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Originally Posted by Tyrone Slothrop
I'm curious about the mechanics of this. How were they charging you? It seems to me that you should be able to withdraw the authorization for them to hit your account (debit, credit or ACH), and then if they keep doing it, you can go to your card issuer/bank to do a chargeback, and also file a class action under the EFTA.
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I bought a ton of gym debt way back when I was in the collection business. It was dirt cheap.
And it was pretty damn close to actual dirt in terms of value.
Never had a less robust performing portfolio. Most of the people who'd defaulted didn't seem to understand that they'd even signed a contract.
I'm surprised those big gym chains haven't been sued into the ground for their shit. Many of the accounts were fraudulently opened in other peoples' names.
