 days notice. No printed contract. Then she tried to push a 550 dollar program on me. I felt very uncomfortable and said no I can’t afford that. So she said ok I will give you the unlimited classes with weigh ins. I wasn’t really given a list of options I felt kind of bullied into paying for something when something more affordable could have been applied. I was already frustrated at this point but had faith it would get better. I went to a 5:30 AM class and I wasn’t a fan of the coach. I then went to another 5:30 class which the coach was great but the other class members asked for a 6:30 AM class because 5:30 AM is too early and I agreed the option was not working with my work schedule. They then shut down the customers and in short said that wasn’t an option. If we are paying customers our opinions should be valued. I then went to a 4:30 PM class and it was so hot I almost passed out from heat exhaustion which I honestly believe is a health hazard. I was left with a very bad taste in my mouth and wanted to cancel thinking I only had 1 month commitment. I showed up the girl I met with cancelled my membership saying I owed one months. Which I accepted as per the contract. Then I leave and an hour later I get a call that I am a member of the “herd” which I did not agree to and I can’t cancel for 3 months. The girl says she will call me back at 2 and instead sneakily sends an email saying tough luck. I am extremely displeased and want my membership cancelled according to the terms I was told I was agreeing to. No good company needs to use such underhanded tactics to recruit members.