Business ProfileforAnytime Fitness

My stepson, *******************************, canceled his Anytime Fitness membership effective as of October 9, 2022. I've attached a copy of the termination letter. We paid 1/2 of the remaining membership fee as a termination fee per his contract (which is also attached). I know that Anytime Fitness received the notice because they cashed the $187.50 check and stopped charging our **** last fall (we put ******* monthly fees on our ****). However, starting January 2023, Anytime Fitness started charging our credit card again. It was $17 in Jan. $25 in Feb. And $34 each for March thru August 2023. I contacted **** and disputed some of the charges, but most were outside the 60-day window for disputes. Even so, **** credited us $17 for the January charge and $68 for the July and August 2023 payments. I emailed Anytime Fitness about this and got a response that ******* account was terminated on September 9, 2023, which isn't true, but must be what's in their records (I've attached these emails). This past Friday, I received an email with a FINAL NOTICE banner indicating that Anytime Fitness was going to charge our **** $43. I tried to call the "800" number, but wasn't able to reach a human. I replied that if they charge our **** we will bring an action under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. Copies of these emails are attached. Last week, I sent **** mailed notices to the two LLC Manager addresses for *** Fitness Solutions, LLC, the franchisee of Anytime Fitness, demanding a refund of the March thru June overcharges plus the February charge, for a total charge of $161. This letter also is attached. We would appreciate your ensuring that ******* account is terminated as of the original termination date, that our **** is not further charged, and that *** Fitness Solutions refunds the illegal **** charges.