Do I have a case?

[onkell]

What is the name of your state? PA

I signed a two year contract with a local gym who closed a few months later. They automatically transferred memberships to a gym 6 miles away but a long drive in lots of traffic. The new facility is NOT comparable - they do not offer the same amenities as the previous gym. The contract states it must be comparable. I have tried calling, writing letters, contacting BBB but nothing. I have since stopped automatic payments on my credit card. Can I take this to small claims, suing for the amount it will take to pay off my contract along with extra service fees from my declining credit card?

 

[racer72]

Can I take this to small claims

Simple answer, no. Small claims court is for actual monetary losses, you have not suffered any losses at this time. It would take a higher court to rule on the validity of the contract and whether the gym is in compliance.