I have read how several members on this board swear by the Barracuda goggles, and would like to know which model you use for which type of swimming. I want a pair that, ideally, I could use for both my hour and a half swim sessions, as well as for racing. However, if one style is better for the one activity over the other, please tell me which you use.
Thanks.
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That's too bad, Shaky. I am pretty sure what your local Y is doing is illegal. Definitely take it up with your credit card company, especially since it's not even March 15 yet. Charging ahead of time for services not received can be done with things like cable TV and such, but they DO credit you back if you cancel or move. Your YMCA is not on good ground here. I don't think you can legally charge someone for services they don't want and don't even receive.
I do have to say that it's probably the local folks who are screwing it up for everyone else, as my local YMCA is much nicer. They keep the pool at 80-84, which is kinda warm but doable. Also, they are pretty personable, and I haven't had any billing issues.
I am interested to find out what happens.
That's too bad, Shaky. I am pretty sure what your local Y is doing is illegal. Definitely take it up with your credit card company, especially since it's not even March 15 yet. Charging ahead of time for services not received can be done with things like cable TV and such, but they DO credit you back if you cancel or move. Your YMCA is not on good ground here. I don't think you can legally charge someone for services they don't want and don't even receive.
I do have to say that it's probably the local folks who are screwing it up for everyone else, as my local YMCA is much nicer. They keep the pool at 80-84, which is kinda warm but doable. Also, they are pretty personable, and I haven't had any billing issues.
I am interested to find out what happens.
