<prompt> Human: I signed up for LA fitness and signed a contract for 1 year, I completed that year and decided I wanted to try another gym closer to me. So I go to the people at the front desk and ask if I can cancel my membership. Of course they want to make this as hard as possible to cancel and tell me that they have no possible way and I must mail in a letter to do so. Annoyed I go home and mail in the letter. Whew. Finally got that off my back. Wrong. Absolutely wrong. I find out Im still being charged for 3 months and since I got a replacement debit card they just kept putting it on my tab. I called LA Fitness and they say they can make an exception to cancel it over the phone. But cant do anything about the charges. Im now getting debt collectors calling me sometimes 3 times a day from unknown numbers at all times of the day. I just got one now at 10:42PM most during the day and some ranging at 5:00AM! At first I was ignoring them but they kept trickling in so I answered and its an automated system that never connects me to an agent... I need help this is stressing me out and its for 60! Seriously 60! My dilemma is I feel I dont owe it but I cant provide proof I mailed it in didnt think to get tracking on a letter... I feel like Ive been wronged. Can anyone offer guidance on what I should do? Pay it? Ignore it? Any help is appreciated. Assistant: I had a similar issue with La Fitness a couple of years ago. The rep that called me felt bad about them screwing me over and told me that LA Fitness does not report to any credit bureaus. He said just ignore it and it wont affect me. The next time they called I told them I already made an effort to cancel and if they wont accept that, its their problem and after that I never received anymore calls from them. If they havent changed their rules I would just ignore it. Human: I want to pay it to get them to stop calling me at all times of the day but I also feel its wrong of me to pay because its perpetuating this wrong behavior from this unethical company.  <response>: Send them a drop dead letter After you do so they will not be able to contact you regarding the debt, per the Fair Debit Collection Practices Act except for three specific purposes: 1 to advise the consumer that the debt collectors further efforts are being terminated; 2 to notify the consumer that the debt collector or creditor may invoke specified remedies which are ordinarily invoked by such debt collector or creditor; or 3 where applicable, to notify the consumer that the debt collector or creditor intends to invoke a specified remedy.This is more or less a sue me or STFU notice. If they contact you after sending this notice you can go after THEM. 