Oakley Fitness TBW / debitfinance pursuaded me to part with 3 months + late charges

[dx100uk]

Go ring your credit card company now and tell them not to honour the payment nor any further request s.

 

You dont owe anyone a penny and no-one can do anything to you..

 

gyms dont do court

gym debts dont show on credit files

a DCA is not a BAILIFF

and has

ZERO powers on any debt no matter what its type.

 

stop phoning people too . Writing only

 

You notified them of wishing to cancel at the worst you might offer 1 month. No such thing as you must pay for 12mts. 

 

Dx

[dx100uk]

no go read my post again carefully..

 

dx

 

[dx100uk]

its not an agreement as they say... you signed nothing.., it's a contract and there are no gym contracts that can vary the industry standard of 1 months cancellation, just read a few john lloyds threads here...

 

the 12mts is not a valid term, you don't have to stay that long, you can cancel giving 1 months notice , i'e ideally your cancel and allow one more payment, you most certainly do not have to pay all 12 and most certainly no-one can charge any 'late fees' they are unfair and unlawful under FCA Rules and i notice debitfinance are regulated by the FCA tooo...so are breaking their rules and need reporting.

 

don't get had get that payment cancelled now.. else you'll never get the money back.

 

nothing anyone can do to you. get hat payment blocked or request it back. ring your card company now

 

next time stop talking to all these scammers.

 

 

[dx100uk]

so time to just wait and hope mastercard can get things back.

 

it's far better to read here on CAG rather than the extensive research you've been doing elsewhere, we and particularly slick132 have doing it for years and years on the gym front and know inside out the answers you seek,. everything is in threads here you just have to read them.

 

there are 1000's of like threads here none have resulted in anyone paying anything 

[dx100uk]

any fees for doing something 'wrong' are a penalty , at the relevant time the FSA (now FCA) stated they would not investigate fees under £12, so everyone dropped them to that level, they didn't say either that £12 was lawful .

 

stop looking for ways to justify what they are doing is correct.

we've played this game for years and know full well the way to go.