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Things to consider when joining a spa

With a new year just beginning, many people plan to loose weight and get into shape, says Attorney General Linley Pearson. If you are one of those trying to reduce the bulge around your middle or firm your figure, you may be considering joining a health spa or fitness club, he said. There are certain things to consider when choosing a health spa, he said. “There are a number of fine health spas, but some consumers have learned the hard way that they’ve joined the wrong one when it closes a few months after they purchased a membership,” the attorney general said. It’s important to check the reputation of the spa’s parent company, he advised. Find out how long it has been in business and if there are any unresolved consumer complaints at the local Better Business Bureau or with the attorney general’s Consumer Protection Division. “We received more than 300 complaints about health spas in 1965. Most of those complaints concerned health spas that closed after consumers purchased memberships in the facilities,” Pearson said. “Our office recently filed suit against an Indianapolis health spa operation after it closed one facility that had been open about 18 months and never opened a second facility for which memberships were sold,” Pearson added. The suit charges the owners with violating Indiana’s deceptive sales and health spas laws. Consumers who decide to join a health spa or club, should visit the facility several times before buying a membership, Pearson advised. “Note whether your preferred hours coincide with peak times. If so, you will want to see whether the club is crowded. If it is, you might find it difficult to use the equipment or pool,” Pearson said. Consumers should pick a club that’s convenient to their home or office, the attorney general said. “Chances are you are less likely to use a spa if you have to drive a longdistance.” Take advantage of the free introductory sessions that many

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