Fitness Everlasting Inc.

Review: I did the 30 day trial in August 2013 and then at the end of the month, I wanted to sign up for the educator discount membership. The sales person talked me out of it and said it had restrictions. I knew of the restrictions but he said he knew of an updated educator discount that would be available in the next month. Then he offered me the next 2 months (Sept and Oct) for $50 fee which I agreed to. This was to keep me at the gym until the new teacher discount offer became available. Over that time, I discover NYSC was charging me $89.99 Sept, Oct, and Nov. I didn't catch this until Nov when I reviewed my credit card statement. It had been a CC I was paying down and did not charge anything on and I was dealing with a death in my family so I was not focused on CC statements.The shocker was that on Weds, Nov [redacted], a NYCS manager ([redacted]) had shown me a contract with my name and CC info but with someone else's signature. The signature was not even for my name. Can someone say illegal? I plan to seek legal counsel in case they do not rectify the situation but I'm concerned that it will not be corrected due to NYSC horrible reputation. There should be an investigation to see how the contract was falsely signed as this is criminal activity. This is one of the worse experiences I've had as a consumer ever. I will post an update later on.Desired Settlement: I wanted to be refunded the 3 charges of $89.99. I also want an investigation on the illegal activity NYSC is conducting and an explanation of why someone else's name and signature appeared on a contract with my name and credit card number.