1/5 Megan E. 3 months ago on Google New
I
went
into
the
club
January
2nd
to
cancel
my
membership
as
I
believed
they
were
closed
on
the
1st
as
it
was
a
federal
holiday.
No
payment
had
been
made
and
my
monthly
membership
of
nearly
$150
was
processed
the
following
day
on
January
3rd.
To
put
the
cancellation
in
process
I
was
forced
to
sign
a
document
stating
that
I
would
be
responsible
for
paying
the
month
of
February
as
well.
I
was
confused
as
January
2nd
to
January
31st
is
exactly
30
days.
So,
a
Genesis
employee
said
he
would
write
on
the
document
and
recommend
that
I
not
be
charged
for
the
second
month
considering
it
was
January
2nd.
The
employee
stated
that
even
though
he
will
recommend
that
I
am
not
charged,
it
is
āout
of
his
handsā.
So,
I
ask
if
there
is
phone
number
to
their
billing
people
so
I
can
make
my
case
with
the
correct
people
who
make
the
decisions.
I
am
told
that
it
is
on
the
website.
Well,
of
course
it
is
not
clearly
stated
on
the
website.
After
tracking
down
the
gym
headquarters
in
Kansas
and
being
transferred
multiple
times,
I
finally
talk
to
someone
who
says
they
are
waiting
for
the
paperwork
to
be
sent
over,
but
she
or
someone
from
her
team
will
give
me
a
call.
I
wait
for
a
call
and
two
days
go
by
with
nothing.
I
call
back
and
try
to
get
connected
to
them
again.
I
am
told
there
has
been
no
response
yet
on
the
cancellation
because
two
separate
managers
have
to
approve
it,
but
one
is
āunavailableā.
I
understand
but
would
like
to
be
updated.
So,
I
ask
the
Westroads
employee
if
he
can
give
me
a
call
back
when
he
hears
something.
He
responds
that
āhe
probably
wonāt
rememberā
to
call
me
back
as
he
talks
to
hundreds
of
people
a
day.
Evidently
my
issue
isnāt
important
enough
to
set
yourself
a
reminder
to
follow
up.
I
tell
him,
okay,
I
will
give
you
a
call
back
on
Tuesday
if
I
do
not
hear
prior
and
SET
MYSELF
A
REMINDER.
Fast
forward,
itās
Tuesday
afternoon
and
I
havenāt
heard
anything.
Well,
to
my
surprise,
my
husband
sends
me
a
screenshot
of
a
text
he
received
from
the
original
Genesis
employee
I
was
dealing
with
saying
my
request
had
been
denied.
This
is
when
I
really
got
upset
-
He
made
no
attempt
to
contact
me
directly
but
opted
to
avoid
an
actual
conversation
and
try
to
go
around
me.
Hearing
of
this,
I
attempt
to
call
Westroads
and
speak
with
the
employee
and
get
a
better
explanation.
Of
course,
said
employee
is
unavailable
to
talk
when
I
call
the
club
directly.
So,
another
employee
tells
me
that
the
request
to
not
be
charged
for
the
additional
month
was
denied.
I
am
clearly
unhappy
and
still
confused
considering
a
payment
for
January
hadnāt
been
processed
when
I
made
the
cancellation
request,
itās
30
days
including
the
day
I
made
the
request
to
January
1st,
and
I
still
have
not
been
able
to
actually
talk
to
someone
that
makes
the
decision.
I
am
again
told
it
is
āout
of
their
handsā
and
the
Westroads
employee
has
done
everything
he
can
and
more
than
he
typically
does
for
people.
In
the
meantime,
my
husband
responds
to
the
original
employee
I
was
dealing
with
and
asks
why
he
didnāt
call
me
as
I
am
the
primary
on
the
account
and
have
had
ALL
correspondence
with
him.
He
responded
that
he
didnāt
have
my
phone
number.
To
which,
my
husband
responded
with
it
and
told
him
he
needed
to
call
me.
So,
of
course,
I
doubled
checked
and
my
phone
number
is
clearly
listed
under
primary
phone
on
the
account.
Additionally,
I
wrote
my
phone
number
on
the
cancellation
sheet
which
he
had.
So,
said
employee
calls
me
and
tells
me
the
news
himself.
I
still
donāt
understand
why
itās
really
such
an
issue
and
the
difference
in
coming
in
on
the
2nd
versus
on
a
federal
holiday
24
hours
prior
(a
day
on
which
they
closed
early)
is
going
to
cost
me
nearly
$150
but
it
is
once
again
āout
of
their
handsā.
This
is
NOT
the
way
to
do
business.
The
secrecy
regarding
who
actually
makes
decisions
regarding
cancellations
drives
you
crazy.
Additionally,
having
an
employee
go
around
me,
lie
about
having
my
contact
information,
and
TEXT
my
spouse
versus
calling
me
and
dealing
with
an
issue
up
front
is
extremely
unprofessional.
I
would
think
twice
before
joining.
Learn
from
my
mistake.