Urban Active Health Club & Gym Member Files Class Action Lawsuit Complaint Against Urban Active Over Fitness Club’s Contracts And Cancellations.
A class action lawsuit has been filed against health club and fitness chain Urban Active (“Urban Active” or “Defendant”) in Franklin County Common Pleas Court in Ohio (styled Amber Gascho v. Urban Active) alleging, among other things, that Urban Active allegedly failed to provide copies of personal training contracts at the time of signing, allegedly failed to to inform Urban Active customers of their right to cancel contracts within three days of signing, allegedly failed provide duplicate “notice of cancellation” forms when contracts were signed, allegedly misrepresented cancellation terms at time of sale and allegedly failed to honor cancellation notices that comply with Ohio law, according to an Urban Active health club and fitness club class action lawsuit news report.
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I had a personal training contract with Urban Active. At the end of the term, I approached the training director at my facility (Grandview) to be sure that the terms were fulfilled, and requested that the auto-renew was canceled. He assured me that the contract terms were fulfilled, paid in full, and sent off an email to the home office to have my auto-renew canceled. Since that day (9/2/11), I have been charged twice more for personal training (total amount $495.00) and have been going around and around with the training desk and getting nowhere. I’m furious, and damn it, I want the money back that they STOLE!!