New Jersey Law Makes It Easier for People to Cancel Their Gym Memberships Online

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New Jersey governor Phil Murphy on Monday signed into law new legislation that will make it easier for gym members to cancel their memberships. 

Bipartisan measure A3892 will require companies that allow customers to sign up for gym subscriptions online to also offer an online cancellation option. According to NJ.com, the law stops gyms that offer online sign-ups from requiring customers to come in person to cancel, which can be a burden or an inconvenience for some consumers.

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