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I was a joint member of LA Fitness with my husband for 3 years. He then left the gym and I continued my membership on a single persons rate but didn't realize I was entering into a new 12 month contract. So when I gave them a months notice to leave I was surprised when they tried to charge me £50 to exit the contract (I didn't get charged the remainder of the 12 months as my reason for leaving was moving abroad). I mentioned they hadn't sent me a new contract and they pointed out we had a verbal contract which was the phone conversation we had had when I changed to my single membership. I'm sure they didn't mention I was entering a 12 month contract because I knew I was moving abroad so wouldn't have agreed to it! Anyway, I have asked to hear my contract but they are trying to charge me £10 for a copy. Is this legal?

My other argument with them is the fact that I joined that particular gym purely because there was a creche facility. But a few months before I left the gym they doubled the creche rates and then closed it so for the last couple of months I hardly went there as I had nowhere to leave my daughter!! Members who joined because of the creche were really angry about this and I heard LA Fitness didn't give members the choice to opt out of the contract. A customer service person mentioned something about them being within their rights unless something wasn't available for 30 consecutive days....so I argue that by closing the creche they were in breach of contract.

So I would like to stand my ground as I strongly believe I shouldn't pay the fee. However.....legally I'm not sure where I stand. I wrote to LA Fitness and the last contact they said they'd get back to me in 14 days but they didn't. Their customer service dept is full of human robots who have no authority. It's impossible to speak to anyone higher up the ranks. Suddenly the debt collectors are onto me...my debt is rising as LA Fitness still consider me to be a member and are charging a monthly fee! There is talk of solicitors now.... I suppose my first move would be to pay to hear the contract but is this normal practise? Can they do this?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

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