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Is anyone using a gym membership with Walmart fitness pass? tried to sign myself for a membership
Today but didn’t work would love some advice
I just want to say that cancelling has been such a pain in the ass. My son has emailed the branch (both through the website contact form and actual email) to cancel and he's been ignored and they're happy to keep billing. I mean if it's not the right way to cancel, at least tell us how? But of course they won't make any effort since that's some revenue lost lol.
I know for a fact that the contact form and their email works because the branch owner has had no issues reaching out to me before when I requested to change my credit card.
Will be contacting ABC Financial next. I'm just pissed at how shady it is and I'm annoyed that I also don't have other nearby gyms to go to myself (my son and I signed up at the same time). And whenever I go, there's never any staff.
Problem/Goal: I want to cancel membership but i have not exceeded the lock in period and i dont really want to pay the 5k fee.
Context: I signed a 12 month contract and im only 2/3 months in, my home gym is a corporate branch (AF alabang westgate), ano usually gagawin nila if you just lock your card and ghost them?
Is it possible they can take legal action or do they just call and message me?
I really dont have the money to pay the 5k cancellation fee and Im just worried what will happen if I ghost them and just block them from my card.
Has anyone been in the same situation? If so, please tell me your experience.
I’m also a student and when signing up they knew that, so for the emergency contact i placed my dads email and phone number, do you think they’d try calling him too?
Anyone ever sign up online for a cheaper AF location to get a cheaper price at your local AF?
Is it even feasible?
I'm in Canada
Does anyone else make it a point to try out other Anytime Fitness locations beyond their “home” gym? It‘s become sort of a fun game for me in southern Wisconsin. I‘ve realized just how different all the locations are. As such, I’ve started ranking them. I figure someone else has to do this, too…
Story Time – June 27, 2026
Yesterday, June 26, my friend and I booked a 1-day free trial at Fitness First Bonifacio High Street. We were excited to try the gym before deciding where to purchase a membership.
At first, everything went smoothly. Ms. Aya and Sir Dowee accommodated us well, gave us a tour of the facilities, and explained the gym’s amenities. After the tour, we were allowed to work out, and overall, we had a good experience using the gym.
However, things changed after we finished our workout.
We were invited to sit down to discuss their membership offers. They presented what they said was a “today only” promo, where the joining fee and admin fees would be waived if we signed up immediately. We appreciated the offer, but we politely explained that we wanted to explore other gyms first before making a decision. As customers, we believe it’s only reasonable to compare our options before committing to a membership. After all, it’s our money and our decision.
Unfortunately, despite repeatedly telling them that we needed time to think, they continued insisting that we sign up on the spot. What made the situation even more uncomfortable was that they were still holding onto our IDs. We ended up sitting there for almost 30 minutes, repeatedly declining the offer while waiting for our IDs to be returned. It honestly felt like we couldn’t leave until we agreed to become members.
No customer should ever feel pressured into making a financial commitment they are not yet ready to make. A free trial should help potential members decide—not make them feel trapped or pressured.
To Ms. Aya and Sir Nino, I hope this serves as constructive feedback. Please treat your prospective clients with respect and allow them the time and space to make their own decisions. If someone says they need to think about it, that decision should be respected. Pushing people to sign up after they’ve already declined creates an uncomfortable experience and leaves a negative impression.
This was disappointing, especially for first-time gym-goers like us. We genuinely wanted to enjoy the experience, but we left feeling pressured instead of welcomed.