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Club 360 members ask for refund, say they were charged during COVID-19 shutdown

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RECORD

Friday, November 22, 2024

Club 360 members ask for refund, say they were charged during COVID-19 shutdown

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LOS ANGELES - A class action lawsuit against Club 360 LLC and ABC Financial Services LLC in federal court accuses the companies of illegal electronic funds transferring practices. 

According to documents filed on March 14, the Club 360 gym in Reseda used ABC Financial's services to charge automatic membership payments. The class of Club 360 members is represented by plaintiffs Edwin Bazarganfard and Barak Golan, who accuse the defendants of continuing to charge monthly fees despite the gym closing and ceasing services in March of 2020. 

California Civil Code says that consumers are entitled to refunds when a health studio either eliminates or reduces services. 

Club 360 manager Jehangir Meher was also named as a defendant in the suit. 

The defendants are accused of violating the Electronic Funds Transfer Act, violating the California Contracts for Health Studio Services, violating the Business and Professions Code and violating the Consumer Legal Remedies Act. The class asks for a refund of the monies wrongfully taken from consumers plus $1,000 in damages for each class member. 

The class is represented by the Law Offices of Todd M. Friedman, PC. 

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