Re:FTC Announces "Click-to-Cancel" Rule Making It Easier to ...
by crazygringo on Wednesday October 16, 2024 @10:57AM
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Often no.
Most gyms I've been to do not allow local residents to purchase 1-day passes.
They do often allow people visiting (on business etc.) to purchase a daily or weekly pass. But may need your ID to prove that, and you can only do that so many times. Like if you visit for two weeks once a year they're happy to. If you come once a month for business, you're gonna need a full membership.
And you've always gotta sign stuff no matter what. For liability, so they know who to contact if you keel over on the treadmill, and so forth.
Most gyms I've been to do not allow local residents to purchase 1-day passes.
They do often allow people visiting (on business etc.) to purchase a daily or weekly pass. But may need your ID to prove that, and you can only do that so many times. Like if you visit for two weeks once a year they're happy to. If you come once a month for business, you're gonna need a full membership.
And you've always gotta sign stuff no matter what. For liability, so they know who to contact if you keel over on the treadmill, and so forth.