
The company failed to provide fitness services to some 639 members who spent a total of more than Bt30 million in membership fees.
In a move led by Consumers Protection Foundation (CPF) chief Saree Ongsomwang, the 10 members submitted their complaint with council chief Sak Korsaengreung and councillor Weerasak Chotiwanich, alleging that the club collected member fees in advance but closed without informing members. They also called on the government to push through a law under which an independent consumer protection organisation can be set up and also amend the existing law to grant individual consumers the same rights as creditors or the tax department.