Bannatyne Fitness - £75 Cancellation Fee for member diagnosed with cancer!

Jeff_Bridges_hair

Undisputedtruth wrote: »

Jeff, you haven't posted any solid evidence at all. Rather more like figments of your imagination. The error message shown on your computer could be caused by something done by yourself.

So, in the words of the Dragons, I'm out.

Undisputedtruth

sorry but how can a screen shot show anything other then that website you have put up does not work on my computer? Its there plain as day.



dmg24 - Its my work secure server as im working from home today and forgot it was on there so scribbled it out

dmg24

Jeff_Bridges_hair wrote: »

sorry but how can a screen shot show anything other then that website you have put up does not work on my computer? Its there plain as day.



dmg24 - Its my work secure server as im working from home today and forgot it was on there so scribbled it out

I was thinking I'd discovered a penchant for afternoon !!!!!!!

Jeff_Bridges_hair

dmg24 wrote: »

I was thinking I'd discovered a penchant for afternoon !!!!!!!

well one is working at home :j


Sadly for me the missus has been home for a while now too.

darkblue_2

If enough people retweet - maybe we can attract Mr Bannatyne's attention - or at the very least, bring some publicity to this awful situation.

http://twitter.com/#!/darkblue217

@DuncanBannatyne - !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!/doo6y - Dragon demands £75 from cancer sufferer to cancel membership. Disgraceful.

Hintza

darkblue wrote: »

........or at the very least, bring some publicity to this awful situation.

What is so awful about it? Perhaps you should read EllaKeat's post.

I think it is appalling that you are trying to use moral blackmail.

eranou

Hintza wrote: »

What is so awful about it? Perhaps you should read EllaKeat's post.

I think it is appalling that you are trying to use moral blackmail.

Exactly
I totaly disagree with these vendettas that people seem to involve themselfs in.

darkblue_2

Hintza wrote: »

What is so awful about it? Perhaps you should read EllaKeat's post.

I think it is appalling that you are trying to use moral blackmail.

I work for a company who provides loans. If someone was to give us a doctor's letter stating they had cancer, we would write off the loan to ease the burden on them.

It is an awful situation they don't have the compassion and decency to waive the cancellation fee.

I think it's appalling that you are trying to use a previous poster's own experience to set a precedent.

darkblue_2

eranou wrote: »

Exactly
I totaly disagree with these vendettas that people seem to involve themselfs in.

If no one says anything - people get away with what they want.

The fact that you would prefer that a person with cancer should pay a £75 fine for leaving a gym because they are no longer able to attend says a lot more about you than about me.

People involve themselves in these kind of things because they want to help others and seek justice where they see a blatant disregard of dignity, compassion, empathy and reasonableness.

eranou

darkblue wrote: »

If no one says anything - people get away with what they want.

The fact that you would prefer that a person with cancer should pay a £75 fine for leaving a gym because they are no longer able to attend says a lot more about you than about me.

People involve themselves in these kind of things because they want to help others and seek justice where they see a blatant disregard of dignity, compassion, empathy and reasonableness.

I did not say I would prefer it at all do not put words in my mouth.

What I mean is I disagree with these vendettas that have been started by a post on an internet forum.
Do we really know the full details of this? for all I know the OP is from a competitor company posting BS.

Thats why its better to stick to the reason for this board consumer rights and not moral rights.

darkblue_2

We assume that all posts are legitimate until proven otherwise. I believe it's important to trust others; I'm sorry you do not.