Back in October of 2010, 3 months after my husband passed away, I joined Curves in Fort Atkinson. I also delivered Newspapers during the night. Had good results, but by February of 2011, I stopped going because of depression and pure exhaustion. I had signed a contract stating that if I stopped going, that they would charge...
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The contract was long and given after agreeing verbally to join for $108. would not accept check, had to give credit/debit card. The monthly dues were automatically taken from the debit/credit card. If you had a medical reason for not using the facility you had to get a Dr. note($$$) to say you could not use for...
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I joined curves then tore my rotor cuff I was advised by my doctor to not exercise and had medication and physio to go to or have surgery on it. My doctor gave curves a letter right away and explained that I can not exercise. I gave them the letter in plenty of time before my payment...
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I became a member of curves in March 2008, in May 2009 I contacted the Supplier and asked if I can cancel my membership via e-mail, it was confirmed that there shouldn't be any problems. After numerous calls and e-mails they still deduct the monthly fees from my bank account. The manageres promise me everyday that she...
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Regretting ever signing up at the Lafayette, IN Curves I signed up to be a member at the Lafayette Curves in April. The woman signing me up clearly stated to me two options available to me on that day regarding entrollement. One option was to sign up for the $30 for 30 days. The second option was...
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This is a fair driving school
I just can't write. People, never, ever choose a driving school vent. Money Yes. I left myself only because I got closer to school. I shut down from day one! The secretary speaks only foreign language. Even my name and surname at the beginning of the contract was spelled with two spelling mistakes. At the beginning, the theory teacher was a American, who tended to throw in a little throw-in, as I was noticed by the resourceful secretary, and he has been following him in a few years. as "got sick" and will never return... he was replaced by a foreign language teacher who, of course, was of foreign language origin.Fortunately, her American was at a slightly higher level than her secretary's, but those hours were not particularly mixed. Okay, so let's stay in theory, I'll turn to driving. The names of the instructors will therefore be given by the secretary referred to above. Needless to say, Mexicon speakers are on their fingers. But I "luckily" won one. He had Igor's name... and I'm missing a word from that place. HE HONORABLE person - screams, threatens, constantly worried about his grabbing machine, hinders, makes people feel stupid... He personally told me in the first lesson that he † She is not enthusiastic about her work, but works only and only for money! Inspiring, isn't it?! And I'm not the only one with that kind of experience... I got rid of him in time, but the memories drive the cells. Switching to another instructor at first I really liked it, but soon realized that was also not the best option.The person is already very nice - calm, balanced, friendly, but with that training he sticks (you can see that he is a beginner). For 2 months in general only on one of the street tiles. He never has a vacancy again, because he takes all the people, despite the fact that almost all the times are scheduled for at least 3 weeks. Now, in parallel with this instructor, I am studying at an instructor from another driving school. I learned 4 lessons in more than 5 months, with all due respect.Now, in parallel with this instructor, I am studying at an instructor from another driving school. I learned 4 lessons in more than 5 months, with all due respect.Now, in parallel with this instructor, I am studying at an instructor from another driving school. I learned 4 lessons in more than 5 months, with all due respect. Summary of everything: Don't choose a driving school venta unless you have iron nerves, unlimited finances and an immeasurable measure of patience!
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