Roberto & Ericka Campos
I wanted a gym where I could just play basketball for a month. So I called to get a 1 month rate. Khalid, a salesman, then tried to get me to sign up for a monthly membership, I had to tell him numerous times I didn't want that. So, he gave me a price, I agreed, and he told me to meet him at a certain time before he left for the day. I got there 3 minutes late and he had gotten up from his desk already. So the other sales guy told me just to wait for him at his desk and that Khalid would be back. After 10 minutes, he told me to look for Khalid at the Basketball court, and I did find him there. On the walk back to the desk Khalid tried to push a membership on me repeatedly and I repeatedly told him I just wanted 1 month. When we got to the desk he then was fed up that I didn't want to sign up long term so he told the other guy to sign me up (the same salesman who's desk I was waiting at for 10 minutes.) By that time, the other salesman was on the phone with some company's customer service and I had to wait for the phone call to finish for him to help me. After another 10 minutes of waiting he rung me up, took my card and I paid for my month membership. When I checked my credit card statement later, the charge wasn't to LA Fitness but rather to his personal Venmo account. The only redeeming quality of this gym are the service workers and all the guys I played basketball with were friendly and nice.






