The Florida-based Living Well Lady Fitness Centers are geared towards getting women in the best shape of their lives. This ComplaintsBoard post reveals some members grievances about Living Well Lady Fitness Centers. A member noted when charged extra fees for gym ‘enhancements’, “How can they be allowed to charge everyone like this…” What is worse is that the fees were automatically drafted from her account without her permission, per her claims.

We’ve all learned the importance of reading the fine print when signing any sort of agreement. But if the contract says one thing, and your customer service representative says another, it’s easy to get confused. Such was the case with this Living Well Lady Fitness Center member who claimed they were told in person that moving would not result in cancellation fees, but was charged $200 anyway. The customer could not get a Living Well Lady Fitness Center representative on the telephone to help her, and has subsequently felt forced to cancel her credit card account. As this situation will likely involved a collection agency, the repercussions of Living Well Lady Fitness Centers’ misleading tactics will be long standing.

Don’t let this happen to you. CancelWizard is here to help. Read on to learn how to cancel your Living Well Lady Fitness account yourself, or let us help you cancel your Living Well Lady Fitness Center membership.

What You’ll Need:

• Account information
• Personal information
• Billing information associated with your membership 

Steps to Cancel:

1. Call your gym and ask to speak with a manager to go over cancelation proceedure
2. Draft a letter with your account and personal information. Include your membership sign-on date and how much you are currently charged per month. Request a stop payment and cite the reason for cancelling your account.
3. Deliver the letter in person to:  Living Well Lady Fitness Centers 3505 W. 20th Ave Hialeah, Florida.
4. Follow up with Living Well Lady Fitness Centers 30 days after you provide the letter of cancellation to ensure your account has been cancelled.
5. If the cancellation was not processed, contact your bank to learn about the steps it takes to stop payment.