1 reviews | Active since Jul 2018
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I was deceived by one of their consultants in Durban Smith Street. I don't know if they have been trained to lie to people because they all tell the same lie. They tell you to join the gym and promise you free access to the gym and thereafter they say you will decided whether you want to stay with the gym or not. I have never been to the gym but to my surprise the Body lab gym and VER TEX started demanding payment and threatening to blacklist me. I told them countless times that I do not have a contract with them but they insist that I do have one with them.If this is how this gym gets to get customers and ******ing money from them then it's really pathetic and sickening. A lot of people are victims of this so called gym especially students and at the end of the day it ruins their credit record all because of being deceived and duped by joining this gym. It shows that this gym is dishonest with their business and they are ******. I urge you guys do not sign up with this gym or agree to anything their consultants sell to you.
What should I pay for when I have never used their facilities even once. They are ******* and they deserve to be closed down because they are ******.
The abovementioned matter refers.
The Complainant signed a contract between the parties on no less than six occasions.
The contract clearly explains the 5 day’s cancellation period.
The contract clearly explains how to cancel in terms of the Consumer Protection Act.
The complainant supp**** the service provider with verified banking details.
The complainant signed a bank debit order instruction using his service provider to facilitate a debit order with his banking details.
The complainant did not exercise his rights in terms of the Consumer Protection Act.
The complainant persistently defaulted, as such he was handed over for the collection / litigation process.
The very first line on the contract states in bold “THIS IS A CONTRACT. NOT A VOUCHER. NO FREE MONTH”.
The complainant cannot alleged that he was deceived.
The abovementioned matter refers.
The Complainant signed a contract between the parties on no less than six occasions.
The contract clearly explains the 5 day’s cancellation period.
The contract clearly explains how to cancel in terms of the Consumer Protection Act.
The complainant supp**** the service provider with verified banking details.
The complainant signed a bank debit order instruction using his service provider to facilitate a debit order with his banking details.
The complainant did not exercise his rights in terms of the Consumer Protection Act.
The complainant persistently defaulted, as such he was handed over for the collection / litigation process.
The very first line on the contract states in bold “THIS IS A CONTRACT. NOT A VOUCHER. NO FREE MONTH”.
The complainant cannot alleged that he was deceived.