Unreasonable! ! ! ! ! ! Absolutely unreasonable! ! ! I have a life-long fitness card in Ginsburg, but I can't do strenuous exercise after an accident, so I basically won't step into the gym again. I want to give that card to my daughter. After all, it is a lifetime card! Forever! My history of going to the gym by myself is only one and a half years. If I don't use it, it will be a waste! ! So I called the staff there, but they didn't want to transfer, and the person who helped me with the card at first didn't work there.

Now I'm angry! ! ! ! Why not transfer it? Consumers pay money to come to you and buy a card, then the card has been owned by consumers as a commodity, and the cardholder has the right to dispose of his property. This alone can fully reflect the irrationality of not transferring cards!

Ginsburg is a big sports brand imported from the United States. Isn't the United States most concerned about so-called human rights? Where are your humanitarianism and human rights now? ! ! Apple stands out because their principle is that the customer's experience comes first. Now I want to say that Ginsburg turns my stomach! After the experience, I want to say, can you do more so-called' after-sales service' while trying your best to attract customers? Don't let customers have the illusion that they are in a black hole after the experience! ! The quality of a brand lies not in the measurement of industrial value, but in the manifestation of inner humanity.

Now I solemnly warn Ginsburg Company that some customers' cards cannot be returned or used, which may bring you some benefits, but I also believe that you hope your business is a long-term prospect, and don't give up long-term development because of short-term profits.

I think many Ginsburg members from all over the world also have the problem of not being able to transfer or return their cards. If Kingsbury can't handle this problem properly, it's only a matter of time before he complains to the consumer association or exposes it to the media! ! !