Anytime Fitness is under fire after customers report being signed up for memberships with fake signatures and contracts they never saw—some even signed blank forms that were later filled in without consent. Michael Fraser got a contract with his signature forged and terms he didn’t agree to, while Rachel Sarfatij signed on an iPad without seeing the full agreement, only to be denied a refund after trying to cancel. The company admits a third-party software glitch contributed but says it’s been fixed—and is now investigating internally, vowing to restore trust after these serious breaches of member integrity.
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