This offer is usually only one or a couple of days for free. 7 days isnt too bad.
You need to give them your spamming details as usual and I suspect you need to be prepared to be contacted, this being fitness first.
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the last fitness first post was a 1 day trial, this is 7 so not complaining. i will just give them fake email and mobile number :)
just be careful cause they will send the voucher to your fake email ;)
7 really is pretty decent by any measure.
Don't give them any real info unless you want to be spammed, especially on your mobile. The sales reps there are like vultures. It's not worth it for 7 days free gym.
^This x1000
Never give them your mobile number.
Fitness First?… Are they still around?? ;)
Anytime Fitness have one week trials. Sometimes by talking to a staff member you may be able to extend that to two weeks (depending totally on the specific franchise of course). With that being said, I'd never go to FF.
lol that's absolutely hilarious
If you sign up for any gym, it's always a good idea to read the small print carefully!
http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/byour-storiesb/2008/08/0…
That article is over 4 years old. I dunno if they've changed or not. Just sayin'.
Good idea with the fake email and mobile..
Dont let them get your credit card number…The real name is Finance First right ? Everyone inside is really Financing the place.
Edit - Ha opps I didn't see the above video post! whaoao!
saw "Fitnesstudio, 2 months membership free" at corner of Cumberland hwy and Canley Vale rd (postcode 2166)
I'm guessing if you sign up to a 12 month contract.
Eww Fitness First, no thanks.
I'm a member of LivingWell (LivingWell.com.au); best gym environment ever!
I used to work in the Fitness Industry (Local Govt - non profit) and we got our hands on a Fitness First sales training video. The tactics these guys use to keep you on board are amusing to say the least. They are even encouraged to ring your number you provide while you are there to verify your details are correct. If you wish to exit from the direct debit agreement, the best thing to write them a cancellation letter, drop it at reception (dont speak to the used car sales men - sorry membership consultants) and then have your bank block future transactions.
"Finance First" are the worst, if you are seriously looking at a gym look at your local govt facilities, all profits are fed back into the facility, paying for quality staff and updating equipment.
I have used a free 2 week pass before and FF never called to harass me to join up with them after the 2 weeks was up. As compared to Good Life where I paid the $14 for 14 days, they rang me about 2-3 times to join up. I guess it depends on which FF you use the free pass with on whether they will call you.
most gyms now days would give a week pass if youre new member and ask nicely, wouldnt consider this bargain, esp the rep FF has with giving your details out.