<prompt> Human: My sister came to live with me for 2.5 months in LA from New York.Being a gym rat she insisted that she had to get a gym membership.All of the gyms she visited required a 1 year commitment.My girlfriend and I decided that we would both get gym memberships signing up for a year contract if the gym could get my sister as an add on for 3 months.We ended up signing up for Golds Gym Culver City. I reiterated multiple times to the sales rep that my sister was only here until August and would be removed. The guy said that was no problem. He was getting two new sign ups My girlfriend and I and he my sister would be a family add on.The day of the actual sign up, I was unavailable to go to the gym with my sister so she went in, The gym employee and my sister went over the contract with me on the phone. My sister asked about the cancelation fee clause she was about to sign, and for the umpteenth time the rep said that it was for the main account holder me, and that she would just be a family add on that could be removed at anytime. Since I wasnt there, my sister signed as me.Fast forward to yesterday, when I looked at my credit card statement and see a 200 charge from Golds Gym. I called the gym where the person on the phone pulled up my account and told me that the 200 was because we cancelled the family add on before the end of the 12 month contract.I then went into the gym to talk to someone face to face. I explained the situation. They pretty much told me, that it was too bad I was lied to, but the guy who did the lying no longer works there and its not their problem. He told me that if I dispute the charge I would be sent to collections.The contract they have on record has my name but not signed by me. I authorized my sister to sign the contract based on the assurance that my sister could be removed at any time penalty free. Its the very first thing we told every gym we visited.What are my options here? I sent an email to corporate to see if they could be more helpful, and Im waiting to get a response. but if they respond with sorry, youre out of luck, I want to know what I should do.  <response>: He told me that if I dispute the charge I would be sent to collections.Sounds good to me. Id tell them to hurry up and get on the stick so you can handle it ASAP.When the collector calls, tell them you never signed a contract and that they need to produce one with your signature which they cant. I then went into the gym to talk to someone face to face. I explained the situation. They pretty much told me, that it was too bad I was lied to, but the guy who did the lying no longer works there and its not their problem. He told me that if I dispute the charge I would be sent to collections.FWIW, he was their employee, so its exactly their problem. 