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They said I could freeze my membership for free
jazbee
Posts: 4 Newbie
Just before lockdown when the gym was still open, I received an email from them said I could freeze my membership free for as long as I like.
Because of the uncertainty over when the pandemic would be over and whether there would be a second wave I said I wanted to freeze it until 1/1/2021. Now they have emailed my friend who froze hers as well until 1/1/2021 saying they are superseding this and we can have it free until 1st Sept then they have to pay 25% of the monthly fee if they still wish to freeze it.
I am expecting a similar email from them.
Is this something they can legally do or have I any consumer rights ?
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Who is "they"?
If "they" is David Lloyd there are already two threads on the go in the Coronavirus Supporr section.0 -
Yes.They offered you a contract variation that you accepted. They have now offered you a second contract variation that you wish to decline.jazbee said:Just before lockdown when the gym was still open, I received an email from them said I could freeze my membership free for as long as I like. Because of the uncertainty over when the pandemic would be over and whether there would be a second wave I said I wanted to freeze it until 1/1/2021. Now they have emailed my friend who froze hers as well until 1/1/2021 saying they are superseding this and we can have it free until 1st Sept then they have to pay 25% of the monthly fee if they still wish to freeze it. I am expecting a similar email from them. Is this something they can legally do or have I any consumer rights ?
Tell them you do not agree to the change in contract terms. Then the ball is in their court.0
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