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

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  • gordikin
    gordikin Posts: 4,422 Forumite
    Are you really company director....care to give details as I'd want to avoid yours?
  • gordikin wrote: »
    Are you really company director....care to give details as I'd want to avoid yours?


    Why because they disagree with you and are diplomatic and can see both sides of the argument?! Seriously grow up!
  • sirmarcus
    sirmarcus Posts: 1,381 Forumite
    Hope I am not too late to say:wink::rotfl:......?

    Try escalating or complaining to Duncan Bannatyne, Bannatyne Group Chief Executive, via sending him an email at [EMAIL="duncanbannatyne@bannatyne.co.uk"]duncanbannatyne@bannatyne.co.uk[/EMAIL].

    For info, he has a regular TV show with a few others on BBC & Dave and, for a Scotsman, he seems a very reasonable chap:rotfl:.

    Good luck and hope this helps:rotfl::rotfl:.
  • Jennikay
    Jennikay Posts: 258 Forumite
    edited 28 February 2011 at 10:00PM
    Pay the £75, sell your story to a trashy magazine = profit. The love this sort of thing...

    Edit: Just noticed this has been revived from last year! Hope it all worked out :o
  • I feel sure that Mr Bannatyne doesn't even know anything about this, it's normally someone who is employed by him that deals with this kind of thing and that someone should either be sacked or re-trained, preferably the latter. Some people are like robots and unfortunately lack common sense as well as lack a kind heart.
    If Mr Bannatyne did know about this then he should be ashamed of himself and make amends. I noticed a few posts backing the decision with comments like 'it's business....' kind of thing, these people are heartless and poor business people, they don't realise that this kind of attitude can actually ruin a business and is also an unhealthy attitude, you do not have to be cruel and heartless to be successful.
    If I were Mr Bannatyne I would make amends and apply corrective action like yesterday and implement preventative action for the future.
  • custardy
    custardy Posts: 38,365 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Name Dropper Photogenic
    Cofton wrote: »
    I feel sure that Mr Bannatyne doesn't even know anything about this, it's normally someone who is employed by him that deals with this kind of thing and that someone should either be sacked or re-trained, preferably the latter. Some people are like robots and unfortunately lack common sense as well as lack a kind heart.
    If Mr Bannatyne did know about this then he should be ashamed of himself and make amends. I noticed a few posts backing the decision with comments like 'it's business....' kind of thing, these people are heartless and poor business people, they don't realise that this kind of attitude can actually ruin a business and is also an unhealthy attitude, you do not have to be cruel and heartless to be successful.
    If I were Mr Bannatyne I would make amends and apply corrective action like yesterday and implement preventative action for the future.

    the whole gym business model banks on X% signing up(usually in January) and using little to none of the facilities
    then being tied into the service
    hence why those gyms not using fixed term contracts offer far less services and often facilities
    even then the no long term contract gym in Edinburgh has a cancellation period in its 1 month contract
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